1) How can family support each other? a) Arguing b) Financially c) Emotionally d) Ignorance 2) Why might a family experience conflict? a) Finance b) Unreasonable behaviours c) Just do d) Addictions 3) Why might someone remain celibate? a) Due to their job b) Religious reasons c) Haven't found the right person d) They think it's healthy 4) What is cohabitation? a) Man and woman married with kids b) Two people of same gender married c) A mother or father alone raising children d) People who live together but are not married 5) What are Christian views towards same-sex relationships? a) They should be given the death penalty b) It shouldn't be allowed as it is against Biblical teaching c) Homosexual feelings are allowed but not homosexual acts d) Homosexuality is fine as long as the truly love each other 6) Why is the nuclear family a good environment to raise children? a) Financially stable from two incomes b) Good consistency in dealing with behaviour c) No one near by d) Consistency of daily routines 7) How could other families be a good environment? a) Single parent- make all own decisions b) Blended family- kids resent new family c)  Same-sex- children are more tolerant and open-minded d) Extended- have support near by 8) What is active euthanasia? a) It is performed when patient asks for it b) Doctors give a painkilling drug but do nothing to save the patient c) It is performed without the person being told d) Doctors give pain killing drugs knowing that the drug will kill the patient 9) What is passive euthanasia? a) It is performed when patient asks for it b) Doctors give a painkilling drug but do nothing to save the patient c) It is performed without the person being told d) Doctors give pain killing drugs knowing that the drug will kill the patient 10) What is voluntary euthanasia? a) It is performed when patient asks for it b) Doctors give a painkilling drug but do nothing to save the patient c) It is performed without the person being told d) Doctors give pain killing drugs knowing that the drug will kill the patient 11) Why are some people against euthanasia? a) The Bible says do not kill b) There are other alternatives like hospices c) The Bible says grow old with age d) The Bible says only God can give life so only He can take it away 12) Why does believing in God help people cope with a serious illness? a) Hope of Life After Death b) Makes them fear death c) Helps people come to terms with their suffering d) Prayer can help during those times 13) Why might people not believe in God when experiencing a serious illness? a) Jesus also suffered b) Make them question faith c) When prayers are not answered, it leads to disappointment d) Science can offer more hope now 14) How can euthanasia allow a person to die with dignity? a) It is a person's right to decide what to do with their body b) There are no satisfactory alternatives to euthanasia c) Allows them to live the rest of their life well d) Basic human right for those who can still make decisions 15) How could euthanasia affect someone's dignity? a) All human life is God given b) People argue that dignity is an important aspect when making decisions about life after death c) Humans are the only species created in the image of God d) Let God or nature decide someone's fate 16) What are some causes of global poverty? a) Weather b) War c) Housing Costs d) Illness and Disease 17) How can individuals and communities support campaigns for justice e.g. Fairtrade? a) Individual Christians can buy Fairtrade products to support Fairtrade b) They can give to all different charities c) Individuals and communities can support groups that fight injustice and poverty like Christian Aid or Salvation Army d) Groups can take parts in demonstrations to raise awareness 18) How can Christians do more to help those in need? a) Can make small changes that can transform lives of others e.g. buying Fairtrade products b) Give up time to volunteer for campaigns such as Trocaire c) Jesus taught through the Parable of the Sheep and Goats to feed the hungry d) World poverty can be solved by Christians 19) What are some ethical issues surrounding human surrogacy? a) It can be considered adultery b) It can be considered murder due to the destruction of embryos c) It can lead to conflict between man and wife d) It can lead to questions about the true identity of the child 20) Why can embryos be used for experimentation? a) There are left over ones so they should be used b) It can lead to cures of illnesses c) They would be destroyed if not used, this way they are serving a purpose d) It is ok to use them within 14 days of conception 21) How can money spent treating human infertlity be put to better use? a) For cancer treatment b) Reducing waiting lists c) For adoption d) Gambling 22) How can money spent on treating human infertility be a good thing? a) Everyone has the right to a child b) Raises questions c) Improve mental health d) Everyone can afford IVF treatment 23) What is the human cost of war? a) Innocent Victims b) Loss of homes c) No incomes for the country d) Child soldiers and child spys 24) Why do some Christians decide to be pacifists? a) The Bible teaches do not kill b) The Bible says protest in what you believe in c) Jesus' life supported a pacifist approach, He was against violence and fighting d) Jesus taught at the Sermon of the Mount that violence will lead to more violence 25) What are the advantages of nuclear weapons? a) Quicker end to conflict b) Lose less soldiers c) Have more control d) Effective deterrent 26) What are the disadvantages of nuclear weapons? a) Chance of loss of war b) Goes against the sanctity of life c) Expensive d) Innocent victims 27) What are the main aims of punishment? a) Reform b) Vindiction c) Deterrence d) Retribution e) Revenge f) Protection 28) How can repentance and forgiveness influence Christians? a) Key feature of a Christian life b) Lord's Prayer asks for forgiveness c) Jesus asked for forgiveness d) The Bible teaches restorative justice 29) Why is capital punishment an effective punishment? a) Retribution b) Protection c) Deterrence d) Reform 30) Why is capital punishment not effective? a) Kill innocent people b) Too quick c) Justice d) No chance to reform 31) What are the Christian teachings on marriage? a) Man and woman together b) Adultery is not allowed c) Divorce is allowed d) The Bible teaches that man and woman will join together and leave his mother and father 32) Why do some marriages end in divorce? a) Children b) Money c) Infidelity d) Abuse 33) Why could Christian views on sexual relationships be outdated? a) Rejecting teaching of celibacy b) Marriage is no longer as common c) All relationships should be allowed d) Living together is still wrong 34) Why could Christian views on sexual relationships still be relevant? a) Sex should only take place in marriage as it is sacred b) Chastity is better than casual sex c) It still has a major impact on everyone d) The Bible is the Word of God and provides wisdom on these issues

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