Explore different religious buildings and what they are used for. This KS1 Religious Education quiz helps children recognise places of worship and the special features found there.
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Churches, chapels and cathedrals are places where Christians worship.
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If you go to a mosque you are a Muslim and follow a religion called Islam.
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The Star of David should have helped you realise this is where Jewish people pray.
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This is a Hindu temple.
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Churches often have crosses on them.
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Hopefully the mats on the carpet helped you figure out this was a mosque.
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The Star of David is shown inside and outside of a synagogue.
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The outside of Hindu temples can vary in appearance but the insides all contain similar items.
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A church always has an altar and images of a cross.
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As well as being the name for a Hindu temple, the word mandir means gladdening.
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