This Religious Buildings RE quiz asks KS1 children to recognise different types of building and should follow on from the previous quizzes on Islam, Christianity, Judaism and Hinduism.
Every religion has a place where people can come together and worship their god. This quiz is going to see if you can recognise the names of these buildings. Good luck!
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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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