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Religious Objects

Explore religious objects and what they mean to different people. This KS1 Religious Education quiz helps children recognise special items used in worship, prayer and festivals.

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Fascinating Fact:

Candles or lamps are used in many religions, often to show light and hope. They can be used in festivals and worship.

In KS1 Religious Education, children learn that religions often use special objects to help people pray, remember stories, or show respect. Pupils may compare items from different faiths and discuss why they are important.

  • Religious object: A special item used in a religion, often during worship, prayer or celebrations.
  • Holy book: A book that contains important teachings and stories for a religion.
  • Worship: Showing respect and love for God through prayer, songs or quiet thought.
What are religious objects in KS1?

In KS1, religious objects are special items people use to help them worship or remember important beliefs. They might be used at home, in a place of worship, or during a festival.

Why do religions use special objects?

Religions use special objects to help people focus during prayer, remember stories, and show respect. Some objects are used in services, while others are kept safely at home.

What are examples of religious objects for children?

Examples include a cross for Christians, a prayer mat for Muslims, a menorah for Jewish festivals, and statues or pictures used by some Hindus to help with worship.

1 .
This is often worn on necklaces or seen in which building?
Mosque
Church
Temple
Synagogue
This is Jesus on a cross or crucifix.
2 .
Jewish people use this to point to the Torah but what is it called?
Yam
Yoghurt
Yad
Yellow
This stops them from using their fingers and ruining the holy scroll.
3 .
Some Muslims wear this to cover their face. What is it called?
Burqa
Bandana
Blindfold
Blanket
Some women just wear a veil over their face, whilst some wear one that covers their whole body.
4 .
The person wearing this necklace will be...
Jewish
Christian
Muslim
Sikh
This is the Star of David and is a star with six corners.
5 .
Many Sikhs carry a wooden comb but what is it called?
Khanga
Kangaroo
Knot
Komb
This is kept tucked inside the Sikh's hair.
6 .
This area of the church is called an...
front
top
steps
altar
The altar is where the priest or vicar will stand and give the service.
7 .
What is a kippah?
A cloak worn by Sikhs
A tie worn by Christians
A veil worn by Muslims
A hat worn by Jewish people
This is only worn by the men.
8 .
Which three items are names of holy books used by three different religions?
Qu'ran, Torah and Book
Qu'ran, Torah and Bible
Qu'ran, Tales and Bible
Quest of the Dragon, Torah and Bible
These are used by Muslims, Jews and then Christians.
9 .
I am going to a mosque. Which of these items should I take with me?
New shoes
A prayer mat
A comb
An umbrella
Some mosques have mats drawn or sewn into the carpet but you can still place your mat on top of that.
10 .
Sikhs wear a silver bracelet but what is it called?
Kalm
Kaptain
Kara
Kangaroo
The kara is one of the five Ks.
Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)

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