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Sikhism

Discover Sikhism and what Sikhs believe and do. This KS1 Religious Education quiz introduces key ideas, special places and important objects used in Sikh worship and daily life.

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Fascinating Fact:

The holy book in Sikhism is the Guru Granth Sahib. It is treated with great respect.

In KS1 Religious Education, children learn that Sikhism is a religion followed by Sikhs. Pupils may explore how families worship in a gurdwara, why kindness matters, and how special objects can show faith.

Key Terms

  • Sikh: A person who follows Sikhism.
  • Gurdwara: A Sikh place of worship where people pray, sing and share food together.
  • Respect: Showing care for people and for things that are important to them.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is Sikhism in KS1?

In KS1, Sikhism is taught as a religion where Sikhs believe in one God and try to live kindly, help others, and treat people fairly.

What happens in a gurdwara?

In a gurdwara, Sikhs may pray, sing hymns, listen to readings, and share a free meal called langar as a way of welcoming everyone.

Why do Sikhs help other people?

Sikhs believe it is important to serve others. Helping people, sharing what you have, and being honest are all ways Sikhs try to live their faith.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .
What is the name of their holy book?
Book
Bible
Guru Granth Sahib
Great Book
The faith was founded by a man called Guru Nanak.
2 .
Where do Sikhs pray?
A temple called a gurdwara
A temple called a great temple
A temple called the church
A temple called Sikh home
Gurdwaras always have four doors to show that they are open to everyone.
3 .
Where does Sikhism come from?
India
Israel
England
America
More precisely, Northern India.
4 .
Sikhs do not....
dance
sing
act
smoke
Sikhs should also not drink or take drugs.
5 .
Which one of these is not part of the five articles of Sikh faith?
Kirpan
Kaccha
Wallet
Kesh
A kirpan is a sword and kaccha are shorts. The five items have to begin with the letter k.
6 .
What do we call the Sikh symbol?
Swords
Circles
Round
Khanda
The symbol includes a double edged sword, a circle and two swords crossing.
7 .
What is on this man's head?
A hat
A sheet
A turban
A blanket
A turban is used to keep their hair in place. Their hair is very long because they are not allowed to cut it.
8 .
Which of these statements is not true?
Sikhs believe there is one god
Sikhs should go swimming every Monday
Sikhs should work hard and be honest
Sikhs should give to the poor
They also believe that everyone is equal.
9 .
Fill in the missing word: Sikhs wear a ____ on their wrist.
friendship bracelet
kara - steel bracelet
watch
diamond bracelet
There are five articles of faith. A kara is one of them - it is a bracelet.
10 .
Which one of these is not part of the five articles of Sikh faith?
Kara
Kesh
Khanga
Kangaroo
Kara is a bracelet; kesh is uncut hair and a khanga is a wooden comb.
Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)
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