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Christianity 01

Christianity is a religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus. This quiz explores Christian beliefs, worship and symbols to help you understand how Christians live today.

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Fascinating Fact:

Prayer is an important part of Christian life. Christians may pray alone or with other people to speak to God.

In KS2 Religious Education, pupils learn that Christianity is based on belief in one God and the teachings of Jesus. Christians worship, celebrate festivals and try to follow Jesus’ example.

Key Terms

Christian: A person who follows the teachings of Jesus and belongs to the Christian faith.
Bible: The holy book of Christians, made up of the Old Testament and the New Testament.
Church: A place where Christians gather to worship, pray, sing and learn about their faith.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What do Christians believe about God in KS2 Religious Education?

Christians believe in one God who created the world and cares for it. They also believe that Jesus is God’s Son and shows people what God is like.

How do Christians worship in church?

In church, Christians may sing hymns, listen to Bible readings, hear a talk called a sermon and spend time in quiet or spoken prayer together.

Why is the Bible important to Christians?

The Bible is important because it contains stories, teachings and letters that guide Christians. They use it to learn about God, Jesus and how to live their daily lives.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

Christians believe that Jesus was resurrected. What does that mean?

Jesus was reincarnated

Jesus appeared to his disciples as a spirit

Jesus rose from the dead

His followers had many fond memories of him after his death

Christians believe that Jesus defeated death and rose again in a body that will never die

2 .

Which of these is NOT a Christian symbol?

A broken sword

A cross

A fish

A dove

The dove represents peace

3 .

What is the Lord's Prayer?

A special Christian prayer only used by people who speak English

A plea to powerful, wealthy people called Lords

A prayer Jesus taught his followers

A prayer which only powerful, wealthy Lords may use

The Lord's Prayer is one of the most famous Christian prayers and begins 'Our Father, who art in heaven...'

4 .

Jesus was executed by the Romans around the year 33 A.D. What is the name for this Roman form of execution?

Repentence

Crucifixion

Conversion

Resurrection

He was nailed to a cross

5 .

The name Christian comes from .......

the name of the city where Jesus was born

one of the titles (names) given to Jesus

the name of the city where Jesus died

a name often used for baptism

Believers in Jesus as the son of God call themselves Christians after the name Jesus Christ. Christ, which means 'anointed', is the Greek word for Messiah (another title for Jesus)

6 .

Jesus' friends and followers were called .......

disciples

bishops

pharisees

priests

He had twelve disciples

7 .

Christians believe in one God, who is three Persons. What is the name for this one God in three Persons?

Jesus

Messiah

The Trinity

The Holy Spirit

Christians believe in one God, who is Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Trinity means 'threefold'

8 .

Jesus gave his followers two commandments: 'to love God the Father with all your heart and to .......'

give away all your possessions

always obey people in authority

pay your taxes

love your neighbour as yourself

Christians believe that all commandments are based on these two commandments: to love God and one another

9 .

Many of Jesus' teachings were in the form of stories. What are these stories called?

Parables

Fables

Wisdom tales

Folk tales

One of the most famous parables is The Good Samaritan

10 .

Where do Christians gather for worship, especially on Sundays?

In an office

At the synagogue

In the catacombs

In a church

Although Christians believe they can pray anywhere, they gather for worship at least once a week in a church. Churches can be called chapels, cathedrals, shrines, basilicas and even temples

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Christianity

Author: Sheri Smith (PhD English Literature, English Teacher & Quiz Writer)