Poverty and Wealth

Poverty and Wealth

Multiple choice quiz on Poverty and Wealth for GCSE Religious Studies.

published on March 18, 2012
1/12

Complete he quote:
"Without justice and love,... will always be the great illusion"

Equality
Happiness
Wealth
Peace
2/12

Which is NOT a Christian charity concerned with development and relief work, as well as campaigning to finding long term solutions to poverty and suffering around the world?

UNICEF
RED CROSS
CHRISTIAN AID
CAFOD
3/12

What percentage of the worlds population use 86% of the world’s resources.

15%
20%
10%
25%
4/12

Term for the poorer nations of the world who have 20% of the world's wealth but 75% of its population is:

LCEDs
SECOND WORLD
LEC
LEDCs
5/12

How many people live in absolute poverty?

1 billion
100 million
10 million
100 thousand
6/12

Which is NOT a Bible teaching on money/wealth?

It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter heaven
Money is the root of all evil
A man who has 2 cloaks should share with him who has none
The love of money is the root of all evil
7/12

When was Christian Aid set up?

1948
1937
1957
1983
8/12

Which type of the following jobs may Christian disagree with?

Working as a social worker
Making or selling weapons
Working as a teacher
Working as a doctor
9/12

Where did this quote come from?
"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God."

Exodus 20:17
Mark 12:30-31
Luke 18:25
Matthew 25:35-36
10/12

Which Christian parable teaches “feed the hungry; give drink to the thirsty…etc?

GOOD SAMARITAN
PRODIGAL SON
SHEEP AND GOATS
RICH MAN AND DIVES
11/12

What does CAFOD stand for?

Catholic Agency For Overseas Development
Catholic Fund for Overseas Development
Christian Agency For Overseas Development
Christian Fund for Overseas Development
12/12

What is the missing word?

The parable of the Rich ... in Luke 12 tells us to make sure we pile up our riches in heaven, not on earth – that we should not be concerned by material things

Fool
Man
Lord
Taxman