Poverty and Wealth Multiple choice quiz on Poverty and Wealth for GCSE Religious Studies. HelloPerson published on March 18, 2012 Stacked 1/12 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 2/12 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 3/12 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 4/12 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 5/12 How many people live in absolute poverty? 1 billion 100 million 10 million 100 thousand 6/12 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 7/12 Which Christian parable teaches “feed the hungry; give drink to the thirsty…etc? GOOD SAMARITAN PRODIGAL SON SHEEP AND GOATS RICH MAN AND DIVES 8/12 What percentage of the worlds population use 86% of the world’s resources. 15% 20% 10% 25% 9/12 Complete he quote:"Without justice and love,... will always be the great illusion" Equality Happiness Wealth Peace 10/12 When was Christian Aid set up? 1948 1937 1957 1983 11/12 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 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
