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The document consists of an objective test with multiple-choice questions related to religious concepts, environmental preservation, and cultural practices. It includes questions about attributes of God, prayers in different religions, and the significance of festivals. Additionally, there are sections for sorting activities based on their environmental impact and open-ended questions for deeper exploration of the topics.

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Mavis RME

The document consists of an objective test with multiple-choice questions related to religious concepts, environmental preservation, and cultural practices. It includes questions about attributes of God, prayers in different religions, and the significance of festivals. Additionally, there are sections for sorting activities based on their environmental impact and open-ended questions for deeper exploration of the topics.

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Choose the correct answer for the following objective test.

1. Festivals are celebrated every year in 8. Being ……………… is the attribute that
order to …………. makes God know all things.
a. Make the people happy a. Omnipresent
b. Thank the gods for a successful b. Omniscient
year. c. Omnipotent
c. Initiate the youth into adulthood. 9. Which of the following is an attribute
2. Cleanliness is next to ………… that God expects humankind to
a. Obedience possess?
b. Godliness a. Being everywhere
c. Neatness b. Knowing all things
3. “Train the child the way he should go c. Kindness
and when he grows he will ………………..” 10. Which of these attributes is possessed
a. Not depart from it by only God?
b. Be a dedicated citizen a. Love
c. Be a great person b. Almighty
4. Which of the following attributes of c. Patience
God shows that He has the whole world 11. God will one day punish people who do
in His hands? bad deeds because He is …………..
a. Omnipotent a. Just
b. Omnipresent b. Loving
c. Faithfulness c. Mighty
5. The third Islamic daily prayer is 12. God often does not punish people
………………… immediately for their wicked deeds
a. Zuhr because He is …………..
b. Asr a. Love
c. Maghrib b. Patient
6. One of the religious values in c. Kind
celebrating traditional festival is 13. Plants depend on human beings and
to……………….. animals for ……… which they can use to
a. Bring the citizens together. prepare their own food.
b. Contract marriages a. Air
c. Acknowledge the presence of the b. Carbon dioxide
gods c. Care
7. The first book in the Bible is called 14. Animals, especially herbivores depend
…………….. on ……………….. for their food.
a. Deuteronomy a. Other animals
b. Genesis b. Water
c. Jude c. Plants

d.
Sort out the following statements into “activities that preserve the environment” and “activities
that destroy the environment” in the given table.
a. Planting trees
b. Dumping refuse into gutters
c. Doing open defecation
d. Avoiding illegal mining or galamsey
e. Urinating in water bodies
f. Using organic fertilizers or manure in farming.
g. Dropping refuse in litter bins
h. Littering the streets, markets and car parks
i. Burning bush to make new farms
j. Defecating in the toilet
k. Doing illegal sand winning
l. Public education of sanitation.

Activities that preserve the environment Activities that destroy the environment
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

21. One way human beings depend on c. Preserve


plants is to get …………. To breathe 25. During prayers, Traditional worshippers
a. Carbon dioxide pour ……………… on the ground
b. Oxygen a. Malta Guinness
c. Food b. Liquor
22. We make the environment unsafe when c. Tea
our activities produce ………………. 26. Prayer helps us to build on our ………. In
a. Air God.
b. Water a. Desire
c. Dust b. Faith
23. Using excessive chemical fertilizers in c. Stress
farming can …………… the environment 27. ………………….. is the congregational
a. Preserve prayers in Islamic worship
b. Destroy a. Fajr
c. Protect b. Wudu
24. Our survival on earth depends on how c. Jumu’ah
well we …………… our environment 28. The compulsory prayers said by
a. Misuse practicing Muslims just after sunset is
b. Kill …………..
a. Al-fajr 35. Kundum is a religious festival.
b. Al-maghrib True/False
c. Jumu’ah 36. ……………. Is one way people can show
29. The prayer, where we pray for the off their rich culture and traditions
needs of other people is called a. Festival
……………….. b. Church
a. Intercession c. Mosque
b. Supplication 37. The Hogbetsotso festival is also known
c. Confession as …………………
30. The religious practice of communicating a. The festival of the Akans
with the object of worship is called b. The festival of Genesis
…………….. c. The festival of Exodus
a. Worship 38. ………………… is a religious festival
b. Prayer celebrated by Christians all over the
c. Sacrifice world
31. During prayers, people show adoration a. Bakatue
to God by …………………. b. Christmas
a. Asking for things c. Eid-ul-Fitr
b. Praying for others 39. Damba festival is celebrated by the
c. Telling God how mighty He is people of Dagbon in the month of
32. Salat is a religious practice in ………………
………………… worship a. September
a. Traditional b. August
b. Personal c. October
c. Islamic 40. Which festival is celebrated by the
33. Which of the following modes of people of Efutu (Winneba) and
worship in Ghana often prays to God celebrated in the month of May?
Almighty? a. Odwira
a. Islamic b. Aboakyir
b. Christian c. Fetu-Afahye
c. Traditional
34. Eid-ul-Adha is a traditional festival.
True/False
Section B

Answer any three questions from this section

1. a. God is the originator of all things. What does this mean?


b. Explain each of the following:
i. God is omnipotent
ii. God is omniscient
iii. God is immutable
d. Mention six attributes of God which He shares with humankind

2. a. In what four ways can you live your life to demonstrate the attributes of God which He shares
with humankind?
b. State five ways by which we can preserve our natural environment
c. How important is each of the following to humankind?
i. Trees and plants
ii. Animals

3. a. What is prayer?
b. What are some of the kinds of prayer people can offer to God? Mention five (5)
c. State four importance of prayer to the Traditional worshipper

4. a. Describe how wudu (ablution) is performed in Islam.


b. Give three reasons why wudu (ablution) is important
c. What is Eid-ul-Adha?

5. a. What is salat?
b. State the five compulsory daily prayers and the period each is offered.
c. Define the term festival

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Human dependency on plants is vital because plants produce oxygen necessary for human survival and help maintain ecological balance. They also provide food and play a crucial role in purifying the atmosphere by absorbing carbon dioxide, essential for sustaining life on earth .

Wudu serves as a physical preparation by cleansing the body through ablution, ensuring cleanliness before worship. Spiritually, this act of purification symbolizes the washing away of sins and mental preparation for connecting with God during prayer, emphasizing the importance of internal and external purity .

Religious festivals contribute to cultural and spiritual life by serving as occasions to bring communities together and express gratitude for divine benevolence. They enable the showcasing of rich cultural traditions and reinforce religious beliefs and unity among participants .

The use of excessive chemical fertilizers can lead to the destruction of the environment. This is because such practices can harm the natural balance, damage the quality of soil and water resources, and lead to pollution .

Understanding the attributes of God such as omnipotence, omniscience, and immutability can deeply influence human behavior by providing a basis for moral and ethical conduct. Recognizing God as omnipotent and omniscient, individuals may feel accountable for their actions, believing they are always known to God. This awareness can encourage virtues such as kindness and justice, attributes shared with humankind .

Salat embodies discipline and devotion through its structured nature, requiring Muslims to perform prayers at specific times each day. This routine demonstrates commitment to faith and a disciplined lifestyle, reflecting devotion through consistent remembrance and worship of God .

Intercessory prayer is significant as it reflects a communal aspect of religious practice, where individuals not only pray for themselves but also for the needs and well-being of others. This can foster a sense of empathy, compassion, and interconnectedness among communities .

Ensuring sustainability requires practices such as planting trees, properly disposing of waste, avoiding illegal mining activities, using organic fertilizers, and participating in public sanitation education to preserve the natural environment .

Traditional religious practices, such as festivals and communal prayers, enhance community coherence by providing shared experiences that affirm cultural identity and spiritual beliefs. These practices unify individuals under common traditions and values, strengthening community bonds and promoting collective identity .

God's attribute of justice forms the foundation of moral teachings by emphasizing accountability and the eventual divine punishment of wicked deeds. This provides a moral framework urging individuals to live righteously, knowing that justice will be served by God .

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