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Std 6 RME Test Questions and Answers

The document is a test for Std6 RME with multiple-choice questions covering topics such as HIV infection, punishment in schools, juvenile delinquency, various religions, moral values, and cultural celebrations. It includes questions about practices, beliefs, and laws associated with different faiths, as well as societal issues like child abandonment and law-breaking. The test also features true/false statements related to health and religious practices.

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Std 6 RME Test Questions and Answers

The document is a test for Std6 RME with multiple-choice questions covering topics such as HIV infection, punishment in schools, juvenile delinquency, various religions, moral values, and cultural celebrations. It includes questions about practices, beliefs, and laws associated with different faiths, as well as societal issues like child abandonment and law-breaking. The test also features true/false statements related to health and religious practices.

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Std6 RME Test 1


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1. Which of the following practices can promote the spread of HIV


infection?

A. ? Dikgafela

B. ? Sharing towels

C. ? Bogwera

D. ? Polygamy

2. Which type of punishment can a student receive at school?

A. ? corporal punishment

B. ? death penalty

C. ? fine

D. ? imprisonment

3. Which is a crime commonly committed by juvinile delinquents?

A. ? murder

B. ? rape

C. ? car hijacking

D. ? shop lifting
4. A juvinile is a child ______________.

A. ? who has committed a crime

B. ? who commits a serious crime

C. ? aged between 14 and 18

D. ? who dodges school

5. Shariah law is followed in ______________.

A. ? Buddhism

B. ? Hinduism

C. ? Islam

D. ? Judaism

6. ___________ means non-violence.

A. ? Ahimsa

B. ? Karma

C. ? Samsara

D. ? Parable

7. Buddhists, Sikhs and Hindus believe that _____________________.

A. ? wrong doers end up in hell

B. ? people are born many times until they reach perfection


C. ? people who do wrong turn into animals

D. ? wrong doers should be murdered

8. Bahai faith celebrate Naw Ruz on _______________.

A. ? 21 April

B. ? 21 February

C. ? 21 March

D. ? 21 May

9. Wesak is celebrated by _____________.

A. ? ATR

B. ? Sikhs

C. ? Buddhists

D. ? Islam

10. What is the view of most religions about child abandonment?

A. ? it is wrong because children are a gift from God

B. ? It is encouraged by most religions

C. ? it is okay if parents are poor

D. ? parents can do what they like with their children

11. Responsibilities are ____________________________________.


A. ? what every person must have

B. ? rules that guide us in our lives

C. ? what one must do and take blame for if it goes wrong

D. ? what one must always do right

12. Which religion does not use prayer beads?

A. ? Buddhism

B. ? Sikhism

C. ? Islam

D. ? ATR

13. What does "charity begins at home mean?

A. ? we should go home after school

B. ? children learn good behaviour from home

C. ? home is the best place to be

D. ? parents are found at home

14. Which religion follows Shariah law?

A. ? Christianity

B. ? Islam

C. ? African Traditional religion


D. ? Hinduism

15. Which religion follows the law of Karma?

A. ? Hinduism

B. ? Islam

C. ? Sikhism

D. ? Judaism

16. Divali celebrates the story of the ____________________.

A. ? enlightenment of the Buddha

B. ? journey of Muhamed to Medina

C. ? return of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana

D. ? birth of Jesus Christ

17. Who is the founder of Bahai Faith?

A. ? Bahaullah

B. ? Guru Nanak

C. ? Jesus

D. ? Muhammed

18. Examples of moral values are __________________.


A. ? love, joy, peace

B. ? lies, selfishness, greed

C. ? education, hair, clothing

D. ? lies, honesty, love

19. Why do people break the law?

A. ? They are afraid of the police

B. ? They are not happy in the community

C. ? They are unemployed and poor

D. ? They are afraid of competition

20. The following are forms of worship except

A. ? meditation

B. ? praying

C. ? fasting

D. ? mandir

21. When is independence celebrated in Botswana?

A. ? 30 September

B. ? 30 October

C. ? 29 September
D. ? Everyday

22. When does the Advent take place?

A. ? Advent is the period of four Sundays and weeks before


Christmas

B. ? Is a period of 3 weeks before easters

C. ? A day before ascension day

D. ? During christmas day

23. The celebration of the Sikh new year is called


________________.

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24. The Hindu year begins in the month of _______________.

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25. The Hindu year is celebrated in a festival called _____________.


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26. You can get AIDS by hugging an infected person. true/false

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27. AIDS is caused by poisoning. true/false

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28. Shariah law is practiced by Jews. true/false

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29. Divali is a Hindu festival of light. true/false


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30. You can report child abuse to a teacher. true/false

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