GCSE RS Death and the Elderly Quiz

This is a quiz about the "Death and the Elderly" topic of the AQA Religious Studies B- Morality GCSE course. I'm doing the Full Course, so it goes into quite a lot of detail, but could also be used for Short Course on this unit.

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Which religion teaches believers to support their parents- "having supported me, I will support them,"
Buddhism
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What is "sheltered housing"?
Flats where elderly people can live independantly, but where a warden looks after them along with other old people.
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For what RELIGIOUS reason might Hindus want their parents to live with them?
One of the daily duties of Hinduism is to respect and care for your elders
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How might Christianity comfort the dying?
The Bible says that "He who lives and believes in me [God] will never die"- they will live on with God.
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What is passive euthanasia?
When hospital treatment is stopped and a person is allowed to die naturally.
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What is quality of life?
If a person will be able to enjoy a life that is happy and free from pain or not.
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What religious reasons might people have for being against Euthanasia?
It is "playing God"- only He has the right to take life.
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What religious reasons might people have for supporting euthanasia?
God is loving and would not want His people to suffer- it's showing mercy, as He would do.
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What is "sheltered housing"?

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Flats where elderly people can live independantly, but where a warden looks after them along with other old people.

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For what RELIGIOUS reason might Hindus want their parents to live with them?

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How might Christianity comfort the dying?

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What is passive euthanasia?

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