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COURSE NAME: Religion: Grade 12 open STUDENTS:
HRE4O1a M. Henry 15
SUBJECT CODE: HRE4O1a

EXAM AUTHOR: Mr. M. Henry

DATE OF EXAM: 24 January 2020

# OF PAGES: 5

DURATION OF EXAM: 1.5 hours

SPECIAL MATERIALS Pencil, scantron cards, pens,

REQUIRED foolscap paper.
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 OUR LADY OF THE LAKE CATHOLIC COLLEGE SCHOOL
EXAM COVER SHEET

Date: 24 January 2020 Department: Religion

Location of Exam: Room 149 No. of Pages: 5

Teacher(s): Mr. Henry Time: 9:00 am

Duration: 1.5h Total Marks: 70

Examination: Course Code: HRE 4O1a

STUDENT’S NAME:

Materials: Required/Allowed:

Pen/Pencil
Foolscap paper

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Read all questions and directions carefully.

2. Keep written work neat and well organized
3. Write on one side of foolscap.
4. Label all diagrams neatly. Diagrams may be done in pencil.
5. Write your name on all loose sheets of paper and staple all sheets together.

EVALUATION: MARKS:

PART A: MATCHING (Knowledge/ 10 min) 10 Marks

PART B: MULTIPLE CHOICE (Knowledge/ 15 min) 15 Marks

PART C: SHORT ANSWER (Thinking/ 25 min) 15 Marks

PART D: LONG ANSWER (Comms & Application / 40 min) 30 Marks

TOTAL: 70 marks

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PART A – MATCHING (Knowledge – 10 marks/ est. 10 min)

Correctly match a Religion from the first column with the statement/belief from the second
column that most closely encapsulates that Religion. Write your responses on the scantron card
provided.

1. _____ Catholicism A. This religion has their own bible (The book of
Mormon) which supersedes the Christian Bible.
2. _____ Church of England
B. This religion is pagan and uses rituals that
3. _____ Fiat Lux incorporate witchcraft and/or wizardry.

4. _____ Moonies (unification) C. This is considered the original Christian

religion based upon the formation of the church
5. _____ Church of Jesus Christ by the apostle Peter.
of latter day saints
D. This group was started by a leader who fell of
a horse and became “Jesus’ speaking tube”.
6. _____ Satanism
E. This movement began in Europe when Martin
7. _____ Protestant reformation Luther and others disagreed with the Catholic
Churches corruption. It began with the posting of
8. _____ Scientology the 95 thesis on the church door.

9. _____ Jehovah’s Witnesses AB. This religion believes that heaven is run like
a government. They aggressively go door-to-door
10. _____ Wicca to spread the word of their religion through the
publication called “The Watchtower”.

BC. This religion started in 1953 when their

leader emigrated from North Korea and they
believe that their leader is the third Adam (Jesus
being the second Adam).

CD. This group believes that we have an alien life

force inside of us (Thetans) which has lost sight
of itself inside our human bodies and the religion
strives to find our “true selves” by reconnecting
with our Thetan.

DE. This religion was officially started by King

Henry VIII, when the Catholic church refused his
divorce request to his first wife.

EA. This religion was made official by Anton

LaVey and its teachings are based on
individualism, self-indulgence, and "eye for an
eye" morality.

PART B: MULTIPLE CHOICE (Knowledge – 15 marks/ est. 15 min)

Answer the following multiple choice questions on the scantron card.

11. Which of the following is NOT a sense of conscience?

A. The capacity to know right from wrong.
B. The process of determining the right.
C. The process of calculating how to get away with doing wrong.
D. The judgement of deciding to do the right.

12. This philosopher was concerned with the face as a window to God.
A. Aristotle
B. Kant
C. Levinas
D. Hobbes

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13 This philosopher was concerned with finding a balance or moderation as the key to happiness.
A. Aristotle
B. Kant
C. Levinas
D. Hobbes

14. This philosopher was concerned with the duty or obligation of moral conduct.
A. Aristotle
B. Kant
C. Levinas
D. Hobbes

15. Referring to morals which statement below is true:

A. Ethics drive our moral actions- Ethics are external and morals are internal influences.
B. Morals drive our ethical actions- Morals are external and ethics are internal influences.
C. Ethics and morals are separate and unrelated.
D. Morals and ethics are related but do not impact on each other.

16. Secular values would be defined as:

A. Values that are in line with religious values.
B. Values that are both worldly and non-religious.
C. Values that combine worldly and religious values.
D. None of the above.

17. A vocation is different from a job because:

A. A vocation is a greater calling to do a greater good.
B. A vocation does not pay as well.
C. A vocation is an unrealistic thing of the past.
D. All of the above.

18. A cult is different than a religion because.

A. A cult has stricter rules for members.
B. A cult required loyal obedience to the leader.
C. A cult tends to isolate its members from the outside world.
D. All of the above.

19. Social Justice is defined as:

A. Equal human rights for all people.
B. Equal rights for those of voting age only.
C. Rights for those who claim rights.
D. Equal human rights for all people who are contributing members of society.

20. This philosopher stated that all humans were instinctively good natured and thus always
seek to do what is right.
A. Aristotle
B. Locke
C. Levinas
D. Hobbes

21. Which of the following is NOT part of Freud’s theory of development:

A. The ID
B. The Ego
C. The Super Ego
D. The Oedipus complex

22. Which of the following is NOT a stage of development according to Erikson?

A. Trust vs mistrust.
B. Industry vs superiority
C. Identity vs identity confusion
D. Initiative vs guilt

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 23. Which of the following is NOT a stage of married life?
A. Romantic Love.
B. Stability.
C. Power struggle.
D. Financial security.

24. Which one of the following is the only manner in which the Catholic Church will typically
acknowledge a broken marriage?
A. Legal divorce.
B. Annulment.
C. Separation.
D. Under no circumstances.

25. The church community is similar to a family because:

A. Both are supportive of their members.
B. Both provide a safe nurturing environment.
C. Both attempt to teach moral codes for positive membership in society.
D. All of the above.

PART C – SHORT ANSWER (Thinking- 15 marks/ est. 25 min)

Answer THREE of the following questions. (5 marks each)

1. What is the conscience? How does the conscience develop over time? Using the senses of a
conscience taught in class explain how the conscience and its senses are related.

2. Describe what you believe Free Will to be. How does Free Will impact on the moral/ ethical
decisions that you make? Relate free will to the philosophers studied in class and illustrate how
all three incorporate free will.

3. Define a cult. How does a cult differ from a religion? Using one cult and one religion
studied this year and compare and contrast the two. How are they different and the same?

4. Select a developmental theorist (Freud or Erikson) and explain how that theorist’s
developmental concept or stages impacts on the moral decisions YOU make. Make a personal
connection between yourself (your own moral decision) and the theorist.

5. (Numeracy) The Baha’i calendar has 19 months with 19 days, our civil calendar has 12
months with 30 (or so) days. What impacts would living by a Baha’i calendar have on:
a) You personally;
b) Society as a whole; and
c) Christianity.

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PART D –LONG ANSWER: Personal Reflection (Application and Communication – 30
marks/ est. 40 min)

Answer the following reflection question.

Using the information learned from Dante’s Inferno (the 9 circles of hell) and using one of the
philosophers studied in class, explain in a series of linked paragraphs, which circle you think has
the worst offenders in society.

In your reflection you should:

 Make reference to a specific circle from Dante’s poem;
 Explain why that circle has the worst offenders;
 Include connections to one of the philosophers studied (Aristotle, Kant, Levinas, Hobbes,
Locke, Erikson or Freud); and
 Have an introduction and conclusion.

KICA Level 0 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

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understanding of understanding of understanding of understanding of understanding of
Thinking and course content. course content. course content. course content. course content.
Inquiry No accuracy in Limited use of Uses some Uses appropriate Uses accurate and
20 marks information. No information to accurate and accurate relevant examples
relevant facts to support examples in examples to to enhance
improve argument. argument. enhance argument.
argument. argument.

0 marks 10-11 marks 12-13 marks 14-15 marks 16-20 marks

Lacking all Very little Some ideas are Well written Outstanding
depth, detail, clarity or well with clear communications
Communication grammar, format structure. communicated explanations. skills in all areas.
10 marks or clarity to Grammar is but lacking Grammar skills
evaluate. weak. overall clarity of are good.
response.

0 marks 5-5.5 marks 6-6.5 marks 7-7.5 marks 8-10 marks