The natural world (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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Which environmental threat is described as damaging the atmosphere and harming health and wildlife?
Which environmental threat is described as damaging the atmosphere and harming health and wildlife?
Widespread air pollution
What is happening to natural resources due to humanity's growing demand?
What is happening to natural resources due to humanity's growing demand?
Becoming depleted or running out
How does reducing fossil fuel use help the environment according to the note?
How does reducing fossil fuel use help the environment according to the note?
It combats both pollution and warming
Why do Catholics believe they should care for the natural world?
Why do Catholics believe they should care for the natural world?
It is a gift from God
What does the term 'stewardship' mean in Catholic teaching about the Earth?
What does the term 'stewardship' mean in Catholic teaching about the Earth?
Caretakers for future generations
What will humans be judged on after death according to Catholic teaching?
What will humans be judged on after death according to Catholic teaching?
Partly on treatment of Earth
In Genesis 2:15, what two tasks was man given in the Garden of Eden?
In Genesis 2:15, what two tasks was man given in the Garden of Eden?
Work it and take care of it
Which product should Catholics avoid due to its link with deforestation?
Which product should Catholics avoid due to its link with deforestation?
Palm oil products
Why should Catholics use renewable energy according to the note?
Why should Catholics use renewable energy according to the note?
Reduces pollution and conserves resources
Which environmental charity is specifically mentioned that Catholics are encouraged to support?
Which environmental charity is specifically mentioned that Catholics are encouraged to support?
Christian Aid
What does Catholic teaching say about using animals for food?
What does Catholic teaching say about using animals for food?
It's acceptable - God created them
When is animal experimentation morally acceptable according to Catholic teaching?
When is animal experimentation morally acceptable according to Catholic teaching?
Within reasonable limits for human lives
Why are humans considered more important than animals in Catholic teaching?
Why are humans considered more important than animals in Catholic teaching?
Made in the image of God