Guru Nanak | Religious education | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

Starter quiz

What is the name of this type of place of worship?
- a church
- a synagogue
- a mosque ✓
- a mandir
Many Christians believe that Jesus died on ...
- Maundy Thursday.
- Good Friday. ✓
- Easter Saturday.
- Easter Sunday.
Who led the Hebrew or Jewish people out of slavery in Egypt?
- 'Moses' ✓
Fill in the gap in the following sentence. Performing prayer can give Muslims a sense of __________ with Allah.
- harmony ✓
- balance
- resilience
Ceremonies that mark a move from childhood to adulthood are known as ...
- rites of change.
- rites of passage. ✓
- rites of journey.
- rites of spring.

Match the keywords to the correct definitions.
- Guru
  
  ⇔
  
  a spiritual teacher ✓
- Guru Nanak
  
  ⇔
  
  is considered the first Sikh guru ✓
- Sikh
  
  ⇔
  
  a learner and follower of the Sikhi religion ✓
What does the word 'guru' mean in Sanskrit?
- ‘One who removes darkness’ ✓
- ‘One who teaches in a classroom’
- ‘One who knows all the answers’
How did Guru Nanak want everyone to be treated?
- unequally
- equally ✓
- strictly
Which sentence best describes how most Sikhs view Guru Nanak's authority?
- as a guru, he was a form of God on earth
- as a guru, he was a guide and teacher with a deep love of God ✓
- as a guru, he was someone who travelled a lot
Which word is missing from the following quote by Guru Nanak? “There is neither Hindu nor Muslim, only __________ path.”
- the guru’s
- God’s ✓
- the Sikhi

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Nanak was born in Punjab in 1469 CE. There are many stories about his childhood.
When he was about 30, he disappeared for three days, returning with a mission to teach people about God.
His teachings changed the lives of many people, and Sikhs still follow his wisdom today.
He made four journeys teaching about kindness and equality.

Guru Nanak is considered a god by Sikhs.

Guru Nanak is not worshipped as a god but is respected as a spiritual guide and a guru.