Family Unity
17 Grade 5 Religious Education (CRE) questions on Family Unity, with worked marking schemes. 17 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markWhich value most promotes unity in a family?
A. Jealousy
B. Greed
C. Hatred
D. Love
(1 mark)
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1 markThe first family described in the Bible was that of...
A. Adam and Eve
B. Isaac and Rebecca
C. Joseph and Mary
D. Abraham and Sarah
(1 mark)
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1 markThe command 'Honour your father and your mother' is one of the Ten...
A. Blessings
B. Miracles
C. Plagues
D. Commandments
(1 mark)
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6 marksTwo brothers keep quarrelling over who should use the television. Explain three ways they can solve this conflict peacefully.
(6 marks)
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Any 3 explained, 2 marks each: talk it out through dialogue; agree to take turns and share fairly; forgive and apologise to each other; involve their parents to help make a fair timetable.
Question 5
3 marksState three activities a family can do together to strengthen their unity.
(3 marks)
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6 marksExplain three reasons why forgiveness is important in a family.
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Any 3 explained, 2 marks each: it restores peace and unity; it shows love for one another; it pleases God and obeys his command to forgive; it prevents grudges and revenge from destroying the family.
Question 7
1 markIn the parable of the lost (prodigal) son, the father welcomed his son back home. This shows the father's...
A. anger
B. forgiveness
C. pride
D. rejection
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4 marksExplain two ways in which children can show respect to their parents.
(4 marks)
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Any 2 explained, 2 marks each: obeying their instructions; using polite and kind language when speaking to them; helping them with work; greeting them; caring for them when they are sick or old.
Question 9
4 marksGive four values that promote unity in a Christian family.
(4 marks)
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1 markA good way to solve a disagreement between family members is through...
A. keeping silent forever
B. dialogue and forgiveness
C. fighting
D. revenge
(1 mark)
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1 markWhich activity best brings family members closer together?
A. Gossiping
B. Family prayer
C. Stealing
D. Quarrelling
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1 markRuth remained faithful and loyal to her mother-in-law...
A. Esther
B. Naomi
C. Mary
D. Sarah
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1 markWhen members of a family share the household chores, they promote...
A. cooperation
B. quarrels
C. laziness
D. greed
(1 mark)
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1 markA child who greets and obeys the elders in the family shows good...
A. weakness
B. character
C. laziness
D. pride
(1 mark)
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4 marks(a) Name the parents in the first family in the Bible.
(b) State two things that can cause conflict in a family.
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1 markJoseph forgave his brothers who had sold him into slavery in Egypt. This act shows...
A. forgiveness
B. jealousy
C. hatred
D. revenge
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2 marksList two ways in which children can promote unity in their family.
(2 marks)
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Any 2 for 1 mark each: obeying their parents; helping with household chores; loving and caring for their brothers and sisters; sharing what they have; praying together.
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