Family and Religious Studies Paper 2 November 2020

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Anhimbe, at which neighbours gather to weed or to harvest a field.
2. Bkuperekwa, at which a bride is formally handed over to her husband.
3. Ckurova guva or umbuyiso, at which the deceased becomes an ancestor.
4. Dmukwerera, the ceremony at which rain is asked of the ancestors.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Amombe youmai, the beast given to the mother of the bride.
2. Bchiredzwa, the payment made for the nursing of a young child.
3. Cdanga, the whole herd handed over at the time of the wedding.
4. Drusambo, the main portion paid to the father of the bride.

1. Aconfession of a wrong, payment of a fine, then removal from the family.
2. Bprayer, sacrifice, then the naming of a new chief for the whole village.
3. Cseparation from the old status, instruction, then public reincorporation.
4. Dbirth, marriage, then death in the ordinary course of a person's lifetime.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Aasking the patient to choose one herb from a row of samples.
2. Bthrowing the divining bones known as hakata and reading how they fall.
3. Ccounting the number of cattle owned by the patient's own family.
4. Dreading the patient's temperature with a clinical thermometer.

1. Aan appeasement ceremony at which beer is brewed and offered.
2. Ba course of herbal medicine taken by the patient for seven days.
3. Cthe payment of a fee to the village head by the patient's family.
4. Dthe immediate removal of the patient from the family homestead.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. AZIMSEC, which sets and marks the national school examinations.
2. BZERA, which regulates the energy sector and its licence holders.
3. CZINWA, which manages the country's water supply and its resources.
4. DZINATHA, the Zimbabwe National Traditional Healers Association.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Atseu, the small plot a wife cultivates for her own household.
2. Bhozi, the granary in which a family's grain harvest is stored.
3. Czunde ramambo, worked communally and held for those in need.
4. Ddanga, the kraal in which a family's cattle are kept at night.

1. Akutanda botso, a cleansing ritual performed for a serious offence.
2. Bkupereka, the handing over of a bride to the family of her husband.
3. Ckuronzera, which spreads the risk of drought and of disease.
4. Dkugara nhaka, by which a widow is taken by a male relative.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Awere exchanged for grain only during a year of severe drought.
2. Bwere owned by the chief and lent to each household in turn.
3. Cprovided draught power, milk and hides, and were used for roora.
4. Dcould be eaten only once each year at a family ceremony.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Apolytheism, the belief in many separate deities.
2. Bpantheism, the belief that God and nature are one.
3. Catheism, the belief that no god exists at all.
4. Dmonotheism, the belief in one God and no other.

1. AMessiah or Immanuel, the names given by the prophet Isaiah.
2. BAdonai or HaShem, out of reverence for the holy name.
3. CElohim or Shaddai, the names most used in the book of Job.
4. DTorah or Talmud, which are the names of the sacred writings.

1. Athe making of any image or likeness of God for worship.
2. Bthe offering of a sacrifice anywhere except in Jerusalem.
3. Cthe eating of meat and milk together in the same meal.
4. Dany work at all from being done on the seventh day.

1. Achangeable, so that his promises may be withdrawn at will.
2. Bdistant and unknowable, taking no interest in human affairs.
3. Cone of several gods who share authority over the nations.
4. Dcompassionate and gracious, slow to anger and rich in mercy.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Aa mezuzah, fixed to the doorpost of each room of the house.
2. Ba menorah, the lampstand lit at the festival of Hanukkah.
3. Ctefillin, the boxes bound on the arm and head at morning prayer.
4. Da shofar, the ram's horn sounded at the feast of Rosh Hashanah.

1. Abring an offering to the Temple at the birth of every child.
2. Bsend their children to be taught by the priests in Jerusalem.
3. Crecord the family history in a scroll kept in the synagogue.
4. Dteach the commandments diligently to their children at home.

1. AKiddush, the blessing said over wine at the Sabbath table.
2. Bbrit milah, performed on the eighth day after he is born.
3. Cthe Seder, at which he asks the four questions at Passover.
4. Dbar mitzvah, at which he reads the Torah in the synagogue.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Aprovide each worker with a share of the family's own land.
2. Bpay a hired worker before the sun goes down on that day.
3. Crelease every hired worker from service in the seventh year.
4. Demploy only workers who belong to his own tribe of Israel.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Ahow much land he left to each of his surviving sons.
2. Bwhether he dealt honestly and faithfully in his business.
3. Chow many sacrifices he offered during his lifetime.
4. Dwhether he travelled to Jerusalem for the three festivals.

1. Agiving only after the poor person has asked for assistance.
2. Ba loan or partnership that makes a person self supporting.
3. Cleaving a large sum to the poor in one's will after death.
4. Dgiving publicly so that others are encouraged to give too.

1. Abal tashchit, the needless destruction of what is useful.
2. Blashon hara, the speaking of evil about another person.
3. Cgeneivat da'at, the stealing of another person's mind.
4. Dneshek, the taking of interest from a fellow Israelite.

1. Aa command that women must cover their heads in church.
2. Bneither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female.
3. Cno place for a woman to speak in the assembly at all.
4. Done law for husbands and a different law for their wives.

1. Athe chief priests who had asked for the tomb to be sealed.
2. Bthe twelve disciples gathered together in an upper room.
3. Cthe Roman soldiers who had been set to guard the tomb.
4. Dthe women who came to the tomb early on the first day.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Arestricting women to catering and cleaning duties at church.
2. Bteaching that a wife must remain silent in every gathering.
3. Ceducating girls at mission schools and paying their fees.
4. Drequiring a widow to be inherited by her husband's brother.

1. AThe creation of humanity in the image of God in Genesis 1:27.
2. BThe parable of the lost coin told by Jesus in Luke chapter 15.
3. CThe song of Mary, the Magnificat, recorded in Luke chapter 1.
4. DThe instructions on silence in 1 Corinthians 14 and 1 Timothy 2.

1. Atill the ground and to keep the garden that God had planted.
2. Bname every animal and then release each one into the wild.
3. Cdivide the land equally among the twelve tribes of Israel.
4. Dbuild an altar of unhewn stone upon every high place.

1. Athe earth belongs to whoever is able to buy or to farm it.
2. Bcreation belongs to God and is managed on his behalf.
3. Cbelievers should avoid using natural resources at all.
4. Dthe church alone may decide how land is to be used.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Afarming, fishing, forestry, mining and tourism work.
2. Bthe sale of church buildings to commercial developers.
3. Cthe collection of tithes from members of other faiths.
4. Dthe leasing of graveyards to neighbouring communities.

1. Awill be destroyed, and therefore need not be cared for at all.
2. Breveals something of the power and the wisdom of its Creator.
3. Cbelongs to the ancestors of the people who live upon it.
4. Dshould be worshipped alongside God as a second power.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Arefused to report the presence of guerrillas and condemned atrocities.
2. Bhad joined a guerrilla unit operating in the eastern border districts.
3. Crefused to allow his mission schools to enrol any African pupils.
4. Ddeclined to pay the taxes demanded of the Catholic diocese.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Atraining combatants in the use of firearms and of explosives.
2. Bsupplying the security forces with intelligence about the villages.
3. Ctreating and feeding both guerrillas and the rural civilians.
4. Dclosing entirely for the whole duration of the fighting nearby.

1. Aevery church and missionary openly supported the guerrillas.
2. Bno Christian took any part in the politics of the period.
3. Cthe churches were divided, and missionaries died on both sides.
4. Dthe churches acted only after independence had been won.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Athe standing at Arafat on the ninth day of Dhu al-Hijjah.
2. Bthe stoning of the pillars at Mina on the tenth day of the month.
3. Cthe drinking of water drawn from the well of Zamzam.
4. Dthe seven circuits of the Ka'bah, which are known as the tawaf.

1. Athe seven years of famine survived by the people of Egypt.
2. Bthe journey of the Prophet from Makkah to the city of Madinah.
3. Cthe seven heavens through which the Prophet is said to have ascended.
4. DHagar's search for water for her son Isma'il in the desert.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. AAdults who find that fasting shortens their working hours.
2. BTravellers, the sick, and pregnant or breastfeeding women.
3. CAnyone who has already performed the Hajj in a past year.
4. DThose who pay their zakat at more than the required rate.

1. Awealth, which Allah grants to those who fast every year.
2. Blong life, which is promised to whoever completes thirty days.
3. Ctaqwa, that is, consciousness of and reverence for Allah.
4. Dexemption from the other four pillars of the religion.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Aan obligation upon every Muslim, male and female alike.
2. Bpermitted only to those who can afford to pay a teacher.
3. Creserved for the scholars appointed by the ruler of a city.
4. Da duty that ends once a person has learned how to pray.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Apaying school fees for orphans and poor children out of zakat.
2. Bteaching only Arabic and refusing the national curriculum.
3. Copening schools that admit boys but no girls at any level.
4. Drequiring their pupils to leave government schools altogether.

1. Aa waqf, an endowment held permanently for a public purpose.
2. Ba mahr, the dower a husband gives to his wife at marriage.
3. Ca fidyah, a payment made by a person who is unable to fast.
4. Da kaffarah, made in expiation for a broken oath or a vow.

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Athe command to give zakat to the poor of the community.
2. Bthe command to worship Allah alone and none besides him.
3. Cthe prohibition of eating the flesh of an animal found dead.
4. Dthe instruction to fast during the whole month of Ramadan.

1. Atransfers the estate to the mosque of the deceased's town.
2. Bgives the whole estate to the eldest of the surviving sons.
3. Cleaves the distribution of the estate entirely to a written will.
4. Ddivides the estate in fixed shares among many relatives.

1. Athe marriage is dissolved at once without any further steps taken.
2. Bthe case goes directly to the ruler of the town for his judgement.
3. Cthe wife returns to her father until her husband recalls her.
4. Done arbiter from his family and one from hers should be appointed.

1. Athe imam, the mosque committee and the ruler of the town.
2. Bthe family, the neighbours and the poor of the area.
3. Cthe morning meal, the evening meal and the following day.
4. Dthe butcher, the owner of the animal and the seller.