Deliberate practice

In this lesson, we will be learning, understanding and memorising important key words and quotations from the non-religious world views unit.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.What is the Big Bang theory?

A scientific theory which explains the origins of the universe.A philosophical theory about the origins of the universe.A bang that was so loud it burst everyone's ear drums.

1/6

Q2.Who introduced the theory of Intelligent Design?

Will i amWilliam WallaceWilliam Paley

2/6

Q3.Karl Marx was a Russian phlebotomist

TrueFalse

3/6

Q4.Marx said that Religion was created by the _________ to control the ________

Poor, RichRich, PoorTeachers, Students

4/6

Q5.Who came up with the Theory of Evolution?

Chas and DaveErasmus DarwinCharles Darwin

5/6

Q6.How does the First Cause argument attempt to explain the origins of the universe?

It describes a first cause that must have started the universe.It describes a second cause that must have started the universe.It describes a third cause that must have started the universe.

6/6

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.What is the Big Bang theory?

A scientific theory which explains the origins of the universe.A philosophical theory about the origins of the universe.A bang that was so loud it burst everyone's ear drums.

1/6

Q2.Who introduced the theory of Intelligent Design?

Will i amWilliam WallaceWilliam Paley

2/6

Q3.Karl Marx was a Russian phlebotomist

TrueFalse

3/6

Q4.Marx said that Religion was created by the _________ to control the ________

Poor, RichRich, PoorTeachers, Students

4/6

Q5.Who came up with the Theory of Evolution?

Chas and DaveErasmus DarwinCharles Darwin

5/6

Q6.How does the First Cause argument attempt to explain the origins of the universe?

It describes a first cause that must have started the universe.It describes a second cause that must have started the universe.It describes a third cause that must have started the universe.

6/6

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Deliberate Practice Questions

A test to see how well you have learnt the meanings of the key words

Q1.What is equality?

Being treated differently because of gender, ethnicity, religion or disabilityBeing equal in rights and opportunities

1/7

Q2.What is the categorical theory?

Greatest happiness for the greatest numberOnly do things which make sense if everyone does them

2/7

Q3.Why did Freud say that we have religious belief?

Because God is realBecause we need the idea of God as a father figure or to give us comfort

3/7

Q4.What is a NDE?

Something that goes against the laws of natureA feeling of awe and wonderNear-Death Experience

4/7

Q5.What is ethics?

Moral philosophyThe study of Ethel

5/7

Q6.Absolutism is...

a type of ethics based on rulesa type of ethics based on a situation

6/7

Q7.What is discrimination?

Being treated differently because of gender, ethnicity, religion or disabilityBasic rights and freedoms that belong to everyone

7/7

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Deliberate Practice Questions

A test to see how well you have learnt the meanings of the key words

Q1.What is equality?

Being treated differently because of gender, ethnicity, religion or disabilityBeing equal in rights and opportunities

1/7

Q2.What is the categorical theory?

Greatest happiness for the greatest numberOnly do things which make sense if everyone does them

2/7

Q3.Why did Freud say that we have religious belief?

Because God is realBecause we need the idea of God as a father figure or to give us comfort

3/7

Q4.What is a NDE?

Something that goes against the laws of natureA feeling of awe and wonderNear-Death Experience

4/7

Q5.What is ethics?

Moral philosophyThe study of Ethel

5/7

Q6.Absolutism is...

a type of ethics based on rulesa type of ethics based on a situation

6/7

Q7.What is discrimination?

Being treated differently because of gender, ethnicity, religion or disabilityBasic rights and freedoms that belong to everyone

7/7

Lesson summary: Deliberate practice

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