Co-Responsibility, Gender Research & Leisure Ethics
Co-Responsibility, Gender Research & Leisure Ethics is one of 9 topics in the Grade 11 Religion Studies CAPS syllabus, covered across 3 lessons on Study Vault. Below are real practice questions from this topic with full worked answers.
Sample practice questions
Easy
1. According to this lesson, religious institutions frequently hold which resources that can be directed toward addressing shared social needs?
Significant social influence, community trust, and organisational capacity
No resources of any kind relevant to social needs
Only resources entirely unrelated to their own adherents or community
Resources that can never be used for any purpose beyond internal religious life
Answer: Significant social influence, community trust, and organisational capacity — Religious institutions frequently hold significant social influence, community trust, and organisational capacity, such as buildings, volunteers, and established networks, that can be directed toward shared social needs.
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2. This lesson lists three kinds of resources available to religions for co-responsibility. Which of the following is one of them?
Moral or motivational resources
Resources found exclusively within extinct ancient religions
Resources that are legally prohibited from any use
Resources entirely unrelated to any ethical teaching
Answer: Moral or motivational resources — Religious resources available to assume co-responsibility include material resources, human resources, and moral or motivational resources, such as a tradition's own ethical teaching encouraging practical social involvement.
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3. According to this lesson, alongside government, business and civil society organisations, what is religion understood as being, within the CAPS co-responsibility framework?
Answer: One of several sectors that can contribute toward improving collective quality of life — Religious communities, alongside other institutions such as government, business and civil society organisations, are understood as one of several sectors that can contribute toward improving collective quality of life, not the sole responsible sector.
