GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What lesson is highlighted by the story of Adam and Eve regarding men and women?

Their creation in the image of God.
Their duties differ significantly.
Only Eve disobeyed God.
Men were given more responsibilities.

The correct answer is: Their creation in the image of God.

The story of Adam and Eve highlights that both men and women are created in the image of God. This lesson emphasizes the equal worth and value of men and women in the eyes of God. Option B is incorrect because the story of Adam and Eve does not suggest that their duties differ significantly. Instead, both Adam and Eve are given the same commandments and responsibilities from God. Option C is incorrect because both Adam and Eve disobeyed God by eating the forbidden fruit. It can be argued that Eve was the first to eat the fruit, but Adam also knowingly disobeyed by following her lead. Option D is incorrect because the story of Adam and Eve does not mention anything about men being given more responsibilities. In fact, both Adam and Eve are given the same responsibility to tend and care for the Garden of Eden.