A Sikh student is explaining the significance of the Five Ks to their classmate. They describe one item as representing the need to always be ready to defend the weak and stand up against injustice. Which of the Five Ks is being described?

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A Sikh student is explaining the significance of the Five Ks to their classmate. They describe one item as representing the need to always be ready to defend the weak and stand up against injustice. Which of the Five Ks is being described?

Accepted Answer

Kirpan — Award 1 mark for identifying the kirpan (ceremonial sword) as the symbol of the Sikh duty to defend the weak and fight injustice. A is incorrect — Kesh (uncut hair) represents spirituality and acceptance of God's will. B is incorrect — Kangha (comb) represents cleanliness and discipline. D is incorrect — Kara (steel bracelet) represents unity with God and the Sikh community.

Answer

Kara

Answer

Kangha

Answer

Kesh

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Kirpan

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