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1
What does Buddha mean
means the enlightened one
Moral law of cause and effect
Buddhist teaching
The cycle of birth, death and rebirth
2
Karma is a Moral law of cause and effect?
False
True
3
The buddah realized he was dying as he was 80 years old
True
False
4
What was Gautama destined to become
Servant and Universal King
Buddah and Servant
Universal king and Buddah
Prince and servant
5
Who is the Dalai Lama?
Dalai Lama teaches the Pali Canon.
Dalai Lama the leader of Tibetan Buddhism.
6
Which is NOT included in the four passing sights
Old age
Old sight
Old man
Corpse
7
Theravada, Mahayana, and Tibetan Buddhism are the three types of Buddhism
True
False
8
What does this symbol represent?
Represents the Buddha’s teachings and the path to enlightenment
Represents the endless cycle of samsara
Symbolizes the state of total mental purity& spiritual perfection of nature
Represents the capacity of every human to follow the steps of the Buddha
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Mahayana Buddhism means:
“The Way of The Elders” in Pali, the teachings of the Buddha and not the Buddha him
False
True
10
What's the definition of Nirvana
Nirvana is the state of being free from desires and suffering.
Nirvana means “The Way of The Elders” in Pali
Nirvana is 2500 years old and it originated in Ancient India.
11
The wheel of life is a complete visual representation of ______ thought to have been designed by ______
Samsara, Buddah
Buddhism, priests
12
Guatama is a merley man
True
False
13
Which are included in the eightfold path?
A decrepit old man, A diseased man, A corspe
The Buddha,The Dharma, Sangha
Right view, Right intention, Right speech
Selfdetermination, Mindfulness , Loving-kindness
14
Starvation did not lead to salvation
False
True
15
What does this symbol represent?
Has no beginning or end.
Emphasizes karma: actions have consequences that create an unbroken flow.
Bodhi or (also known as bo) means "awakening."
16
Where did Buddhism originate?
Europe
Ancient India
Ancient Egypt
17
How old is Buddhism?
3000 years old
2000 years old
2500 years old
3500 years old
18
Buddhism began with one _____
Woman
Man
19
Samsara is: The community of people that practice Buddhism
False
True
20
Samudaya is the forth truth in the
Four Noble truths
False
True