The fourth Noble Truth is

the way is the noble eightfold path

The aim of home puja is

to engage the heart and develop positive energy

The third Noble Truth is

there is a way to stop dukkha (suffering)

release from the cycle of rebirth

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Buddhism Revision Quiz

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Review of Buddhist teachings for Preliminary SOR

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1
The fourth Noble Truth is
dukkha exists
the way is the noble eightfold path
Desire causes dukkha
there is a way to stop dukkha (suffering)
2
The term Buddha means
the learning one
the enlightened one
the noble one
the frightening one
3
Where did Sidhartha Gautama find enlightenment?
in the community of followers
in the Hindu Sacred writings
in asceticism
under the Bodhi tree
4
The first Noble Truth is
the way is the noble eightfold path
there is a way to stop dukkha (suffering)
Desire causes dukkha
Dukkha exists
5
The aim of home puja is
to worship the Buddha
to practice elaborate rituals
to know what to do at the temple
to engage the heart and develop positive energy
6
The third Noble Truth is
the way is the noble eightfold path
Desire causes dukkha
Dukkha exists
there is a way to stop dukkha (suffering)
7
Nirvana is
a well-known Buddhist teacher
a form of exotic Buddhism
a beautiful place
release from the cycle of rebirth
8
The Buddhist understanding of the cessation of suffering is defined in the concept of
Nirvana
Anicca
dukkha
Karma
9
The name of the person who founded Buddhism was
Bodhi Gautama
Sidhartha Bodhi
Sidhartha Gautama
Bodhisatva
10
The Buddhist view of impermanence is defined in the concept of
Karma
Dukkha
Nirvana
Anicca
11
According to the Five Precepts, Buddhists must abstain from
driving motor cars
killing living things
driving motor cars
accepting gold or silver
12
The Buddhist understanding of suffering is defined in the concept of
Karma
Nirvana
Dukkha
Anicca
13
The second Noble Truth is
there is a way to stop dukkha (suffering)
Desire causes dukkha
Dukkha exists
the way is the noble eightfold path
14
The main ethical teachings of Buddhism are contained in
the Pali bible
the Sangha
The law of karma
The Five Precepts
15
The mark of existence that refers to the idea of 'non-self'
anatta
dukkha
anicca
karma
16
The School of Buddhsim that is most conservative is
Hindi
Vajrayana
Theravada
Mahayana
17
The School of Buddhsim that is described as inclusive - 'the great vehicle'
Lotus
Theravada
Mahayana
Vajrayana
18
The main understandings about life and human nature is contained in
The Lotus
The four noble truths
The Sangha
The Five Precepts

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