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TCI: Learning About World Religions - Buddhism
TCI: Learning About World Religions - Buddhism
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Based on Lesson Game from TCI: HA! The Ancient World.
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1
As part of Siddhartha's ascetic lifestyle, he would sometimes deny himself
food
shelter
sleep
all of these
2
When Siddhartha reached enlightenment and discovered the Four Noble Truths, he became known as the
Brahmin
Sudhodana
King
Buddha
3
What does "Buddha" mean?
"Awakened One"
"Lifted One"
"Sleeping One"
"Shining One"
4
On the prince's first trip outside the palace, he saw a thin, weak man walking along the road. This person was
Dying
All Of These
Old
Sick
5
A person who gives up worldly pleasures is called an
Alms Giver.
Absolute.
Authority.
Ascetic.
6
Siddhartha's father wanted to prevent his son from
being well educated.
living a life of luxury.
seeing people suffer.
marrying.
7
Siddhartha was inspired to leave his royal life and search for enlightenment when he saw
suffering
greed
wealth
happiness
8
What happened when Siddhartha was 29?
He had a son and began to travel outside of his palaces.
He became very sick and was forced to become an ascetic.
He traveled to many different countries to experience different cultures.
He got married to a young noblewoman and built her a new palace.
9
The three forms of suffering that Siddhartha encountered were
death, persecution, and sickness.
aging, greed, and health.
aging, sickness, and death.
sickness, knowledge, and aging.
10
Siddhartha wanted to become enlightened, meaning he wanted to
learn about Buddhism and pass a test for enlightenment.
find truth and freedom from suffering.
understand how people from other cultures lived.
have a strong understanding of all religions.
11
The basic principles of Buddhism, such as "suffering is present in all things," is called
the Four Noble Truths
Enlightenment
the Eightfold Path.
Nirvana
12
The teachings of "right understanding," "right action," and "right concentration" are part of the
ascetic lifestyle.
Four Noble Truths.
Eightfold Path.
Hindu religion.
13
Where was Prince Siddhartha born?
Egypt
India
Pakistan
China
14
Siddhartha took a path to enlightenment that was a balance between extreme life styles. This path was also called the
"low road"
"final path"
"middle way"
"high road"
15
Siddhartha meditated about the way to reach true happiness and peace, also called
Alms
the Four Noble Truths
Buddhism
Nirvana
16
What is the idea behind the Four Noble Truths?
All things stay the same.
Happiness can last forever.
All things change.
Suffering never ends.
17
What did Siddhartha's father most want his son to become?
a great religious leader
a strong warrior
a husband and a father
a powerful ruler
18
Who tried to frighten Siddhartha while he was meditating?
the god Mara and his three daughters.
his father and mother.
his followers and other priests.
jealous rivals and warriors.
19
Which of the following is a basic Buddhist belief?
all of the above
teaching simple principles
reaching enlightenment
embracing people from any level of society
20
What two possible futures did the Hindu priests predict for Prince Siddhartha?
a great ruler or enlightened being
a religious king or truthful leader
a poor man or religious follower
a powerful warrior or brilliant poet
21
What did Siddhartha do to try to achieve enlightenment?
study in a Buddhist monastery
write books
meditate
analyze his dreams