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An Introduction to Buddhism
An Introduction to Buddhism
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1
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Lao Tzu
Siddhartha Gautama
There was no founder
Mahatma Gandhi
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Rules followed by Buddhists to control any behaviour that might cause suffering.
The Torah
The Five Precepts
Sharia Law
Religious Law
3
Which best describes one of the "Four Passing Sights" experienced by Siddhartha?
A dancing girl under a Bodhi tree
A Buddhist monk
A feeble old man
A spinning prayer wheel
4
This is a typical example of Buddhist art, called a _______________.
Mandala
Tattoo
Prayer wheel
Swastika
5
The only way to escape suffering and experience true happiness is to follow _______________.
The Quran
The Ten Commandments
The Bible
The Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path
6
Which of the following DOES NOT describe
n
irvana
?
A rock band from the 1990s
Permanent truth, tranquility, and peace
State of supreme realization and enlightenment
State of total liberation and serenity
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Meditation is essential practice of Buddhism because it helps to ________________ .
Honour holy beings
Become smarter
Create good karma
Calm the mind
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A person who has attained nirvana, but chooses to be reborn within samsara to help others.
A Priest
A Rabbi
A Monk
A Bodhisattva
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Where did Buddhism originate?
Japan
India
China
Tibet
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Followers of Buddhism can find refuge or a place of safety from a difficult existence in the:
Dharma
All three
Buddha
Sangha
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Outside of nirvana, all things have 3 basic characteristics:
impermanence
,
no self,
and ______.
A spirit
Will die and cease to exist
Come from God
Experience suffering
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All Buddhist teachings show the way to end the suffering of life and stop ______________.
Samsara
Bodhi
Puja
Karma
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Defined as the totality of one's thoughts and actions determining one's fate in future lives.
Karma
Dharma
The Buddha
Destiny
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The most conservative branch of Buddhism practiced mainly in Southeast Asia.
Zen
Anglican
Tibetan
Theravada
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Sacred scriptures containing Buddha's teachings, sometimes referred to as the "Three Baskets":
Tripitaka
The Vedas
The Golden Rule
The Bible
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The title given to a spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, meaning 'wisdom'.
Scholar
Owl
Lama
Monk