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Where did the religion Buddhism originate?
Nepal
Afghanistan
Pakistan
India
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Nirvana, a release from all earthly burdens, rooted from which religion ?
Muslim
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
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Reincarnation
Rebirth of the soul
A measurement of time from one moment to another
Force that decides what form people will take in the next life
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What is the Hinduism sacred text?
Little Women by DJ Kahlad
Vedas
Sutras
Bible
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Which 4 countries did Theravada Buddhism first spread to?
Sri Lanka, Thailand, Cambodia and Russia
Indonesia, Hong Kong, Japan, China
Burma, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia
Australia, Sri Lanka, Argentina, Finland
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Where did Hinduism start?
India
Russia
China
North Korea
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Who is the founder of Jainism?
Ghandhi
Jane Layman
Mahavira
Jesus Christ
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Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Siddhartha Gautama
Gabriel
The Buddha
It is not clear
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Ahimsa Means
peace and happiness
practicing meditation
practicing nonviolence
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The Eightfold Path is designed to end...
Suffering
Life
Decisions
Relationships
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What religion teaches the eightfold path?
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
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What does Jainism teach?
Paradise, divine being
Tranquility, serenity
death, destruction
Liberation, bliss
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Hinduism is...
Something protected by the Stupa
A place in India
A belief in the monsoons
A major religious and cultural tradition of South East Asia
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Who was Hinduism founded by?
Jesus
No particular individual
Brahmin
Vishnu
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A central teaching of Mahayana, the form of Buddhism that reached Japan, was that...
Only the material world is real
All people can reach nirvana
Life on Earth is only life
All Buddhists hold false beliefs
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What are the Four Noble Truths:
People suffer because they want things of the world
The way to end suffering is to stop wanting things
There is an Eightfold Path to stop suffering
Life is full of suffering
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What is Theravada Buddhism also referred to as?
Teaching of yoga
Teaching of the Gods
Teaching of the trees
Teaching of the Elders
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What does Theravada Buddhism focus on?
gurus' knowledge
wisdom of priests
wisdom of the Buddha
being respectful
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Is Buddhism a religion
No
Whatever Buddha says
Yes
Tacos
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Jainism was based on the teachings of a man named?
Brahman
Gandhi
Aryan
Mahariva
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Nirvana
A type of monk and member of a catholic group
State of perfect happiness and peace
Rebirth of the soul
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What is the Eightfold path?
Enlightenmemt
Something that describes a lifestyle leading to the end of desire.
Something developed by Siddhartha to get rid of Mara
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What is not an element of both Mahayana and Theravada Buddhism?
Buddha is a God
4 Noble Truths
Eight-fold Path
Pacifism
