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"the way of the elders"
Vajrayana
Theravada
Mahayana
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"the Vehicle of the Diamond"
Theravada
Vajrayana
Mahayana
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Buddhism in Cambodia, Burma, Sri Lanka, Thailand
Vajrayana
Theravada
Mahayana
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What year was Siddhartha Gautama born?
328 BC
834 BC
563 BC
714 BC
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What were Siddhartha's four passing sights?
hungry, disabled, diseased, homeless
elderly, homeless, corpse, hungry
elderly, diseased, corpse, homeless
diseased, hungry, elderly, homeless
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"the Great Vehicle"
Vajrayana
Mahayana
Theravada
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Which is not part of the Eightfold Path?
right speech
right love
right intentions
right views
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Which is the correct noble truth?
the solution to suffering is the three jewels
the solution to suffering is the Noble Eightfold Path
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What gets reincarnated?
when an individual dies his or her karma dies as well
when an individual dies, his or her karma continues
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Which is the correct noble truth?
suffering can not be brought to cessation
suffering can be brought to cessation
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Which is not one of the three rafts?
Bodhisattva
Theravada
Vajrayana
Mahayana
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How are the 5 precepts connected to Karma?
karmais constantly affected by moral adequacy of onesactions
karma is what you should not do
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What are the three Jewels of Buddhism?
sangha, siddhartha, guatama
buddha, siddhartha, diamond
dharma, karma, samsara
buddha, dharma, sangha
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What are some of the five precepts?
do not take what is not given
all of the above
do not engage in sensuous misconduct
do not take life
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prevalent form of Buddhism in Tibet
Theravada
Mahayana
Vajrayana
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Why are the three marks of existence important?
they are the central teachings of Buddhism
they summarize the changing nature of reality
they are the basic moral requirements that are binding
they define basic practices of Buddhism that lead to nirvana
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What class did Gautama's family belong too?
kshatriya
vaishya
shudra
brahmin
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What are the 5 precepts?
basic moral requirements that are binding for all Buddhists
ultimate goal of all Buddhists
buddhist community of monks and nuns
basic Buddhist teaching
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prevalent in China, Japan and Korea
Mahayana
Theravada
Vajrayana
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Why are the three jewels important to Buddhism?
they are what to not do as a Buddhist
they are the jewelry the Buddha wears
they are the places you can worship as a Buddhist
they are the ideals that center around Buddhism
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What is Karma based on?
an ancient language of India
one of the three marks of existence
moral law of cause and effect
characteristics that summaries the changing natureof reality
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focuses on the earlier texts and emphasizes monastic lifestyle
Mahayana
Vajrayana
Theravada
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Which is not part of the Eightfold Path? (may be 2 correct answers)
right meditation
right attentiveness
right mindfulness
right awareness
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The Eightfold path embraces the primary focal points of Buddhist training which are:
concentration, mindset, determination
wisdom, conscience, attitude
kindness, morality, speech
wisdom, morality and concentration
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Which is not part of the Eightfold Path?
right conduct
right occupancy
right livelihood
right effort
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How was Siddhartha a rebel Hindu?
gave up life as prince to put end to old age & death.
gave up life as prince in order to travel and vacation
continued to be a prince but took off his jewels.
continued to be a prince but was greedy.
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Which is the correct noble truth?
To live is to experience suffering
To live is to avoid experiencing suffering
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How did the Buddha develop the four noble truths?
he saw them written in the sand
he dreamed about them
he studied and read
he reached the most profound level of insight
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What does Buddha mean?
peaceful one
awakened one
silent one
simple one
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What is the significance of the Eightfold Path?
defines the basic practices of Buddhism that lead to nirvana
basic Buddhist insight- suffering is part of human condition
the central teachings of Buddhism
basic moral requirements that are binding for all Buddhists
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named for Buddha's diamond scepter; emphasizes harnessing of sensual energies to attain nirvana
Theravada
Mahayana
Vajrayana
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How does one get our of Samsara?
nature of one's rebirth depends on the status of one's karma
by not doing anything
by not not fulfilling their karma
by praying
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Which is the correct noble truth?
suffering is called by anger
Suffering is caused by desire
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Which is not one of the five precepts?
do not use false speech
do not take what is not given
do not drink intoxicants
dont smoke
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encompasses variety of forms, including emphasizing devotion and prayer toBuddhas& bodhisattvas
Theravada
Mahayana
Vajrayana
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What are the three marks of existence? (click the 3 that are right)
dukka (suffering)
anicca (impermanence)
karma (action)
anatta (no self)
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Why did the Buddha develop the four noble truths?
to explain how they relate to meditation
explain how relate to diagnosis, cause, prognosis and cure
