What are the Four Noble Truths?

The truth of suffering and the cause of suffering, The truth of the end and the freedom of suffering

What does Buddha mean?

One who has gained enlightenment

What is Pure Land Buddhism?

the belief in Amida will insure I go to paradise

The teaching for the Dharma (Buddhas teachings) is said to be like......

The dharma is like a raft…useful for crossing over but not for holding onto

Human Personality (Theravada Buddhism) what are the Five Aggregates?

Form, sensation, perception, mental formations and consciousness

What does it mean to be an ascetic?

living a simple and strict life

What does karma mean?

Effect of previous actions in present and past lives

What is the Eightfold Path?

Eight steps to follow to end suffering

What is a teaching for Dukkha (Suffering)?

greedleads to craving, craving leads to suffering

What are the five moral precepts?

Principles to follow to live ethically and morally

What is the Bodhisattvas Vow?

Howeverinnumerable sentient beings are; I vow to save them

In Human destiny what is a bodhisattva?

Buddhas-to-be who remain in this world after Enlightenment

"No self"; the doctrine that there is no soul

Why did Buddha decide to leave the palace?

He was unhappy and curious about the outside world

What are the Six Perfections?

Giving,Morality,Patience,Energy,Meditation,& Wisdom

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What are the Four Noble Truths?
The Buddha, dukkha and Sangha
The Middle way
The truth of suffering and the cause of suffering
The truth of the end and the freedom of suffering
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The three refuges are...
Buddha Darma Sangha
Buddha darma Sangha
darma Arhat and Sangha
Arhat, Boddhisatva and Buddha
3
What does Buddha mean?
Rich Prince
One who has gained enlightenment
One who is poor
One who has suffered
4
Which is not a Buddhist teaching?
Eight Fold Path
Four Sights
Ten Commandments
Five Precepts
5
What is Pure Land Buddhism?
the belief that Buddhists should run the government.
the belief in meditation is the only way to paradise.
the belief in Amida will insure I go to paradise
Chanting Ashikaga will let me get into paradis.
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The teaching for the Dharma (Buddhas teachings) is said to be like......
The dharma is like a raft…useful for crossing over but not for holding onto
the dharma is like a Car…useful for getting to school
the dharma is like a pen…useful for writing your work
the dharma is like a bus…not so useful if you miss it.
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In Human destiny what is an Arhat?
a follower of asceticism
Someone who sees their enlightenment as bound up with others
A perfected person
A Bodhisattva
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Human Personality (Theravada Buddhism) what are the Five Aggregates?
Miserable, crying, hurt, unhappiness, Tears
Head, shoulders, knees, Toes, Fingers
Fun,laughter,happiness,smiling, contenment
Form, sensation, perception, mental formations and consciousness
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What does it mean to be an ascetic?
giving to charity
living a simple and strict life
living a life of luxury
living a life of balance
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What does karma mean?
The rebirth of the soul in a new body
Stopping fights
Effect of previous actions in present and past lives
When a person becomes part of the Hindu religion
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What is meant by enlightenment?
A Simple Life
End of Life
Gaining knowledge of reality
A life of luxury
12
What does metta mean?
Morality
Loving Kindness
Wisdom
Generosity
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What is the Eightfold Path?
A path that the Buddha took with 8 bends
Eight steps to follow to end suffering
A path found in a Buddhist temple
A tourist attraction in tibet
14
A central Buddhist teaching is ______
The way of light
The golden way
The way of teaching
The middle way
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What does Dukkha mean?
Sorrow
Stupidity
Suffering
Silence
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What are the three poisons?
hatred, ignorance and doubt
hatred, pride and greed
hatred, violence and betrayal
hatred, greed and ignorance
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Human Personality (Mahayana Buddhism) what is Sunyata
happiness
emptiness
enlightenment
kerem
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What is a teaching for Dukkha (Suffering)?
Happiness leads to Good things
greedleads to craving, craving leads to suffering
The Story of Kisa Gotmai and the mustard seed
My religion is simple my religion is kindness
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What are the five moral precepts?
The five aspects that make up a person
Achievement of enlightenment
The idea that everyone has the essence of the Buddha inside
Principles to follow to live ethically and morally
20
What are the names of the two major branches of Buddhism?
Catholic and Church of England
Gawtama and Therath
Narnoura and Trandism
Thervada and Mahayana
21
What is the Threefold Way?
Wealth, Poverty and Moderation
Ethics, Meditation, Wisdom
Meditation, Wisdom and the Eightfold Path
Ethics, Meditation and Nirvana
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1.What does dependent arising mean?
Enlightenment
Teaching
Everything is interconnected
Suffering
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who is the buddha
King Tut
John Lester
me
Siddhartha Gautama
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What does Dhamma (Dharma) mean?
The Buddha's teachings
A teaching that all actions have consequences
The language used in the earliest Buddhist scriptures
A state of complete enlightenment
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What is 'Karuna'?
Hatred
Compassion
Loving Kindness
Non-Injury
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Which is NOT one of the four sights
A corpse
A dying plant
an old man
A sick man
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What is the Bodhisattvas Vow?
However humans are I will no like them
However humans behave I will show them compassion
I am not bothered how humans are
Howeverinnumerable sentient beings are; I vow to save them
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In Human destiny what is a bodhisattva?
Buddha's bodyguards
Buddhas-to-be who remain in this world after Enlightenment
The tree under which Buddha obtained Enlightenment
Buddha's followers
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What is anatta?
Buddhist concept of a state of spiritual enlightenment
"No self"; the doctrine that there is no soul
An immaterial substance which allows humans to act freely
An impartial force or principle of cause and effect
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What does Annica mean?
You can conquer desire
Suffering
Impermanence
People have no soul
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Why did Buddha decide to leave the palace?
He was lonely and wanted to make new friends
He wandered out of the palace by accident
He was unhappy and curious about the outside world
He had an argument with his parents
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What are the Six Perfections?
Homa,Yogi,Yoga,Vishnu,Pariah,& Full Awearness
Receiving,Hesitation,Anger,Fear,Enlightenment,& Caring
Happiness,Sadness,Mantras,Rama,Puja,& Guru
Giving,Morality,Patience,Energy,Meditation,& Wisdom

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