Buddhism Review

The Dalai Lama practices Vajrayana, or ______________ Buddhism

The Three Rafts of Buddhism are

Buddhists equate the quest for salvation to

Mahayana Buddhism tends to agree with the teachings of the Buddha.

Gautama was born in the 6th century in Lumbini, in modern day

Sutras are the teachings of the Buddha.

The vehicle Buddhists believe is needed to cross the river from Samsara to nirvana is

The Buddha's first sermon can be compared to Jesus'

Gautama was sheltered from the harsh realities of the world because his father

The solution to suffering is

The community of followers founded by the Buddha is known as

The Three Jewels of Buddhism are, The Buddha, Dharma and

Tanha is suffering.

Suffering is caused by

Buddha means

Physical death is required to reach nirvana

During the First Watch of the Buddha's meditative trance

The Middle Way, Three Marks of Existence and Four Noble Truths are elements of the

Gautama lived as a mendicant for a six year period known as

The Three Marks of Existence are Anatta, Anicca and

Mayahana Buddhists do not consider Buddha a divine savior.

Buddhist temples are known as

Buddhists believe that all humans are doomed to perpetually suffer.

Mara's daughters are

The Buddhist doctrine of denying a permanent self is

Bodhisattvas are capable of entering nirvana but do not do so out of compassion to help others.

The death of the Buddha can be considered an act of

The Buddha was born a member of the

The Eightfold Path encourages Buddhists to pursue

Bodhi is the Sanskrit word for

Bodhisattvas never appear in the world as humans.

Gautama left the confines of his palace at age

The Buddhist and Hindu cycle of death and rebirth is known as

It is believed that Gautama was conceived when his mother slept and was overshadowed by

The Dalai Lama lives in exile because

When Gautama began venturing outside of his castle, he encountered

During the time in which Gautama meditated under the bodhi tree, he was tempted by

The Buddha's first sermon was delivered

Nirvana is an element of the ethical dimension of Buddhism.

Theravada Buddhism is also known as The Great Vehicle.

Gautama meditated under a fig tree, which came to be known as the

Buddhist temple architecture is modeled after

The Five Precepts of Buddhism are similar in theme to the Ten Commandments.

The Buddha determined that there is no connection between physical health and spiritual health.

The Buddhist concept of moderation is known as the

The extinction of desire and any sense of individual selfhood is