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Introduction quiz for Buddhism.
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How long did Sidhartha meditate under the bodhi tree?
4 years
49 years
100 days
49 days
2
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Moses
Muhammad
Siddhartha Gautama
Jesus
3
In Buddhism, a state of perfect wisdom in which one understands basic truths about the universe
Reincarnation
Enlightenment
Power
Moksha
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If the child left home, he would become a
universal spiritual leader
poor man
world ruler
brahmin
5
During the centuries after Buddha's death, missionaries spread his faith over large parts of
The Americas
Asia
Africa
Europe
6
Overall, which two factors helped spread Buddhism?
War and Peace
The Mongols and Marco Polo
Trade and Missionaries
Camels and Conquest
7
Who told the King about who Siddhartha would grow up to be?
A wise man told his father a prophecy
Sick man
Old man
Dead man
8
Nirvana is very similar to this belief in Hinduism, or a release from the cycle of reincarnation
dharma
moksha
karma
brahmin
9
What did Siddhartha want to find the truth to?
Why we suffer.
Why we die?
Why we get old.
Why we love people?
10
Reached this East Asian island nation in the 6th century CE via trade routes. Today its the dominant religion
Japan
Tibet
China
Korea
11
By following the 8 fold path, one can reach
Tahiti
moksha
reincarnation
nirvana
12
Buddhism became very popular in Asia, but it never gained a permanent foothold in ____, its country of origin
Korea
India
Sri Lanka
China
13
T or F: Buddhists believe in reincarnation
False
True
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Which is not one of the 4 noble truths (paraphrased)
all life is suffering
follow the ten commandments to end suffering
the cause of suffering is our desire for temporary pleasures
the way to end suffering is to end desire
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Buddhism reached this peninsula in the 4th cent. CE. 1st practiced by elites but became very important to all levels
Japan
Vietnam
Laos
Korea
16
Where did Buddhism Begin?
America
Pakistan
England
India
17
_____ and ____ wandered through India spreading the Buddha's teachings as missionaries
sailors and traders
monks and nuns
artisans and slaves
hindus and christians
18
Buddhism spread by missionaries, but it also especially spread along
The trans saharan trade
The 8 fold path
trade routes like the Silk Roads
the Roman roads
19
What is the point of the 'Four noble Truths'?
To cure specifically cancer.
To make the rich happier.
To cure the world's suffering.
To learn the truth about why we die?
20
Buddhism spread to this country by way of the Silk Roads in the 1st century CE across the Taklaman desert
China
India
Sri Lanka
Nepal
21
Buddhism was introduced to this country by Ashoka around 236 BCE. Worship of the bodhi tree is important here
China
Sri Lanka
Korea
Singapore
22
What is the, 'Middle Way'?
Leading a life without sin
Never doing any good or any bad stuff.
Doing too much good stuff.
Finding a balance between good and what you want.
23
On his venture outside of the palace, Sidhartha saw
An sick man
An old man
a dead man
a wandering holy man
24
Home to maritime (sea based) kingdoms who traded in SE Asia and embraced Buddhism
Java
Tibet
China
Cambodia
25
Home to Angkor Wat, once a Hindu temple that became adorned with Buddhist sculptures during the Khmer empire
Cambodia
China
Korea
Japan
26
How many years ago was Buddhism created?
2000
3000
2500
3500
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Buddhism rejected this, making it appealing to laborers and craftspeople
the 8 fold path
the caste system
the middle way
the brahmins
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Buddhism is _______
Nontheistic
Monotheistic
Polytheistic