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Known as the sudden school of awakening, this sect was brought to Japan by Zen master Eisai
Rinzai
Zazen
Soto
Satori
2
In Sumie painting, landscape gardening, and flower-arranging, this element is very significant:
empty space
variety of color
shadow work
geometric shapes
3
The blow from the encouragement stick
is intended to stimulate pain which can behelpful for zazen.
none of the above
is intended to punish the monk/nun for becomingdistracted
is intended to refresh & focus monk/nun
4
The Chinese sect of Buddhism that emphasizes meditation as the primary means of enlightenment
Ch'an
Dhyana
Zen
BeYong-Sun
5
Physical arts, such as swordplay and archery,have been practiced in Zen primary as
tools for body-building
a means for gaining Zen insight
both a and b
tools for warfare
6
Origins of Zen Buddhism are traced back to this man, the compassionate one & great teacher
Bohdiddharma
Kanye
Siddartha Gautama Buddha
Mahakasasyapa
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The Zen monastic life understands work to be
an essential part of monastic life
part of the Zen meditative practice of Zen
all of the above
valuable as it helps the mind from becoming dull
8
Zen masters who are considered competent to teach others
Pokemons
roshis
the great ones
Zensters
9
Zen's influence on literature can be recognized primarily in the form of
limerick
haiku
sonnet
novella
10
Koans can be answered only through
logical thinking
direct insight into reality
library research
both a and b
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Which of the following is the best example ofthe experiential aspect of Zen:
texting friend while eating dinner with family
reading a book while listening to Beyonce's latest album
trying to understand Zen teachings thru discussion w/ roshi
eating an orange mindfully
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Ultimately Zen
can not be taught
can be learned from a book
both b and c
depends on direct experience of the truth
13
Zen Buddhism focuses on
the history of its tradition
devotion to Buddha
the experience of enlightenment
philosophical elaboration on Buddhist scripture
14
Which of the following is most welcoming to a short-term substitute teacher?
not engaging in side conversations while teacher is speaking
all of the above
being open to new teaching style and methods
paying attention in class
15
Buddha's successor; understood Buddha's teaching without use of words rather through experience
Mahakasayapa
BeYong-Sun
Roshi
Dogen
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Zen Buddhism developed within
Mahayana Buddhism
Theraveda Buddhism
Vajrayana Buddhism
None of the above
17
Known as the gradual school of awakening, this sect was brought to Japan by Dogen
Rinzai
Soto
Zen
Cha'an
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Zen is NOT
theological
beyond words
beyond logical thinking
experiential
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Indian word for meditation
Feng Shui
Dhyana
Ch'an
Zen
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The Chinese sect of Buddhism that emphasizes meditation as the primary means of enlightenment
Zen
Ch'an
Dhyana
Feng-Shui
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The Japanese sect of Buddhism that emphasizes meditation as the primary means of enlightenment
Zazen
Dhyana
Ch'an
Zen
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The Zen experience of enlightenment in which the true nature of one's being is known directly
roshi
dokusan
satori
rinzai
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A verbal puzzle designed to short circuit the workings of a rational, logical mind
satori
koan
zazen
dokusan
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The periodic meeting with the Zen master during which the disciple offers an answer to the koan
satori
zazen
roshi
dokusan
25
The basic method of Zen meditation, traditionally practiced while seated.
Zen
zazen
satori
rinzai
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Which of the following is NOT a fruit of Zen?
Zen helps one attain power and confidence
Zen helps one attain a healthy, vigorous mind
Zen focuses on the here and now
Zen is practical and attentive to this world