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10D Buddhism revision (AQA) Beliefs and Teachings
What is Buddhahood?
What does Theravada mean?
10D Buddhism revision (AQA) Beliefs and Teachings
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What does Theravada mean?
School of experience
School of elders
Old School
School of wisdom
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What is Buddhahood?
To be THE Buddha
To reach an enlightened state; to become a Buddha
To follow the Dharma
To understand the meaning of life
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Why do Buddhists follow the 8 fold path?
to help others
to follow the rules
to help them reach enlightenment
to achieve a sense of peace
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What is the translation of Sunyata?
lacking
longing
being lost
emptiness
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In Mahayana Buddhism, what does the Umbrella represent or help us to remember?
4 types of Buddhism
2 types of Buddhism
1 type of Buddhism
3 types of Buddhism
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Exchanging merit is part of Theravada Buddhism
True
False
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What is the fourth state in the seven states of suffering?
sickness
sorrow
woe
age
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What are the four sights?
Ascetic, Death, Dying, Age
Holy people, Death, Sickness, Age
Ascetic, Death, Sickness, Age
Ascetic, Death, Sickness, relationships
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What was the name of the Buddha as a child?
Prince Gautama
Prince Siddharta Gautama
Prince Sithar
Prince Siddar
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Is the Buddha a God?
Yes
No
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The 8 fold path can be broken into 3 sections. These are called:
Wisdom, Meditation, Ethos
Wisdom, Ethics, Meditation
Wisdom, happiness and Ethics
Wisdom, Ethics and, Enlightenment
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Dependent arising is...
Recognising that everything relies on something else
Understanding that all things are connected
Knowing that nothing is permanent
Change is part of life
