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Review of Buddhism (Day 2)
Review of Buddhism (Day 2)
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Duplicated and Edited for Professor Canfield's "Comparative Religions" classes
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1
This is the traditional site of the birth of Buddha. Now, this is the site of the Maya Devi Temple.
Deer Park
Sarnath
Lumbini Gardens
Varanasi
2
Buddhists believe in the concept of
anatma
, or no-self, because Buddhists believe one's existence is:
Spiritual
Unchanging
Everlasting
Temporary
3
This is a memorial or monument that traditionally holds a relic of the Buddha
Sangha
Sadducee
Stupa
Sutra
4
What was the original name of the Buddha?
Dalai Lama
Bodhisattva
Siddhartha Gautama
Mohatma Gandhi
5
The central teachings of the Buddha are known as:
The Four Noble Truths
The Golden Rule
The Five Steps
The Three Pearls
6
This is the tree that Buddha sat under when he achieved enlightenment:
Bamboo tree
Bodhi tree
Birch tree
Boabab tree
7
Buddhism originated after _______________, but before _______________.
Hinduism / Judaism
Christianity / Islam
Hinduism / Christianity
Islam / Judaism
8
Select the option that was
NOT
one of the Four Sights:
Sick person
Elderly person
Dead person
Rich person
9
Which of the following is NOT a major school of Buddhism?
Hardiwara
Theravada
Vajrayana
Mahayana
10
The
Eightfold Path
is also called The
Middle Way
.
False
True
11
The Four Noble Truths state that life is filled with ________, and to eliminate it, we need to eliminate ________.
desire; suffering
attachment; desire
suffering; desire
suffering; negativity
12
Before Buddha saw the 4 Sights, he was a Hindu brahmin
True
False
13
This is the name for a Buddhist monk:
Ascetic
Zenyatta
Brahmin
Bhikkhu
14
Nirvana
is most closely translated to "pure bliss".
False
True
15
In Buddhism, this refers to the teachings of the Buddha. In Hinduism, it refers to one's duties in life.
moksha
dharma
samsara
atman