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Chapter 16: Learning About World Religions: Buddhism
What does "Buddha" mean?
Where was Prince Siddhartha born?
Chapter 16: Learning About World Religions: Buddhism
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Where was Prince Siddhartha born?
Pakistan
Egypt
China
India
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What does "Buddha" mean?
Awakened One
Sleeping One
Shining One
Lifted One
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The teachings of "right understanding," "right action," and "right concentration" are part of
Nirvana
The Four noble Truths
Eightfold Path
enlightenment
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What two possible futures did the Hindu priests foresee for Prince Siddhartha?
a powerful warrior or brilliant poet
a poor man or religious follower
a great ruler or enlightened being
a religious king or truthful leader
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A person who gives up worldly pleasures is called an
ascetic
authority
absolute
alms giver
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What did Siddhartha do to try to achieve enlightenment?
write books
meditate
study in a Buddhist monastery
analyze his dreams
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Siddhartha meditated about the way to reach true happiness and peace, also called
alms
the Four Noble Truths
Buddhism
nirvana
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The basic principles of Buddhism, such as "suffering is present in all things," is called
Nirvana
enlightenment
the Four Noble Truths
the Eightfold Path
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The three forms of suffering that Siddhartha encountered were
aging, greed, and health.
aging, sickness, and death.
sickness, knowledge, and aging.
death, persecution, and sickness.
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Siddhartha took a path to enlightenment that was a balance of extreme life styles, called the
low road
final path
high road
middle way
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Siddhartha was inspired to leave his royal life and search for enlightenment when he saw
wealth
greed
suffering
happiness
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Siddhartha wanted to become enlightened, meaning he wanted to
have a strong understanding of all religions
understand how people from other cultures lived
find truth and freedom from suffering
learn about Buddhism and pass a test for enlightenment