GCSE RE Schools of Buddhism

In which sect of Buddhism do adherents hope to reach Sukhavati?

In Mahayana Buddhism which of the following are kinds of Bodhisattva?

Which school of Buddhism believes we are only kept from our "buddha-nature" by our attachments?

What is the oldest school of Buddhism, closest to the Buddha's teachings?

Which school of Buddhism originated the Tibetan Wheel of Life?

Which school of Buddhism emphasises ordination in a monastery?

Where is Mahayana Buddhism mainly practiced?

Which school of Buddhism places particular emphasis on how the five aggregates (skandhas) shape our personality?

There are no arhats in Mahayana Buddhism

Although enlightened, Bodhisattvas put off their transcendence so that they can help others achieve enlightenement?

With which school of Buddhism would you associate the chant "Namo Amitabha Buddha"?

Which school of Buddhism believes you can use your karma to transfer merit to others after they die?

Where is Theravada Buddhism mainly practiced?

Which school of Buddhism believes you must understand Sunyata (emptiness) to achieve enlightenment?

Which school of Buddhism is also known as Tibetan Buddhism?

Vajrayana Buddhism is very similar to Theravada Buddhism

Which school of Buddhism, usually found in East Asia, is most widely practiced?

Which school of Buddhism believes the Buddha remains active in the world and is not just a historical figure?

Which of the following are amongst the five practices T'an Luan recommended to enter the Pure Land?

Which of the following can be found in the Pure Land?

Which of the following is NOT a school of Mahayana Buddhism

if you became a Buddhists, which school of Buddhism would you follow? (Be ready to explain why!)

In Theravada Buddhism an Arhat is a "Perfected One"

Pure Land Buddhism is a branch of Theravada Buddhism

To become a bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism you must achieve the six perfections?