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Deck 5: Buddhism: Becoming Awake
1
A spiritual map leading you away from a realm of suffering is called a __________.
A) sangha
B) mandala
C) bodhisattva
D) skandha
A) sangha
B) mandala
C) bodhisattva
D) skandha
B
2
For Mahayana, the Buddha __________.
A) is merely an ideal
B) exists in three bodies: earthly, heavenly, and transcendent
C) exists only as an earthly body
D) exists as an heavenly body only
A) is merely an ideal
B) exists in three bodies: earthly, heavenly, and transcendent
C) exists only as an earthly body
D) exists as an heavenly body only
B
3
Both Buddhism and Hinduism recognize the importance of the teachings of the Buddha.
True
4
What does the name "Siddhartha" mean?
A) One who will be enlightened
B) One who will rule with love
C) The compassionate one
D) Every wish fulfilled
A) One who will be enlightened
B) One who will rule with love
C) The compassionate one
D) Every wish fulfilled
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5
Which of the following statements best accounts for the term anatman?
A) Buddhists do not believe in a divine creator or soul.
B) Buddhists place faith in the Buddha, much as Hindus revere Brahman.
C) Buddhists meditate daily to purify their inner essence.
D) Buddhists strive to please a single all-powerful diety.
A) Buddhists do not believe in a divine creator or soul.
B) Buddhists place faith in the Buddha, much as Hindus revere Brahman.
C) Buddhists meditate daily to purify their inner essence.
D) Buddhists strive to please a single all-powerful diety.
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6
During the first watch __________.
A) Siddhartha perceived his own enlightenment
B) Siddhartha remembered his previous births and deaths in detail
C) Siddhartha realized how the deeds in one life affect the birth in the next life
D) Siddhartha rejoiced and ate fruit with his family
A) Siddhartha perceived his own enlightenment
B) Siddhartha remembered his previous births and deaths in detail
C) Siddhartha realized how the deeds in one life affect the birth in the next life
D) Siddhartha rejoiced and ate fruit with his family
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7
Mahayana Buddhism is the __________.
A) lesser vehicle
B) way of light
C) teachings of the elders
D) great vehicle
A) lesser vehicle
B) way of light
C) teachings of the elders
D) great vehicle
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8
Nirvana means __________.
A) to be liberated
B) bliss
C) peace
D) to extinguish
A) to be liberated
B) bliss
C) peace
D) to extinguish
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9
Siddhartha resisted the temptations of Mara, the evil one, before attaining enlightenment.
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10
Skandhas are __________.
A) pressure points for acupuncture
B) emotions
C) energy centers
D) aggregates
A) pressure points for acupuncture
B) emotions
C) energy centers
D) aggregates
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11
Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Noble Truths?
A) Life involves duhkha.
B) Suffering is caused by desire.
C) Desire is the root of all happiness.
D) There is a path to follow that will end suffering.
A) Life involves duhkha.
B) Suffering is caused by desire.
C) Desire is the root of all happiness.
D) There is a path to follow that will end suffering.
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12
Siddhartha was assassinated by jealous political rulers.
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13
The sacred texts of Buddhism are called the __________.
A) Tripitaka
B) Sangha
C) Devas
D) Nirvana
A) Tripitaka
B) Sangha
C) Devas
D) Nirvana
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14
Buddhists recognize there are many realms of existence, including deities and supernatural beings.
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15
An arhat is a(n) __________.
A) "worthy one"
B) "empty one"
C) "compassionate one"
D) "wise one"
A) "worthy one"
B) "empty one"
C) "compassionate one"
D) "wise one"
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16
Buddha means the __________.
A) compassionate one
B) awakened one
C) merciful one
D) vengeful one
A) compassionate one
B) awakened one
C) merciful one
D) vengeful one
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17
Which of the following is one of the many names given to the Buddha by Buddhists?
A) Brahma
B) Siva
C) Shakyamuni
D) Vedanta
A) Brahma
B) Siva
C) Shakyamuni
D) Vedanta
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18
Unlike other religious traditions, Buddhism __________.
A) focuses on salvation through meditation
B) places emphasis on supernatural dieties
C) perceives no divine creator
D) expects adherents to follow strict codes of conduct
A) focuses on salvation through meditation
B) places emphasis on supernatural dieties
C) perceives no divine creator
D) expects adherents to follow strict codes of conduct
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19
On the night Siddhartha became enlightened, ________ sought to stop him.
A) Maya
B) Mara
C) Satan
D) Gautama
A) Maya
B) Mara
C) Satan
D) Gautama
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20
Buddhists believe there is an essential self, an atman.
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21
What are the two main branches of Buddhism, and how do they differ from one another?
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22
The order of monks is called the ________.
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23
There are two main branches of Buddhism: ________ or "way of the elders," and ________ or the "great vehicle."
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24
The Buddha taught that life inevitably involves suffering.
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25
According to tradition, Maya, Siddhartha's mother, became pregnant when a white ________ entered her side in a dream.
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26
Compare and contrast nirvana and moksha.
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27
Siddhartha taught four basic doctrines, known as the ________.
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28
What are the main branches of Buddhism, and how are they different?
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29
Explain the eightfold path. Be sure to discuss its relationship to the Four Noble Truths in your response.
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30
List the four signs, and briefly explain their significance in Siddhartha's life.
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31
How are dharma, karma, and samsara similar to, and different from, the Hindu tradition?
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32
Mahayana Buddhism is also known as "the lesser vehicle."
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33
What are five of the different names given to Siddhartha? Explain each.
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34
The Buddhist notion of nirvana is essentially the same thing as the Hindu notion of moksha.
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35
The path to end suffering is called the ________.
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36
By tradition, Siddhartha did not allow women to practice his teachings.
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37
What are the Four Noble Truths?
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38
Discuss some of the major elements of the life of Siddhartha Gautama.
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39
Theravada Buddhists strive to become one with Brahma.
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40
How can it be said that the Buddha is a deity and is not a deity?
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41
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