What things were kept from Siddhartha?

All signs of sickness, death, and suffering

All signs of happiness, joy, and laughter

All signs of desire, attachment, and greed

All signs of play, games, and amusement

What did Siddhartha eventually see that disturbed him?

An old man, a sick man, and a dead man

A young man, a healthy man, and a newborn baby

A smiling man, a laughing man, and a grinning man

A rich man, a poor man, and a middle class man

What did Siddhartha want to find?

How to end suffering and learn how to be at peace

How to end poverty and prosperity

After following a certain way of life for 6 years, what did Siddhartha decide would be a better way of living?

A Middle Way without too much or too little

An Extreme Way of luxury at all times

An Extreme Way of poverty at all times

What was the FIRST noble truth that the Buddha realized?

All is suffering; nothing is satisfying

To get rid of suffering you must get rid of desire; When a person overcomes desire, ignorance, and hatred they have reached Nirvana, a state of freedom

Everything is in the middle of good and evil

What was the SECOND noble truth that the Buddha realized?

The causes of suffering are desire, ignorance, and hatred

All is suffering; nothing is satisfying

To get rid of suffering you must get rid of desire; When a person overcomes desire, ignorance, and hatred they have reached Nirvana, a state of freedom

To get rid of desire you must follow the Eightfold Path

Since all is evil then a person can never do good

What was the THIRD noble truth that the Buddha realized?

To get rid of suffering you must get rid of desire; When a person overcomes desire, ignorance, and hatred they have reached Nirvana, a state of freedom

All is suffering; nothing is satisfying

The causes of suffering are desire, ignorance, and hatred

To get rid of desire you must follow the Eightfold Path

Since a person can never do good, people should do nothing

What was the FOURTH noble truth that the Buddha realized?

To get rid of desire you must follow the Eightfold Path

All is suffering; nothing is satisfying

The causes of suffering are desire, ignorance, and hatred

To get rid of suffering you must get rid of desire; When a person overcomes desire, ignorance, and hatred they have reached Nirvana, a state of freedom

If people do whatever they want, they will find happiness

What is samsara in Buddhism?

The cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth

Means “to extinguish” or “blow out” like a candle flame. It is a state of freedom from suffering and a state of peace and can be achieved while alive and a person is no longer reborn after achieving it

The law of cause and effect; whatever you do, whether good or bad, will come back to you either in this life, or your next

A person’s duty, which if followed will help you escape the cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth

What is a Buddhist’s dharma?

Following a lifestyle of constant suffering

Following a lifestyle of excess

Following the Lotus Path of violence

How do you create good karma in Buddhism?

By following the Eightfold Path

By following the excessive path

By following the suffering path

Select ALL of the answers that correctly describe or apply to Nirvana in Buddhism? [SELECT ALL CORRECT OPTIONS!]

Nirvana means “to extinguish” or “blow out” like a candle flame

Nirvana is a state of freedom from suffering and a state of peace and can be achieved while alive

A person is no longer reborn after achieving Nirvana

The cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth

A person’s duty, which if followed will help you escape the cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth

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Is Buddhism the world’s largest, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th largest religion?

Largest

2nd largest

3rd largest

4th largest

5th largest

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What does the word Buddha mean?

"Awakened" or "enlightened one"

Knowledge: There are 4 of these which are songs of praise to the Gods, and directions for performing certain rituals

"Remover of darkness” The name for special teachers

“To extinguish” or “blow out” like a candle flame

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Who is the founder of Buddhism?

Siddhartha Gautama

Moses

Jesus

Mahatma Gandhi

Dalai Lama

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Out of what other religion did Buddhism come?

Hinduism

Christianity

Judaism

Sikhism

Zoroastrianism

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About how many Buddhists are there in the world?

500 million

4 billion

2 billion

1 billion

250 million

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In what region do almost all BUDDHISTS live?

Asia-Pacific region

Europe

Africa

The Americas

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Which country has the LARGEST number of BUDDHIST people?

China

Thailand

Japan

India

Indonesia

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Buddhism

Is Buddhism the world’s largest, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th largest religion?

What does the word Buddha mean?

Who is the founder of Buddhism?

Out of what other religion did Buddhism come?

About how many Buddhists are there in the world?

In what region do almost all BUDDHISTS live?

Which country has the LARGEST number of BUDDHIST people?

Which country has the SECOND LARGEST number of BUDDHIST people?

Which country has the THIRD LARGEST number of BUDDHIST people?

Which Buddhist Denomination has most of its followers in South/Southeast Asia?

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