The Second Noble Truth - Retrieval

What does 'Samudaya' refer to in the context of suffering?

• There is no fixed self (soul)

• Suffering linked to attachment

• The Second Noble Truth - that there is a cause of suffering

• Impermanence, the idea that everything changes

What is 'Tanha' associated with?

• Suffering linked to change

• Suffering linked to attachment

• Craving (desire)

• The three characteristics that show the true nature of reality

Which term describes the main causes of suffering as greed, ignorance, and hatred?

• Samudaya

• Anicca

• The Three Poisons

• Viparinama Dukkha

What does 'Dukkha' signify?

• Suffering exists

• Suffering linked to change

• Craving (desire)

• Impermanence, the idea that everything changes

What is 'Anicca' related to?

• Suffering linked to ordinary, everyday pain

• Impermanence, the idea that everything changes

• There is no fixed self (soul)

• The three characteristics that show the true nature of reality

What does 'Anatta' mean?

• Suffering linked to change

• There is no fixed self (soul)

• Impermanence, the idea that everything changes

• Suffering linked to attachment

What are 'The Three Marks of Existence'?

• The three characteristics that show the true nature of reality

• Suffering linked to ordinary, self-caused, & environmental pain

• Sufferings linked to change

• Hope, Pain, Peace

What term best describes suffering linked to ordinary, everyday pain - physical and mental?

• Nirvana

• Tanha

• Viparinama Dukkha

• Dukkha - Dukkhata

What is 'Viparinama Dukkha' associated with?

• Suffering linked to attachment

• Suffering linked to change

• Craving (desire)

• There is no fixed self (soul)

Which term describes suffering linked to attachment?

• Samkhara Dukkha

• Viparinama Dukkha

• Samudaya

• Tanha