Buddhism 4 noble truths

What does the First Noble Truth, Dukkha, mean?

• Suffering

• Happiness

• Enlightenment

• Peace

What is samkhara-dukkha?

• Suffering through attachment

• Ordinary suffering

• Suffering through change

• Suffering through ignorance

What is the teaching of the Four Noble Truths known as?

• Setting in motion the Wheel of Dhamma

• The Eightfold Path

• The Three Jewels

• The Five Precepts

What happens in 'Nibbana without remainder'?

• A person is reborn

• A person achieves nibbana after death

• A person remains in samsara

• A person gains wealth

What do the Three Poisons do according to Buddhism?

• Help achieve enlightenment

• Deepen desire for craving

• Eliminate suffering

• Promote peace

What practice do Buddhists engage in to end their cravings and become more aware of themselves?

• Yoga

• Meditation

• Fasting

• Chanting

How many practices are included in the Eightfold Path?

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

• Nine

What is the Threefold Way?

• A division of the Eightfold Path into three parts

• A separate path in Buddhism

• A meditation technique

• A type of Buddhist scripture

What is the significance of meditation in Buddhism?

• It helps in gaining wealth

• It ends cravings and increases self-awareness

• It is a form of exercise

• It is a social activity

What is the relationship between the Eightfold Path and nibbana?

• The Eightfold Path leads to nibbana

• Nibbana is a part of the Eightfold Path

• They are unrelated

• Nibbana is a prerequisite for the Eightfold Path