09-BUD - Three Jewels

What does the term 'Buddha' mean?

• Teacher

• Awakened or Enlightened One

• Leader

• Protector

What are the Three Jewels in Buddhism?

• Buddha, Karma, Nirvana

• Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha

• Dhamma, Karma, Nirvana

• Sangha, Karma, Nirvana

What is the Dhamma in Buddhism?

• The community of Buddhists

• The teachings of the Buddha

• The historical Buddha

• The practice of meditation

What is the purpose of the Sangha in Buddhism?

• To meditate alone

• To help people understand the Dhamma

• To worship the Buddha

• To collect donations

Who are considered laypeople in the Sangha?

• Monks and nuns

• Ordinary or everyday Buddhists

• Only monks

• Only nuns

What is the significance of the Three Refuges in Buddhism?

• They are places of worship

• They are means for safety and escape from suffering

• They are historical sites

• They are meditation techniques

What is the role of monks and nuns in the Sangha?

• To lead political movements

• To meditate, study holy texts, and teach the Dhamma

• To collect alms

• To build temples

What is the Buddha's teaching compared to?

• A mountain

• A river

• A raft

• A tree

What is the ultimate goal of following the Dhamma?

• To gain wealth

• To achieve Enlightenment

• To become a monk

• To build temples

What does the practice of meditation help Buddhists realise?

• Their financial goals

• Their Buddha Nature

• Their social status

• Their physical strength