Review 2.06 Buddhism

What do Buddhists believe they will attain by following the Eightfold Noble Path?

• enlightenment- Nirvana, freedom from suffering

• nirvana- the highest caste

• wealth-happiness

• powerful

Which of the following describes important Buddhist beliefs?

• Polytheism, sacrifice, and divination
• Yin and yang, dharma, and enlightenment
• Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path, and karma
• Reincarnation, meditation, and nirvana

Which of these Hindu ideas did not became part of Buddhism? Select all correct answers.

• belief in reincarnation

• the caste system

  
  

• belief in Hindu gods or deities

Which statements correctly describe Buddhism after the Buddha's death?

Select all correct answers.

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    Adhering to the Buddha's teachings, no statues of Buddha were made or used as a focus for prayer.

• Buddha's stories and talks were collected in books of writings.

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    Although Buddha did not think of himself as a god, after his death some of his followers did.

What is the significance of the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism?

• The Four Noble Truths are a set of rules that Buddhists must follow.

• The Four Noble Truths are a form of meditation in Buddhism.

• The Four Noble Truths are the core teachings of Buddhism.

• The Four Noble Truths are a collection of Buddhist scriptures.

Explain the concept of karma in Buddhism.

• Karma in Buddhism is the belief in reincarnation.

• Karma in Buddhism is the practice of meditation.

• Karma in Buddhism is the law of cause and effect.

• Karma in Buddhism is the worship of deities.

How does meditation contribute to the practice of Buddhism?

• Meditation helps individuals develop mindfulness, concentration, and insight.

• Meditation is a form of escapism and is not relevant to Buddhism.

• Meditation is only for advanced practitioners in Buddhism.

• Meditation has no role in the practice of Buddhism.