09-BUD Three Refuges

What are the Three Jewels in Buddhism also known as?

• The Three Rubies

• The Three Amigos

• The Three teachings

• The Three Refuges

What does it mean to 'take refuge' in Buddhism?

• To seek shelter in a monastery

• To find safety and escape from suffering

• To meditate in a peaceful place

• To become a monk or nun

What does the Dhamma in Buddhism refer to?

• The teachings about the way the world works

• The historical man Siddhartha Gautama

• The community of Buddhists

• The role model for Buddhists

What is the meaning of 'Buddha' in Buddhism?

• The historical man Siddhartha Gautama

• The community of Buddhists

• The truth about the way the world works

• The awakened or enlightened one

What is the Dhamma compared to in Buddhism?

• A holy text to be studied

• A raft used to cross a river

• A peaceful place for meditation

• A monastery for monks and nuns

What is the role of laypeople in the Buddhist community?

• To provide food and clothing to monks and nuns

• To meditate and study the holy texts

• To visit the vihara to meditate and listen to teachings

• To live as the Buddha did

What is the significance of the Three Jewels in Buddhism?

• They are used for meditation purposes

• They are the most important things in Buddhism

• They are symbols of wealth and prosperity

• They are only relevant to monks and nuns

Why do Buddhists need to take refuge in all three Jewels; Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha?

• To demonstrate their commitment to Buddhism

• To gain popularity and recognition

• To seek material wealth and comfort

• To achieve Enlightenment and escape suffering