Sangha Quiz

What is the definition of Sangha?

• Group of Hindu priests

• Islamic place of worship

• Jewish religious council

• Community of Buddhist monks and nuns

Who are considered part of the Sangha?

• Nuns who have not taken the Three Refuges and the Five Precepts

• Only ordained monks

• Ordained monks, nuns, and laypeople who have taken the Three Refuges and the Five Precepts

• Laypeople who have not taken the Three Refuges and the Five Precepts

Why is the Sangha important in Buddhism?

• The Sangha is important in Buddhism for financial gain.

• The Sangha is important in Buddhism for community support and spiritual guidance.

• The Sangha is important in Buddhism for political power.

• The Sangha is important in Buddhism for technological advancements.

How does the Sangha support the practice of Buddhism?

• The Sangha supports the practice of Buddhism by isolating individuals from others

• The Sangha supports the practice of Buddhism by promoting material wealth and possessions

• The Sangha supports the practice of Buddhism by providing guidance, support, and a sense of community for individuals on the spiritual path.

• The Sangha supports the practice of Buddhism by discouraging meditation and self-reflection

What role does the Sangha play in the Buddhist community?

• The Sangha is responsible for leading meditation sessions.

• The Sangha is in charge of enforcing strict rules and regulations.

• The Sangha is focused on spreading Buddhist teachings through missionary work.

• The Sangha provides support, guidance, and community for Buddhist practitioners.