IWRBS-Quiz 1

It integrates an assortment of religious practices and devotional rituals with the objective of aiding worshippers in their journey toward enlightenment and in bringing blessings to each and everyone.

• Shintoism

• Hinduism

• Taoism

• Buddhism

A sector of Buddhism that consists of a variety of schools and family of religions including the Pure Land Sect, Intuitive Sect, Rationalist Sect and Socio-Political Sect.

• Theravada

• Mahayana

• Tibetan

• Vinaya

It pertains to the teaching of Mahayana Buddhism about the nature of Buddha

and reality.

• Lotus Sutra

• Rationalist

• Trikaya

• Mahasamghika

A Mongol term which refers to the vastness and depth of the person in Buddhism is.

• Lamas

• Tantric

• Kagyu

• Lama

5. A sect in Buddhism which has its own set of clergy, lamas and they are commonly senior members of the monastic community.

• Pure Land

• Tibetan

• Intuitive

• Rational

Buddhism was officially introduced into Tibet around ______.

• 4th century

• 5th century

• 7th century

• 8th century

True Pure Land Buddhism was founded by a Japanese monk called.

• Amitabha

• Shinshu

• Wagyu

• Shinran

A major school in Mahayana Buddhism whose adherents stress the transformation of human perception to handle the truth of that which is ultimately real beyond any duality.

• Pure Land

• Paramita

• Yogachara

• Madhyamika

Another major school in Mahayana Buddhism that emphasizes the truth a human being perceives does not exist.

• Pure Land

• Paramita

• Yogachara

• Madhyamika

An important symbol in Buddhism that symbolizes purity is ___________.

• Lotus

• Eight-Spoke Wheels

• Mudras

• Pramudita