Higher Buddhism 3 Marks of Existence

Which of the following is NOT one of the three marks of existence in Buddhism?

• Dukkha

• Anatta

• Anicca

• Nirvana

What does the term "Anicca" refer to in Buddhism?

• Dissatisfaction

• Impermanence

• No soul

• Enlightenment

According to Buddhism, what is the cause of dissatisfaction (Dukkha)?

• The presence of a soul

• The constant change and limitations in life

• The attainment of enlightenment

• The permanence of things

What does "Anatta" mean in the context of the three marks of existence?

• Impermanence

• Dissatisfaction

• No soul

• Enlightenment

Which of the following statements is true about the Buddhist worldview?

• Everything is permanent and unchanging.

• There is a fixed sense of self.

• Life is full of suffering due to constant change.

• Enlightenment is not achievable.

What is the basic ignorance that causes suffering according to Buddhism?

• Believing in a permanent self

• Understanding the nature of change

• Achieving enlightenment

• Accepting the three marks of existence

In the physical world, what do flowers symbolize?

• Beauty

• Permanence

• Impermanence

• Growth

What is the term used to describe the concept that everything in the physical world is impermanent and changes?

• Anatta

• Anicca

• Skandhas

• Nirvana

According to the text, what happens to a seed in nature?

• It remains unchanged

• It grows into a plant and eventually dies

• It becomes a rock

• It turns into an animal

What are the components that come together to make up a person called?

• Anicca

• Nirvana

• Skandhas

• Karma