Dhamma

What is meant by ‘going for refuge’ in Buddhism?

• Seeking freedom

• Seeking safety from suffering

• Seeking wealth

• Seeking wisdom

Which of the following is NOT one of the Three Refuges in Buddhism?

• Buddha

• Sangha

• Brahma

• Dhamma

The Dhamma represents the teachings of the Buddha and the...

• truth about the nature of existence.

• gods in Buddhism.

• stories of the Buddha’s life.

• rituals of Buddhist practice.

The Eightfold Path is an example of...

• Dependent arising

• The Dhamma

• Kamma

• Samsara

What are the Three Jewels (or Treasures) in Buddhism?

• Dhamma, Sangha, Nirvana

• Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha

• Buddha, Kamma, Dhamma

• Sangha, Kamma, Buddha

According to Buddhism, what happens when Buddhists follow the teachings of the Buddha?

• They gain wealth

• They relieve themselves from suffering

• They reach reincarnation

• They gain a new life form

Why might Buddhists take refuge in the Sangha?

• To receive blessings

• For guidance and encouragement from other followers

• To avoid meditation

• To become rich

What is dependent arising (paticcasamuppada)?

• The belief in reincarnation

• The Buddhist concept of interconnectedness and change

• A law that only applies to holy people

• A form of meditation

Which of the following best illustrates dependent arising?

• "When this is, that is"

• "All actions lead to enlightenment"

• "Only meditation brings peace"

• "No one can understand suffering"

What is the Tibetan Wheel of Life?

• A meditation tool

• A Buddhist teaching aid illustrating the cycle of life, death, and rebirth

• A symbol of Nirvana

• A traditional Buddhist weapon