3 Marks of Existence and 4 Noble Truths

Which of the following is NOT one of the Three Marks of Existence in Buddhism?

• Suffering (dukkha)

• Impermanence (anicca)

• Enlightenment (nibbana)

• No fixed self (anatta)

Dukkha, an important concept in Buddhism, refers to...

• impermanence

• suffering

• attachment

• craving

What is the ultimate goal for Buddhists who follow the Buddha’s teachings?

• Attaining wealth

• Breaking free from samsara

• Living forever

• Reaching heaven

Where did the Buddha deliver his first sermon?

• Lumbini

• Deer Park, Sarnath

• Bodh Gaya

• Varanasi

What are the three main types of suffering taught by the Buddha?

• Ordinary suffering, change, and attachment

• Physical pain, death, and sickness

• Ignorance, anger, and happiness

• Life, death, and rebirth

Anicca refers to...

• suffering

• the Buddha’s teachings

• impermanence

• wisdom

Which of the following does NOT describe the effects of anicca?

• Living things change

• Non-living things remain unchanged

• Thoughts and feelings change

• Morals change

The Parable of the Mustard Seed is associated with which concept?

• Dukkha and anicca

• Kamma

• Enlightenment

• Nibbana

Anatta is often translated as...

• no self

• no suffering

• rebirth

• meditation

The Parable of Nagasena and the Chariot illustrates which concept?

• Anatta (no fixed self)

• Kamma (action)

• Samsara (rebirth)

• Tanha (craving)