Bodhi Day Quiz

In which country is Bodhi Day known as Rohatsu?

• China

• Japan

• Thailand

• Tibet

What is the primary significance of Bodhi Day for Buddhists?

• Buddha's birth

• Buddha's death

• Buddha's enlightenment

• Buddha's first sermon

In Theravada Buddhist countries, Bodhi Day is often part of a larger celebration called:

• Rohatsu

• Vesak

• Puja

• Dharma Day

Which of the following is NOT a common practice across different Bodhi Day celebrations?

• Meditation

• Chanting sutras

• Eating meat

• Lighting candles

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In Tibetan Buddhist traditions, what do people often spin during Bodhi Day celebrations?

• Prayer wheels

• Meditation wheels

• Candle wheels

• Dharma wheels

What is the primary purpose of lighting candles during Bodhi Day?

• To create light for reading

• To symbolize Buddha's enlightenment

• To ward off evil spirits

• To decorate temples

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In Western countries, how do many Buddhist communities typically commemorate Bodhi Day?

• By hosting large parties

• Through meditation retreats and Dharma talks

• By traveling to sacred sites

• By fasting for several days

Which Buddhist principle is reflected in the practice of offering food and supplies to those in need?

• Meditation

• Chanting sutras

• Compassion

• Enlightenment

According to the text, what do Buddhists aim to cultivate through meditation?

• Physical strength

• Wealth

• Mindfulness, concentration, and wisdom

• Political power

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What is the ultimate goal of Bodhi Day celebrations, according to the text?

• To increase temple attendance

• To live a life of compassion, wisdom, and liberation

• To learn about different cultural practices

• To compete with other religious celebrations

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