09-BUD Four Noble Truths

What are the Four Noble Truths considered to be in Buddhism?

• The least important part of Buddha's teaching

• A minor aspect of Buddhist philosophy

• The most important part of Buddha's teaching

• A set of rules for meditation

What is 'dukkha' in the context of Buddhism?

• A state of eternal happiness

• A type of meditation

• Imperfection leading to suffering

• A Buddhist festival

What must people reach to overcome dukkha according to Buddhism?

• Enlightenment

• Wealth

• Power

• Friendship

What is Nirvana described as in Buddhism?

• A place of eternal life

• A state of non-existence

• A type of prayer

• A Buddhist temple

What is the first step in the Buddha’s Doctor Analogy?

• Prescribe the cure

• Identify the cause

• Find out the problem

• See if there is a cure

What is the cure for suffering according to the Buddha’s Doctor Analogy?

• The 'middle way'

• Complete isolation

• Endless meditation

• Accumulation of wealth

What is the cause of dukkha according to the Second Noble Truth?

• Joy and laughter

• Attachment and craving

• Peace and tranquility

• Silence and solitude

What is an example of attachment causing suffering?

• Enjoying a meal

• Attachment to a friend moving away

• Listening to music

• Reading a book

What is an example of craving causing suffering?

• Wanting to achieve something at an exam

• Enjoying a sunny day

• Playing a sport

• Watching a movie

What does Nirvana represent in Buddhism?

• The beginning of life

• The end of everything that is imperfect

• A new journey

• A temporary state