Kamma and Its Consequences

What does the term 'Kamma' mean in Buddhism?

• Destiny

• Actions

• Meditation

• Enlightenment

According to Buddhism, what determines the consequences of our actions?

• The time of day

• The intention behind the action

• The number of actions

• The place where the action is performed

What metaphor does Buddhism use to explain the concept of Kamma?

• A river flowing

• A tree growing

• An agricultural metaphor

• A mountain standing

In Buddhism, what is a 'skilful action'?

• An action that produces wealth

• An action that produces happiness

• An action that produces fame

• An action that produces power

Which of the following is NOT a motive for skilful actions in Buddhism?

• Generosity

• Greed

• Compassion

• Kindness

What is the result of acting upon motives of greed, aversion, and delusion?

• Good karmic results

• Bad karmic results

• Neutral karmic results

• No karmic results

What was the karmic consequence for the Buddha's cousin who tried to harm him?

• He was immediately punished

• The Buddha's foot was injured

• He gained enlightenment

• He was reborn as an animal

What can good karma result in, according to Buddhism?

• Rebirth as a wealthy person

• Rebirth in one of the heavenly realms

• Rebirth as a powerful leader

• Rebirth as a famous person

What can bad karma cause, according to Buddhism?

• Rebirth as a human

• Rebirth as an animal

• Rebirth as a deity

• Rebirth in a heavenly realm

What did the Buddha teach about the importance of Kamma?

• It is irrelevant to one's life

• It is a system of punishment

• It allows people to determine their own destiny

• It is controlled by a god