Siddhartha's Journey and Teachings

The video tutorial covers the continuation of the lesson on the life of Buddha, focusing on his enlightenment. Key vocabulary words such as vow, overcome, solve, and preach are introduced. The discussion points include the name of the tree where Siddhartha attained enlightenment and what he understood about life. The video details Buddha's journey to enlightenment, his meditation under the Bodhi tree, and his discovery of the truth about suffering. The session concludes with a Q&A, reinforcing the key points discussed.

Which word means a solemn promise or commitment?

• Vow

• Preach

• Solve

• Overcome

What is the first word in the vocabulary list?

• Overcome

• Vow

• Solve

• Preach

What is the last word in the vocabulary list?

• Overcome

• Vow

• Solve

• Preach

What is the significance of the Bodhi tree in Siddhartha's life?

• It was where he attained enlightenment.

• It was where he met his disciples.

• It was where he was born.

• It was where he first preached.

What did Siddhartha vow to do while sitting under the tree?

• To preach to the world

• To fast until he gained enlightenment

• To not leave until he solved the puzzle of suffering

• To meditate for a year

How long did Siddhartha meditate under the Bodhi tree?

• 7 days

• 49 days

• 21 days

• 100 days

What truth did Siddhartha discover about life?

• The secret of happiness

• The secret of sorrow and suffering

• The secret of wealth

• The secret of power

After his enlightenment, what did Siddhartha do?

• He traveled to another country.

• He began to preach the truth he discovered.

• He continued to meditate for another year.

• He returned to his palace.

What did Siddhartha understand about the world?

• It is full of wealth.

• It is full of power.

• It is full of suffering.

• It is full of joy.

What did Siddhartha do after discovering the truth?

• He wrote a book about his experiences.

• He left the Bodhi tree immediately.

• He meditated for another seven weeks.

• He went back to his family.