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WorksheetsAQA Buddhist Beliefs - Key terms 1
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is Dhamma (Dharma) ?
The Buddha's teachings
A type of suffering
The Buddhist Community
A name for the Buddha himself
What is the Sangha ?
The Buddha's teachings
A type of suffering
The Buddhist Community
A name for the Buddha himself
Which is NOT one of the three refuges?
The Buddha
Annica
The Dhamma
The Sangha
What is the Dependent arising?
The bottom rung on the Tibetan Wheel
The idea that all things arise in dependence upon conditions
A way to achieve Nibbana
One of the three watched
Which is NOT one of the three watches of the night?
Knowledge of all previous lives
Understanding the repeating cycle of birth, death and rebirth
Overcoming Mara
Understanding why suffering happens and how to overcome it
What are Niddanas?
12 factors that illustrate the process of birth, death and rebirth
Realms on the Tibetan Wheel of Life
Breaking free from the endless cycle of birth, death and rebirth
Having an undisciplined mind
What was the language the earliest Buddhist scriptures were written?
Pali
Indian
Sanskirt
Punjabi
What was the language used in later Indian Buddhist texts?
Pali
Indian
Sanskirt
Punjabi
What is the repeating cycle of birth, death and rebirth called?
Nidanas
Samsara
Kamma
Nibanna
What is the idea that skilful actions result in happiness and unskilful ones in suffering?
Nidanas
Samsara
Kamma (Karma)
Nibanna
What is the state of complete enlightenment, happiness and peace? This is also breaking freeing oneself from the Tibetan Wheel of Life.
Nidanas
Samsara
Kamma (Karma)
Nibanna (Nirvana)
What is the Tibetan Wheel of Life?
The same as the dependent arising
An image which symbolises samsara
A method of Buddhist transportation
A method of Buddhist worship
Which is NOT one of the three marks of existence?
Dukkha
Annica
Kamma
Annata
What is Dukkha?
Suffering
Ultimate love
impermanence
having no fixed self or soul
What is Annica?
Suffering
Ultimate love
impermanence
having no fixed self or soul
What is Anatta?
Suffering
Ultimate love
impermanence
having no fixed self or soul
What are the five aggregates (skandhas)?
The first five followers of Buddha
The five aspects that make up a person
Five teachings Buddha taught after becoming enlightened
One of the three refuges
Which is NOT one of the five aggregates (skandhas)?
Form (our bodies)
Consciousness (our awareness of things)
Sensation (our feelings)
Dreaming (Our ability to process)
Perception (our recognition of what things are)
What are the four noble truths?
The four things Buddha saw upon leaving the palace
The four truths Buddha taught about suffering
The four truth Buddha taught about death
The four truths Buddha taught about enlightenment
Which is NOT one of the four truths?
Kamma - Skilfull action is important
Dukkha - There is suffering
Samudaya - There are causes of suffering
Magga - The Eightfold Path
Nirodhi - suffering can be stopped
Which type of Buddhism follows the school of elders and is mostly found in southern Asia?
Theravada Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism
Western Buddhism
Which type of Buddhism is an umbrella term used to describe later Buddhist traditions such as Pure Land Buddhist, Tibetan Buddhism and Zen Buddhism?
Theravada Buddhism
Green Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism
Western Buddhism
