What ancient scriptures are the foundation of Hinduism?

What was the birth name of the man who is now primarily called "the Buddha?"

What is the name of the Highest Social caste in Hinduism?

What do we call the things Siddartha encountered which included a sick man, an old man, a dead man, and an ascetic?

What is the name for the more sacred, less read group of Hindu Scriptures?

Based on the belief in reincarnation, the Hindu and Buddhist belief that the form the soul will take in the next life is determined by its behavior in this life.

What do Buddhists call the first preaching of the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path?

What did Buddha call his path of moderation, focused neither on extreme self-denial, nor on pleasure-seeking?

Which of these is NOT one of the Four Noble Truths

In Hinduism, this is the impersonal spiritual force that is the ultimate reality.

In Hinduism, this is the "real self," which is, in reality, identical to Brahman.

This means "Illusions," it's what Hindus must see past in order to be released from Samsara.

Which of these is NOT one of the Three Jewels of Buddhism?

This is an incarnation of one of the Hindu gods, most commonly of Vishnu

What are Buddha's teachings called?

What is the process of Life, Death, and Reincarnation called in both Hinduism and Buddhism?

The command not to steal is part of what set of Buddhist teachings?

What is the word normally translated as 'suffering' from the Four Noble Truths?

This is the Hindu word often translated as "gods." They are personal expressions of the impersonal and unknowable Brahman.

The Hindu god of destruction and renewal.

What is the title of the leader of Tibetan Buddhism, an incarnation of the Bodhisattva of Compassion?

What is someone who is destined to become a Buddha called?

This is the Hindu god of preservation and nurture. Has many incarnations.

Ritual sacrifices performed by both Hindus and Buddhists in homes, temples, and monasteries. Often involves flowers, fire, fruit, and/or incense.

What is the name of the holiest city in Hinduism, seated on the banks of the River Ganges?

What is the name of the largest of Buddhism's major branches? Translates roughly to "the Great Vehicle."

This is the most popular work of Hindu Sacred Scripture, part of Smriti canon?

This comes from a word which means "To Extinguish" or "Snuff out." It refers to the goal of Buddhist practice, freedom the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.