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Buddhism Quizziz 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does enlightenment mean?

a)

Escaping the wheel of life to spiritual freedom.

b)

The Buddhist version of heaven.

c)

Meditating in this physical life.

d)

Following the Buddha's teaching.

2.

Do Buddhists believe in God?

a)

Yes - God is waiting for Buddhists when they reach enlightenment.

b)

No - Buddhists believe in spiritual freedom but this is not control by an all-powerful being.

3.

What does the Buddha believe is stopping people from reaching enlightenment?

a)

Being greedy

b)

Being rich

c)

Suffering

d)

Crying

4.

What is the name of the 'illness' that causes suffering?

a)

Anicca

b)

Dukkha

c)

Dharma

d)

Anatta

5.

Which of Buddha's teachings are aimed at taking away our craving?

a)

The Middle Way

b)

The 3 Universal Truths

c)

The 4 Noble Truths

d)

The Eightfold Path

6.

What image is used to represent the eightfold path?

a)

Steps

b)

The Buddha

c)

A wheel

d)

A tree

7.

What does the Buddha mean by 'right attitude'?

a)

To fully commit yourself, think positively and have kind thoughts.

b)

To turn away from any negativity.

c)

Not to say anything that might hurt others.

d)

To see things as they really are and know that life involves suffering.

8.

What does the Buddha mean by 'right livelihood'?

a)

To respect life and be aware of our actions.

b)

To try your best to be a good and respectful person.

c)

To not say anything that might hurt others.

d)

To do work that does not cheat and is not dishonest.

9.

Why is the eightfold path important to Buddhists?

a)

Because it help them please God and get to heaven.

b)

They are practical guidelines for everyday life.

c)

They are the key to stop craving and suffering.

d)

They are the best way to practice meditation.

10.

What is the first universal truth?

a)

Anicca (everything changes) - everything depends on other things for its existence.

b)

Dukkha (Suffering) - everything changes and everything dies therefore life can not completely satisfy us.

c)

Anatta (No permanent self) - Nobody stays the same, we all change in body and mind throughout our life.