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Badda Kapilani

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Buddha's Male Disciple - Ven. Sariputta

a)

Foremost in his Psychic Powers

b)

Marshall of the Dhamma

c)

Well known for His Memory

d)

Foremost in Ascetic Practices

2.

Buddha's Male Disciples - Mahā Kassapa

a)

Foremost in his Psychic Powers

b)

Marshall of the Dhamma

c)

Well known for His Memory

d)

Foremost in Ascetic Practices

3.

Buddha's Male Disciple - Ven. Ananda

a)

Foremost in his Psychic Powers

b)

Marshall of the Dhamma

c)

Well known for His Memory

d)

Foremost in Ascetic Practices

4.

Buddha’s Female Disciple - Ven. Khema

a)

Foremost in her Psychic Powers

b)

Foremost in Wisdom

c)

Foremost in analysing the previous rebirth of beings and their previous karma

5.

Buddha’s Female Disciple - Badda Kapilani

a)

Foremost in her Psychic Powers

b)

Foremost in Her Wisdom

c)

Foremost in analysing the previous rebirth of beings and their previous karma

6.

Moral of the story of

“The Poor Brahmin Couple – He with one garment” are:

I. Listen to the Dhamma

II. Be generous

III. Donate with happy thoughts

IV. Good begets good

a)

I, II, III, IV.

b)

I, II, III.

c)

I, II.

d)

I only.

7.

In one of her life (the time of Buddha Padumuttara) what did Badda Kapilani do that led her to become one of the famous female disciples of the Buddha who is foremost in analysing the previous rebirth of beings and their previous karma?

a)

She made great aspiration and work towards it.

b)

She filled the Buddha’s bowl with mud.

8.

In one of her life, Badda Kapilani filled the Pacceka-Buddha’s bowl with mud. After that she regretted and cleaned the bowl and offered the Pacceka-Buddha with good food.

In her next life, she was born wealthy but her body was odorous and her husband could not bear it and left her.

a)

The bad cause is: Filled the Pacceka-Budda’s bowl with mud.

The bad effect is: Her body was odorous in her next life.

b)

The bad cause is: Her body was odorous in her next life.

The bad effect is: Filled the Pacceka-Budda’s bowl with mud.

9.

In that same life, Badda Kapilani melted her jewelleries, made them into golden bricks and donated to build a Stupa. Her body became fragrant and her husband took her back.

a)

The good cause is: Her body became fragrant.

The good effect is: She donated golden bricks to build Stupa.

b)

The good cause is:  She donated golden bricks to build Stupa.

The good effect is: Her body became fragrant

10.

In her last life, Badda Kapilani was the wife of _______ before she become a nun.

a)

Ven. Ananda

b)

Ven. Moggallana

c)

Ven. Sariputta

d)

Pipphali Kassapa