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What did the Buddha learn from the four sights?

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did the Buddha realise from each of the four sights?

a)

Dead man

1.

There is no escape from death

b)

Old man

2.

Everyone will get old

c)

Sick man

3.

Illness is part of life

d)

Holy man

4.

Peace can be found in suffering

2.

Where does Buddhism originate from?

a)

Nepal

b)

Thailand

c)

Cambodia

d)

Myanmar

3.

What was the Buddha's real name?

a)

Suddhodana

b)

Siddesh

c)
  • Siddhant

d)

Siddartha

4.

What is the meaning of 'Buddha'?

a)

Enlivened one

b)

Enlisted one

c)

English one

d)

Enlightened one

5.

How did Buddha's mother know he was not an ordinary baby?

a)

He immediately started crying

b)

He immediately started walking

c)

He immediately starting writing

d)

He immediately started reading

6.

What was Buddha's mother's name?

a)

Queen Mina

b)

Queen Mia

c)

Queen Maya

d)

Queen Maui

7.

What was Buddha's father's name?

a)

King Siddartha

b)

King Siddhant

c)

King Suddhodana

d)

King Suddesh

8.

What did the prophecy say about Buddha?

a)

He would become a great king or holy man

b)

He would become a great king or prophet

c)

He would become a great king or God

d)

He would become a great king or sick man

9.

Why was Buddha raised in luxury?

a)

To protect him from sickness

b)

To protect him from slavery

c)

To protect him from sin

d)

To protect him from suffering

10.

Which of the following is not one of the four sights?

a)

Old man

b)

Sick man

c)

Poor man

d)

Dead man

11.

Why did Buddha cut his hair and change his clothes?

a)

He thought they were ugly

b)

They were causing him pain

c)

He wanted to let go of his past life

d)

He was embarrassed at being spoiled

12.

What does it mean to gain enlightenment?

a)

To gain material wealth and possessions

b)

To lose deep wisdom of yourself and the world

c)

To lose material wealth and possessions

d)

To gain deep wisdom of yourself and the world