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DHARMIC RELIGION

Total questions: 149

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

According to Hindus, karma is 

a)

A. a collection of sacred Hindu writings, including verses, hymns, and prayers.

b)

B. the obligations and duties that a person is expected to fulfill.

c)

C. all of the good and evil that a person had done in past lives.

d)

D. the supreme power, or divine force, that is greater than all other deities.

2.

If Hindus live according to their dharma, they 

a)

A. follow the law.

b)

B. fulfill their obligations.

c)

C. perform their duties.

d)

D. all of the above

3.

For Hindus, bathing in the waters of the Ganges is 

a)

A. a way to avoid following their dharma.

b)

B. the first ritual in the Hindu wedding ceremony.

c)

C. an act of devotion and purification.

d)

D. the only way they can escape the cycle of rebirth.

4.

 According to Hindu belief, how is Brahman related to the other deities? 

a)

A. Brahman is the humblest deity who serves all of the others.

b)

B. The other deities in Hinduism are various forms of Brahman.

c)

C. Brahman represents the human soul and is weaker than all other deities.

d)

D. The other deities in Hinduism are equal in power to Brahman.

5.

The Diwali festival commemorates the defeat of the evil demon Ravana, as told in the 

a)

A. Kshatriyas.

b)

B. Ramayana.

c)

C. Shudras.

d)

D. Varna Dharma.

6.

What does "Buddha" mean? 

a)

A. "Lifted One"

b)

B. "Awakened One"

c)

C. "Shining One"

d)

D. "Sleeping One"

7.

The teachings of "right understanding," "right action," and "right concentration" are part of the 

a)

A. Four Noble Truths.

b)

B. ascetic lifestyle.

c)

C. Hindu religion.

d)

D. Eightfold Path.

8.

Siddhartha took a path to enlightenment that was a balance between extreme lifestyles. This path was also called the 

a)

A. “middle way.”

b)

B. “high road.”

c)

C. “low road.”

d)

D. “final path.”

9.

Who tried to frighten Siddhartha while he was meditating? 

a)

A. his father and mother.

b)

B. jealous rivals and warriors.

c)

C. his followers and other priests.

d)

D. the god Mara and his three daughters.

10.

Siddhartha meditated about the way to reach true happiness and peace, also called 

a)

A. alms.

b)

B. nirvana.

c)

C. the Four Noble Truths.

d)

D. Buddhism.

11.

The founder of Sikhism is

a)

Guru Gobind Singh

b)

Guru Arjan

c)

Guru Nanek

d)

Guru Hargobind

12.

The holy book, or living guru, of Sikhism is called the

a)

The Vedas

b)

The Torah

c)

Guru Nanek

d)

Guru Granth Sahib

13.

Service for the community is a major part of the belief and practice of Sikhism, an example of this is the free food kitchen known as…

a)

Gurdwara

b)

Nam japna

c)

Mukti

d)

Langar

14.

The three major duties a Sikh must carry out are…

a)

A. Pray, Work, Give

b)

B. Live, Laugh, Love

c)

C. Obey, Serve, Worship

d)

D. Ritual, Sing, Sacrifice

15.

A Sikh temple is called a 

a)

Mosque

b)

Gurdwara

c)

Church

d)

Temple

16.

Sikhism (monotheism) and Hinduism (polytheism) share a belief about a divine trinity, that trinity is

a)

Father, Son, Holy Spirit

b)

Creator, Preserver, Destroyer

c)

Body, Mind, Soul

d)

Dharma, Karma, Samsara

17.

Sikhism, Buddhism, and Hinduism all share

a)

Monotheism

b)

Polytheism

c)

Reincarnation

d)

Starting Year

18.

Sikhism, Buddhism, and Hinduism all have the belief that women and men are

a)

100% equal

b)

Similar, but different

c)

Men are superior to women

d)

Women are superior to men

19.

Chronologically which one of these religions began first?

a)

A. Hinduism

b)

B. Buddhism

c)

C. Islam

d)

D. Sikhism

20.

Which religion has the most followers worldwide?

a)

A. Hinduism

b)

B. Buddhism

c)

C. Sikhism

d)

D. None of the above

21.

In Hinduism, in order to live according to their dharma, one should

a)

follow the law

b)

fulfill their obligations

c)

perform their duties

d)

all of the above

22.

What important literary text in Hinduism tells the story of the defeat of the evil demon Ravana?

a)

The Torah

b)

Ramayana

c)

Varna Dharma

d)

Shudras

23.

Karma is

a)

to perform one's duties

b)

a sacred text in Hinduism

c)

all the good or evil things a person has done in their past lives.

d)

a sacred ritual in the Dharmic religions

24.

What does "Buddha" mean?

a)

the "Awakened One"

b)

"Master Teacher"

c)

The Eightfold Path

d)

Student of Enlightenment

25.

The path that Siddhartha took that was a balance between extremes is also known as the

a)

the Buddha path

b)

the middle way

c)

nirvana

d)

namaste

26.

Who was the founder of Sikhism?

a)

Guru Abraham

b)

Guru Siddhartha

c)

Guru Granth Sahib

d)

Guru Nanek

27.

The three duties a Sikh must carry out are

a)

Pray, Work, Give

b)

Eat, Pray, Love

c)

Worship, Honor, Serve

d)

Serve, Work, Meditate

28.

A Sikh temple is called...

a)

a synagogue

b)

a church

c)

a Gurdwara

d)

a Mandir

29.

Hinduism, Buddhism, and Sikhism all believe in reincarnation.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Which Dharmic religion began first?

a)

Buddhism

b)

Hinduism

c)

Sikhism

31.

— In this religion, Dharma refers to the individual’s appropriate behavior or duty to be fulfilled in observance of a custom or law

a)

Judaism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Hinduism

d)

Shintoism

32.

Dharma is regarded as universal law and order or the Buddha’s teachings itself in this specific religion

a)

Hinduism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Confucianism

d)

Daoism

33.

—The Oldest and most complex of all world religions

a)

Christianity

b)

Judaism

c)

Hinduism

d)

Buddhism

34.

-Regarded as eternal truths that were passed orally until the beginning of the present age wherein there came a need to write them down

a)

Koran

b)

Vedas

c)

Shruti

d)

Smriti

35.

ØPrimary sources and the most authoritative texts of Hindu faith

a)

Shruti

b)

Bible

c)

Smriti

d)

Vedas

36.

One of the subdivisions of Hinduism where Lord Shiva is one god for the Saivites

a)

—SHAIVISM

b)

SHAKTISM

c)

VAISHNAVISM

d)

—SMARTISM

37.

The divisions of people in as taught in Hinduism

a)

Caste Sytem

b)

Division system

c)

Group system

d)

Hindu system

38.

It is known as the widow burning

a)

Sari

b)

Sapi

c)

Saki

d)

Sati

39.

In Hinduism, the followers believe that there are three forms/functions of Brahman: creation, preservation and destruction. This is a manifestation of the belief in 3 gods in 1 person which is also known as

a)

Holy Trinity

b)

Trimurti

c)

Tres

d)

Trinitarian

40.

—Central to their fundamental teachings is the belief in dharma

a)

Hinduism

b)

Theravada Buddhism

c)

Abrahamic religions

d)

Dharmic religions

41.

— In this religion, Dharma refers to the individual’s appropriate behavior or duty to be fulfilled in observance of a custom or law

a)

Judaism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Hinduism

d)

Shintoism

42.

Dharma is regarded as universal law and order or the Buddha’s teachings itself in this specific religion

a)

Hinduism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Confucianism

d)

Daoism

43.

—The Oldest and most complex of all world religions

a)

Christianity

b)

Judaism

c)

Hinduism

d)

Buddhism

44.

-Regarded as eternal truths that were passed orally until the beginning of the present age wherein there came a need to write them down

a)

Koran

b)

Vedas

c)

Shruti

d)

Smriti

45.

ØPrimary sources and the most authoritative texts of Hindu faith

a)

Shruti

b)

Bible

c)

Smriti

d)

Vedas

46.

One of the subdivisions of Hinduism where Lord Shiva is one god for the Saivites

a)

—SHAIVISM

b)

SHAKTISM

c)

VAISHNAVISM

d)

—SMARTISM

47.

The divisions of people in as taught in Hinduism

a)

Caste Sytem

b)

Division system

c)

Group system

d)

Hindu system

48.

It is known as the widow burning

a)

Sari

b)

Sapi

c)

Saki

d)

Sati

49.

In Hinduism, the followers believe that there are three forms/functions of Brahman: creation, preservation and destruction. This is a manifestation of the belief in 3 gods in 1 person which is also known as

a)

Holy Trinity

b)

Trimurti

c)

Tres

d)

Trinitarian

50.

—Central to their fundamental teachings is the belief in dharma

a)

Hinduism

b)

Theravada Buddhism

c)

Abrahamic religions

d)

Dharmic religions

51.
What is the holy book of Hinduism?
a)

Upanishads

b)

Ramayana

c)

Vedas

d)

Mahabharata

52.
What is the term for a person being reborn after a previous life?
a)
maya
b)
reincarnation
c)
recluse
d)
dharma
53.
Who was the founder of Hinduism?
a)
Abraham
b)
Jesus
c)
Siddhartha 
d)
No real founder
54.
This determines the state of your reincarnation...What goes around, comes around!
a)
Vedas
b)
Karma
c)
Aryans
d)
Upanishads
55.

Who founder of Buddhism?

a)

Jesus

b)

God

c)

Siddhartha Gautama

d)

Moses

56.
Where was Buddhism founded?
a)
China
b)
Northern India
c)
North America
d)
South Africa
57.

Hinduism: Holy Book

a)

Vedas

b)

Bible

c)

Old Testament

58.

Buddhism: Holy Book

a)

Tipitaka

b)

Bible

c)

New Testament

59.
Match this term to the correct Religion: Effects of one's action called Karma
a)
Hinduism
b)
Hinduism and Buddhism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Neither
60.
Match this term to the correct Religion: Supreme universal spirit called Brahman
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Hinduism and Buddhism
d)
Neither
61.
Match this term to the correct Religion: Earn a living without harming others
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Hinduism and Buddhism
d)
Neither
62.

According to Hinduism, which of the following is the supreme spiritual force?

a)

Vishnu

b)

Shiva

c)

Ganesh

d)

Brahman

63.

What is the ultimate goal of Buddhism?

a)

to reach a state of blissful peace without desire or suffering (nirvana)

b)

to reach heaven

c)

to be reincarnated into the Dali Lama

d)

to be reach the highest caste

64.

What is the Eight-Fold Path in Buddhism?

a)

four noble truths

b)

the steps Buddhist take to reach

nirvana or enlightenment

c)

religious holiday

d)

paths to the temple

65.

What does Buddha mean?

a)

Suffering

b)

Life of Moderation

c)

Enlightened One

d)

An awakening to the truth

66.

What are the basic teachings of Buddhism called?

a)

Ten Commandments

b)

The Four Noble Truths

c)

Shar'ia Law

d)

The Five Noble Truths

67.
According to Buddha's teaching why do people suffer? 
a)
People suffer because they desire things and self-satisfaction. 
b)
People suffer because they are mean. 
c)
People suffer because they don't go to school. 
d)
People suffer because they want to. 
68.
What is the ultimate goal of Buddhism?
a)
Escape the cycle of rebirth
b)
Reach Enlightenment
c)
Follow the Eightfold Path 
d)
Become one with Brahman
69.
The Four Noble Truths and The Eight Fold Path are major works that emphasize what religion?
a)
Judaism
b)
Hinduism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Taoism
70.
Belief in many god and goddesses like the Hindu religions beliefs is?
a)
Monotheism
b)
Polytheism
71.

Which of the following is one of the 4 noble truths?

a)

study leads to wisdom

b)

joy is achieved by prayer

c)

only death can end cravings

d)

suffering is caused by desires

72.

What is nirvana?

a)

the state of enlightenment for Buddhists

b)

goods or money given to the poor

c)

a religion based on the teachings of the Buddha

d)

someone who leads a life of self-denial and contemplation

73.
What is the Middle Path?
a)
A life of moderation
b)
A state of no more suffering
c)
Right thought
d)
Right concentration
74.
Buddhism shares its roots with this other major religion. What is it?
a)
Christianity
b)
Confucianism
c)
Hinduism
d)
Taoism
75.
The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth is known as
a)
Reincarnation
b)
Kharma
c)
Nirvana
76.
According to Buddhist tradition, what happened to make Prince Siddhartha Gautama walk away from the comforts of princely life?
a)
Siddhartha's father wanted him to be a great religious leader so he encouraged him to leave.
b)
His father kicked him out and said he no longer wanted Siddhartha to be king someday.
c)
Siddhartha left the palace and saw all the joy in the world.  He wanted to be a part of it.
d)
At age 29, he saw the pain and suffering of the world and was shocked.  He left his comfortable life in search of a greater truth.
77.
What is one reason the principles of Buddhism became popular? 
a)
Buddha was a wise person. 
b)
Buddha was an attractive person
c)
Buddhism did not accept the caste system. 
d)
Buddhism was only for smart people. 
78.

The Eightfold Path of Buddhism is most similar to which of these Hindu beliefs.

a)

monism

b)

karma

c)

deities

d)

dharma

79.

Which of the following is one of the 4 noble truths?

a)

study leads to wisdom

b)

joy is achieved by prayer

c)

only death can end cravings

d)

suffering is caused by desires

80.

buddha is a god

a)

true

b)

false

81.
What are the basic teachings of Buddhism called?
a)
Ten Commandments
b)
Shar'ia Law
c)
The Four Noble Truths
d)
The Five Noble Truths
82.
Who was the founder of Buddhism? 
a)
Confucius
b)
Ashoka
c)
Siddhartha Guatama
d)
Attilla
83.
What does the word "Buddha" mean? 
a)
One who has become free
b)
One who has become strong in the force
c)
One who has been driven to the dark side
d)
One who has become enlightened 
84.

Siddhartha's father wanted to prevent his son from

a)

being well educated.

b)

marrying.

c)

seeing people suffer.

d)

living a life of luxury.

85.

Siddhartha was inspired to leave his royal life and search for enlightenment when he saw

a)

happiness.

b)

suffering.

c)

greed.

d)

wealth.

86.

The three forms of suffering that Siddhartha encountered were

a)

aging, greed, and health.

b)

sickness, knowledge, and aging.

c)

aging, sickness, and death.

d)

death, persecution, and sickness.

87.

Siddhartha wanted to become enlightened, meaning he wanted to

a)

find truth and freedom from suffering.

b)

learn about Buddhism and pass a test for enlightenment.

c)

understand how people from other cultures lived.

d)

have a strong understanding of all religions.

88.

Siddhartha meditated about the way to reach true happiness and peace, also called

a)

alms.

b)

nirvana.

c)

the Four Noble Truths.

d)

Buddhism.

89.

The basic principles of Buddhism, such as "suffering is present in all things," is called

a)

the Eightfold Path.

b)

the Four Noble Truths.

c)

nirvana.

d)

enlightenment.

90.

The teachings of "right understanding," "right action," and "right concentration" are part of the

a)

Four Noble Truths.

b)

ascetic lifestyle.

c)

Hindu religion.

d)

Eightfold Path.

91.
According to Buddha's teaching why do people suffer? 
a)
People suffer because they desire worldly things and self-satisfaction. 
b)
People suffer because they are mean. 
c)
People suffer because they don't go to school. 
d)
People suffer because they want to. 
92.
What is one reason the principles of Buddhism became popular? 
a)
Buddha was a wise person. 
b)
Buddha was an attractive person
c)
Buddhism did not accept the caste system. 
d)
Buddhism was only for smart people. 
93.
Who especially liked Buddha's message? 
a)
Brahmins
b)
Kshatriyas
c)
Vaisyas
d)
Untouchables 
94.

Buddhism sacred texts

a)

Qur'an

b)

Tripitaka

c)

Bible

d)

Torah

e)

Vedas

95.
What text was used to begin Hinduism?
a)
Upanishads
b)
Ramayana
c)
Vedas
d)
Mahabharata
96.
What is the term for a person being reborn after a previous life?
a)
maya
b)
reincarnation
c)
recluse
d)
dharma
97.
Who was the founder of Hinduism?
a)
Abraham
b)
Jesus
c)
Siddhartha 
d)
No real founder
98.
What is the name of Hinduism's  supreme power?
a)
Brahman
b)
Atman
c)
Varna
d)
Shiva
99.
Who founder of Buddhism?
a)
Buddha 
b)
God
c)
Siddhartha
d)
Moses
100.
What is the ultimate goal of Buddhism?
a)
Escape the cycle of rebirth
b)
Reach Enlightenment
c)
Follow the Eightfold Path 
d)
Become one with Brahman
101.
The idea of a person's duty and fulfilling those duties is called
a)
moksha
b)
works
c)
dharma
d)
devotion
102.
Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama) said that all suffering is because of __________. 
a)
happiness
b)
hate
c)
desire
d)
unreal
103.
The Four Noble Truths and The Eight Fold Path are major works that emphasize what religion?
a)
Judaism
b)
Hinduism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Taoism
104.
Who was the young prince who lived in luxury and chose to become a holy man by experiencing the suffering of modern men and women?
a)
Siddhartha Guatama
b)
Yahweh (God)
c)
Confucious
d)
Moses
105.
Belief in many god and goddesses like the Hindu religions beliefs is?
a)
Monotheism
b)
Polytheism
106.
Where was Buddhism found?
a)
Egypt
b)
India
c)
Mesopotamia
d)
China
107.
What is the most ancient religion in the world?
a)
Hinduism 
b)
Buddhism
108.
Where did the Hindu get their basis for the religion from?
a)
Egyptians
b)
Aryans
c)
Mesopotamians
d)
Indians
109.
What is a system a persons born into and cannot change?
a)
Religious system
b)
Hinduism
c)
Caste System
d)
Buddhism
110.
Who were the lowest of the low - below the caste system?
a)
Brahmans
b)
Kshatriyas
c)
Vaisyas
d)
Untouchables
111.
When Siddhartha left his family he was searching for a way to end what in the world?
a)
Hunger
b)
Disease
c)
Famine
d)
Suffering
112.
Siddhartha became the enlightened one called?
a)
Brahma
b)
Buddha
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
Alexander the Great
113.
To reach Nirvana for a Buddhist one must follow?
a)
10 Commandments
b)
5 Pillars
c)
Eightfold path
d)
4 Noble Truths
114.
Hindus believe that after they die, their souls are reincarnated into another form.
a)
True
b)
False
115.
Which best explains why traditional Buddhist ideas and customs which started in India, can be found in modern China and Southeast Asia? 
a)
The spread of ideas by merchants and missionaries. 
b)
A belief in democracy.
c)
The popularity of Indians in parts of Asia.
d)
Attempts by India to conquer China.
116.
Which belief is shared by both Hindus and Buddhists? 
a)
Each soul is reincarnated after death.
b)
Everyone has  the same social status.
c)
People must pray five times a day facing Mecca.
d)
Material wealth shows you have the blessings of the gods.
117.
Where is the geographic origin of Buddhism? 
a)
Nepal and India
b)
Taiwan and India
c)
China and India
d)
Japan and India
118.
He was the founder of Buddhism, a young Indian Prince named this? 
a)
Mohammad
b)
Abraham
c)
Moses
d)
Siddartha Gautama
119.
The founding leader of Buddhism had an idea come to him that all suffering was caused by human desires. From this the major ideas of Buddhism came to him and he became known as this? 
a)
The Enlightened One
b)
Abraham
c)
Brahman
d)
Mohammad
120.
Like Hindus, Buddhists accept the idea of the caste system, and social classes.
a)
True
b)
False
121.
Buddhists believe that suffering is the attachment to material goods. The only way to end this suffering is by following this?
a)
Four Noble Truths
b)
Eightfold Path
c)
Praying to Mecca 
d)
The Sutras
122.
Buddhist believe that the final reward for leading a proper life is that one will reach a state of blessed happiness and peace know as this? 
a)
Four Noble Truths
b)
Reincarnation
c)
Nirvana
d)
Enlightenment 
123.
Buddha didn't write down his teachings, however after his death his followers put Buddha's ket teachings in to these books? 
a)
The Sutras
b)
The Vedas
c)
The Bible
d)
The Qu'ran 
124.
The name of the places that Buddhists worship is called this.
a)
Shrines and Synagogues 
b)
Temples and Mosques
c)
Temples and Shrines
d)
Shrines and Mosques
125.
Which symbol best represents the Buddhist religion? 
a)
Eight spoked wheel
b)
Ohm
c)
Star of David
d)
Crescent Moon
126.
What is one way that Buddhism and Hinduism are alike?
a)
Both religions believe in reincarnation.
b)
Both religions have a caste system.
c)
Both religions are monotheistic.
127.
What is another way that Buddhism and Hinduism are alike?
a)
Both religions started in India.
b)
Both religions started in China.
c)
Both religions are monotheistic.
128.
What is one way that Buddhism and Hinduism are different?
a)
Buddhism has a founding person; Hinduism does not have a founding person.
b)
Buddhism was started in India; Hinduism was NOT started in India.
c)
Buddhism was started in China; Hinduism was not started in China.
129.
What is another way that Buddhism is different  from Hinduism?
a)
Buddhism does NOT  have a caste system; Hinduism does have one.
b)
Buddhism does NOT have a founding leader; Hinduism does have a founding leader.
c)
Hinduism does NOT have a temple to worship in; Buddhism does.
130.

What does "Buddha" mean?

a)

"Lifted One"

b)

"Awakened One"

c)

"Shining One"

d)

"Sleeping One"

131.

Where was Prince Siddhartha born?

a)

Pakistan

b)

India

c)

China

d)

Egypt

132.

Which of the following is a basic Buddhist belief?

a)

teaching simple principles

b)

embracing people from any level of society

c)

reaching enlightenment

d)

all of these options

133.

What two possible futures did the Hindu priests predict for Prince Siddhartha?

a)

a powerful warrior or brilliant poet

b)

a poor man or religious follower

c)

a religious king or truthful leader

d)

a great ruler or enlightened being

134.

What did Siddhartha's father most want his son to become?

a)

a powerful ruler

b)

a great religious leader

c)

a strong warrior

d)

a husband and father

135.

Siddhartha's father wanted to prevent his son from

a)

being well educated.

b)

marrying.

c)

seeing people suffer.

d)

living a life of luxury.

136.

What happened when Siddhartha was 29?

a)

He had a son and began to travel outside of his palaces.

b)

He traveled to many different countries to experience different cultures.

c)

He became very sick and was forced to become an ascetic.

d)

He got married to a young noblewoman and built her a new palace.

137.

Siddhartha was inspired to leave his royal life and search for enlightenment when he saw

a)

happiness.

b)

suffering.

c)

greed.

d)

wealth.

138.

On the prince's first trip outside the palace, he saw a thin, weak man walking along the road. This person was

a)

old.

b)

sick.

c)

dying.

d)

all of these things.

139.

The three forms of suffering that Siddhartha encountered were

a)

aging, greed, and health.

b)

sickness, knowledge, and aging.

c)

aging, sickness, and death.

d)

death, persecution, and sickness.

140.

A person who gives up worldly pleasures is called an

a)

absolute.

b)

alms giver.

c)

authority.

d)

ascetic.

141.

Siddhartha wanted to become enlightened, meaning he wanted to

a)

find truth and freedom from suffering.

b)

learn about Buddhism and pass a test for enlightenment.

c)

understand how people from other cultures lived.

d)

have a strong understanding of all religions.

142.

As part of Siddhartha's ascetic lifestyle, he would sometimes deny himself

a)

food.

b)

sleep.

c)

shelter.

d)

all of these options.

143.

What did Siddhartha do to try to achieve enlightenment?

a)

meditate

b)

write books

c)

analyze his dreams

d)

study in a Buddhist monastery

144.

Siddhartha took a path to enlightenment that was a balance between extreme life styles. This path was also called the

a)

“middle way.”

b)

“high road.”

c)

“low road.”

d)

“final path.”

145.

Who tried to frighten Siddhartha while he was meditating?

a)

his father and mother.

b)

jealous rivals and warriors.

c)

his followers and other priests.

d)

the god Mara and his three daughters.

146.

Siddhartha meditated about the way to reach true happiness and peace, also called

a)

alms.

b)

nirvana.

c)

the Four Noble Truths.

d)

Buddhism.

147.

The basic principles of Buddhism, such as "suffering is present in all things," is called

a)

the Eightfold Path.

b)

the Four Noble Truths.

c)

nirvana.

d)

enlightenment.

148.

What is the idea behind the Four Noble Truths?

a)

All things change.

b)

All things stay the same.

c)

Happiness can last forever.

d)

Suffering never ends.

149.

The teachings of "right understanding," "right action," and "right concentration" are part of the

a)

Four Noble Truths.

b)

ascetic lifestyle.

c)

Hindu religion.

d)

Eightfold Path.

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