Worksheets09-BUD - Three Jewels
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the term 'Buddha' mean?
Teacher
Awakened or Enlightened One
Leader
Protector
What are the Three Jewels in Buddhism?
Buddha, Karma, Nirvana
Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha
Dhamma, Karma, Nirvana
Sangha, Karma, Nirvana
What is the Dhamma in Buddhism?
The community of Buddhists
The teachings of the Buddha
The historical Buddha
The practice of meditation
What is the purpose of the Sangha in Buddhism?
To meditate alone
To help people understand the Dhamma
To worship the Buddha
To collect donations
Who are considered laypeople in the Sangha?
Monks and nuns
Ordinary or everyday Buddhists
Only monks
Only nuns
What is the significance of the Three Refuges in Buddhism?
They are places of worship
They are means for safety and escape from suffering
They are historical sites
They are meditation techniques
What is the role of monks and nuns in the Sangha?
To lead political movements
To meditate, study holy texts, and teach the Dhamma
To collect alms
To build temples
What is the Buddha's teaching compared to?
A mountain
A river
A raft
A tree
What is the ultimate goal of following the Dhamma?
To gain wealth
To achieve Enlightenment
To become a monk
To build temples
What does the practice of meditation help Buddhists realise?
Their financial goals
Their Buddha Nature
Their social status
Their physical strength
What is the historical name of the Buddha?
Siddhartha Gautama
Mahavira
Ashoka
Dalai Lama
What is the primary activity of laypeople in the Sangha?
To meditate and listen to teachings
To lead the community
To write holy texts
To perform rituals
What is the meaning of 'refuge' in the context of Buddhism?
A place of worship
A place of safety in difficult times
A place for meditation
A place for social gatherings
What do Buddhists believe about human beings and enlightenment?
Only monks can become enlightened
All human beings can become enlightened
Only the Buddha can be enlightened
Enlightenment is a myth
What is the purpose of the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path?
To provide historical context
To guide Buddhists towards Enlightenment
To describe the life of the Buddha
To outline meditation techniques
