Question 1-WPS Office
Question 1-WPS Office
Question 1-WPS Office
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According to Buddha tradition, the only way to achieve freedom is to develop which of the following
habits?
Select one:
a. Right gestures
b. Right insight
c. Right speech✓
d. Right relationships
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Question 2
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A syllable or phrase for chanting or meditation, containing within it the sacred power and cosmic
energies of a Buddha or bodhisattva
Select one:
a. Mundra
b. Tantra
c. Mandala
d. Mantra✓
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Question 3
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Select one:
c. True
d. False✓
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Question 4
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Select one:
a. False
d. True✓
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Question 5
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The Buddhist tradition which regards itself as “great” both in its interpretations of the Buddha’s teaching
and in its openness to a broader group of people, especially lay people
Select one:
a. Vajrayana
b. Mahayana✓
c. Vedic
d. Theravada
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Question 6
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The Buddhist tradition which regards itself as the most faithful to the teachings that have been passed
down through the generations
Select one:
a. Mahayana
b. Vedic
c. Vajrayana
d. Theravada✓
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Question 7
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Select one:
a. It thinks of itself as “great” both in its interpretations of the Buddha’s teachings and in its openness to
a broader group of people, especially lay people.
b. It regards itself as the most faithful to the teachings that have been passed down through
generations.
c. It is more flexible about the orthodoxy of scriptures, regarding many scriptures composed in the early
centuries CE as authentic teachings.
d. It sees itself as embodying both the teaching and meditation practice of the Theravada monks, as well
as the teaching of the emptiness of all conditioned things that is distinctive to Mahayana philosophy. ✓
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Question 8
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Select one:
a. Theravada
b. Vedic✓
c. Mahayana
d. Vajrayana
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Question 9
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The ideal spiritual model of Theravada Buddhism who attains nirvana and have perfected their discipline
such that defilements and desires are extinguished
Select one:
a. Dalai Lama
b. Buddha
c. Bodhisattva
d. Arahants✓
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Select one:
a. Buddha
b. Bhikshunis
c. Bodhisattva✓
d. Bhikshus
True or False: The Theravada tradition is more flexible about the orthodoxy of scriptures.
Select one:
b. True
d. False✓
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Question 2
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Which of the following is/are not included in the five precepts at the foundation of all morality?
Select one:
a. Not cheating✓
b. Not lying
c. Not killing
d. Not stealing
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What are the three streams of the Buddhist tradition?
Select one:
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Question 4
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Select one:
a. Theravada
b. Vedic✓
c. Mahayana
d. Vajrayana
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Question 5
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A syllable or phrase for chanting or meditation, containing within it the sacred power and cosmic
energies of a Buddha or bodhisattva
Select one:
a. Mantra✓
b. Mundra
c. Tantra
d. Mandala
Clear my choice
Question 6
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Which of the following is/are included as not a type of dukha (suffering) the Buddha spoke of?
Select one:
b. The suffering produced by failure to recognize one’s self as conditioned and interdependent with
everything and everyone
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Question 7
The ideal spiritual model of Theravada Buddhism who attains nirvana and have perfected their discipline
such that defilements and desires are extinguished
Select one:
a. Arahants✓
b. Buddha
c. Bodhisattva
d. Dalai Lama
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Question 8
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True or False: The stream of Buddhism, Vajrayana tradition, is most prominent in Tibet.
Select one:
b. False
d. True✓
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Question 9
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True or False: The Theravada tradition sees Shakyamuni Buddha as central.
Select one:
c. True✓
d. False
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Question 10
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The Buddhist tradition which regards itself as “great” both in its interpretations of the Buddha’s teaching
and in its openness to a broader group of people, especially lay people
Select one:
a. Vajrayana
b. Theravada
c. Mahayana✓
d. Vedic