Exploring Thai Temples and Architecture
  • 1. What is the name of the famous temple in Bangkok known for its giant reclining Buddha statue?
A) Wat Arun
B) Wat Pho
C) Wat Phra Kaew
D) Wat Saket
  • 2. Which Thai temple is also known as the 'Temple of the Emerald Buddha'?
A) Wat Arun
B) Wat Phra Kaew
C) Wat Pho
D) Wat Chedi Luang
  • 3. What is the significance of the 'ubosot' in a Thai temple complex?
A) Resting place for pilgrims
B) Bell tower
C) Monument to a past king
D) Ordination hall for monks
  • 4. Which Thai temple is known for its riverside location and ornate porcelain decorations?
A) Wat Suthat
B) Wat Saket
C) Wat Arun
D) Wat Pho
  • 5. What does 'Vihara' mean in relation to Thai temple structures?
A) Meditation hall for monks
B) Main entrance gate
C) Pagoda
D) Platform for ceremonies
  • 6. Which type of wood is commonly used for intricate carvings in Thai temple architecture?
A) Pine
B) Oak
C) Mahogany
D) Teak
  • 7. Which Thai temple is known for its steep ascent and offers a panoramic view of Bangkok?
A) Wat Pho
B) Wat Saket
C) Wat Arun
D) Wat Ratchabophit
  • 8. What is the 'bodhi tree' associated with in the context of Thai temple complexes?
A) Monastic discipline
B) Enlightenment of the Buddha
C) Guardian deity worship
D) Blessing ceremonies
  • 9. What is the purpose of 'Mondop' structures in Thai temples?
A) Offering halls
B) Housing sacred scriptures or objects
C) Living quarters for monks
D) Crematoriums
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