A) Lao Tzu B) Siddhartha Gautama C) Confucius D) Jesus
A) Star of David B) Christian cross C) Crescent moon D) Dharmachakra
A) Chief monk of Theravada Buddhism B) Head of Zen Buddhism C) Spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism D) Founder of Pure Land Buddhism
A) Lumbini, Nepal B) Tibet C) Bodh Gaya, India D) Varanasi, India
A) Book of chants in Vajrayana Buddhism B) Texts on Pure Land Buddhism C) Collection of scriptures in Theravada Buddhism D) Sacred text of Zen Buddhism
A) To gain psychic powers B) To develop mindfulness and insight C) To achieve material gain D) To control others
A) Used for meditation in Vajrayana Buddhism B) Tree worshipped in Pure Land Buddhism C) Place where the Buddha attained enlightenment D) Symbol of strength in Zen Buddhism
A) Bodhisattva of compassion B) Guardian of the underworld C) God of wealth D) Master of meditation
A) Eternal bliss B) Absolute truth C) Impermanence D) Material wealth
A) Used for prayers in Zen Buddhism B) Symbol of purity and enlightenment C) A symbol of rebirth in Pure Land Buddhism D) Symbol of war and destruction
A) Collection of Zen koans B) Code of discipline and rules for monks and nuns C) Prayer book in Pure Land Buddhism D) Sacred sound in Vajrayana Buddhism
A) A musical instrument B) One who has attained enlightenment C) A form of prayer D) A sacred text
A) Physical exercise B) Form of dance C) Teachings and doctrine of Buddhism D) Cooking utensil
A) To visit sacred sites associated with the Buddha B) To seek adventure C) To gain political power D) To escape daily life
A) One of the most important Mahayana Buddhist texts B) A type of meditation technique C) A sacred ritual D) A form of music
A) Easter B) Christmas C) Vesak D) Diwali
A) Quran B) Bible C) Vedas D) Tripitaka
A) Samsara B) Dana C) Nirvana D) Sutra
A) Bodhisattva of compassion and action B) Goddess of wealth C) Warrior goddess D) Queen of the heavens
A) Dharma B) Samsara C) Metta D) Karma
A) Chief Rabbi B) Pope C) Imam D) Dalai Lama
A) Zochoten B) Vaisravana C) Bishamonten D) Virudhaka
A) Amitabha B) Maitreya C) Manjushri D) Avalokiteshvara
A) Prajna B) Samadhi C) Sati D) Sila
A) Milarepa B) Tsongkhapa C) Atisha D) Padmasambhava
A) Angkor Wat B) Prambanan C) Shwedagon Pagoda D) Borobudur
A) Samatha B) Vipassana C) Zen D) Metta
A) Asoka B) Samudragupta C) Akbar D) Ashoka
A) Dharma B) Koan C) Sangha D) Mudra
A) Karma B) Moksha C) Samsara D) Nirvana
A) Tara B) Marichi C) Vajrayogini D) Prajnaparamita
A) Karma B) Samsara C) Dukkha D) Nirvana
A) India B) Thailand C) China D) Japan
A) To perform prayers B) To hold meditation retreats C) To house relics and symbols of the Buddha D) To store food for monks
A) Bhavachakra B) Pagoda C) Stupa D) Mandala
A) Heaven B) Nirvana C) Reincarnation D) Moksha
A) Magha Puja B) Esala Perahera C) Songkran D) Wesak
A) Avalokiteshvara B) Vajrapani C) Manjushri D) Maitreya
A) Pilgrimage B) Asceticism C) Meditation D) Generosity or giving |