Deliberate Practice
In this lesson, we will drill and consolidate key ideas and terms related to Buddhist practices from the unit Buddhism: Practice.
Deliberate Practice
In this lesson, we will drill and consolidate key ideas and terms related to Buddhist practices from the unit Buddhism: Practice.
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Key learning points
- Deliberate practice of key words and quotations from the unit.
- Specific explanations of the meaning of key words and the meaning of quotations.
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You will need two different coloured pens: black or blue and another coloured pen, such as green or red.
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8 Questions
Q1.
Which denomination of Buddhism has the most schools?
Theravada
Q2.
Which school of Buddhism is mostly associated with Tibet?
Mahayana
Theravada
Q3.
Which school claims it can trace its lineage back to the Buddha?
Mahayana
Vajrayana
Q4.
What is karuna?
Loving kindness
Mindfulness
Q5.
What do Mahayana Buddhists aim to become?
A deity
An Arhat
Q6.
What is a mantra?
A special prayer
A special statue of the Buddha
Q7.
What is a vihara?
A home for the Sangha
A place of pilgrimage
Q8.
Which of these festivals marks the achievements of the Buddha's life?
Dhamma Day
Parinirivana Day
8 Questions
Q1.
Which tradition celebrates the anniversaries of the Buddha through separate events and festivals?
Therevada
Vajrayana
Q2.
How many main denominations of Buddhism are there?
Five
There is only one
Q3.
Do Buddhists worship the Buddha?
Yes
Q4.
Which of these are well known teachers in the West?
Alan Watts
Dalai Lama
DT Suzuki
Thich Nhat Hanh
Q5.
What is the main goal of Mahayana Buddhism?
To become a God
To become an Arhat
Q6.
What belief does Theravada Buddhism emphasise?
Belief in Bodhisattva
Belief in deities
Q7.
What is the goal of Vajrayana Buddhism?
To Become a God
To become an Arhat
Q8.
What is the term for the halfway point between extremes?
Dhamma
Eightfold Path