The Four Noble Truths (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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Where did Buddha discover the Four Noble Truths?
Where did Buddha discover the Four Noble Truths?
Under the Bodhi tree
To whom did Buddha give his first sermon about the Four Noble Truths?
To whom did Buddha give his first sermon about the Four Noble Truths?
The five ascetics
What is the Pali term for the first Noble Truth about suffering?
What is the Pali term for the first Noble Truth about suffering?
Dukkha
How many unavoidable types of physical suffering did Buddha teach?
How many unavoidable types of physical suffering did Buddha teach?
Four
What did Buddha teach about happiness in relation to suffering?
What did Buddha teach about happiness in relation to suffering?
It is real but impermanent
What does the term 'tanha' mean in Buddhism?
What does the term 'tanha' mean in Buddhism?
Thirst or craving
Which animal represents ignorance in the Tibetan Wheel of Life?
Which animal represents ignorance in the Tibetan Wheel of Life?
A pig
What do the three poisons prevent Buddhists from reaching?
What do the three poisons prevent Buddhists from reaching?
Nibbana
What does the third Noble Truth teach is possible?
What does the third Noble Truth teach is possible?
An end to suffering
What is the fourth Noble Truth also known as?
What is the fourth Noble Truth also known as?
The middle path
How is the Eightfold Path often represented?
How is the Eightfold Path often represented?
As a wheel with eight spokes
How many sections is the Eightfold Path grouped into?
How many sections is the Eightfold Path grouped into?
Three sections
Which section of the Eightfold Path includes Right speech?
Which section of the Eightfold Path includes Right speech?
Ethics (sila)
What does Right livelihood mean in the Eightfold Path?
What does Right livelihood mean in the Eightfold Path?
Earning a living without harming others
According to Buddha, how can people stop craving?
According to Buddha, how can people stop craving?
Inner satisfaction & appreciating what they have