Buddhism: Rituals of Death & Mourning (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes

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Buddhism: Rituals of Death & Mourning
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What determines a person's next rebirth in Buddhism?

The karma accumulated during their life

What Buddhist teaching does death serve as a reminder of?

Impermanence (anicca)

What do skilful actions lead to in Buddhism?

Happiness

In which countries is Theravada Buddhism predominantly practised?

Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Thailand

What do Theravada Buddhists believe about rebirth after death?

It happens immediately

When do monks visit relatives' homes after a death in Theravada Buddhism?

One week, three months, and one year

In which countries is Mahayana Buddhism predominantly practised?

China, Japan, South Korea

How long can the stages of rebirth take in Mahayana Buddhism?

Up to 49 days

What do relatives whisper in the dying person's ear in Mahayana Buddhism?

The Buddha's name

Why is sky burial used in Tibetan Buddhism?

Mountainous terrain & scarce firewood

What does sky burial symbolise in Tibetan Buddhism?

Impermanence and generosity

What is the cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth called?

Samsara

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