Buddhism: The Five Moral Precepts & Six Perfections (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Quizzes

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Buddhism: The Five Moral Precepts & Six Perfections
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Which precept requires Buddhists to abstain from intoxicants that cloud the mind?

The fifth precept

Why do many Buddhists adopt a vegetarian lifestyle?

To avoid taking life (first precept)

Beyond theft, what else does the second precept encourage Buddhists to avoid?

Manipulating or exploiting others

Which of these is an example of breaking the third precept?

Adultery

What does the fourth precept require Buddhists to commit to?

Truthful and kind speech

Why do Buddhists follow the precepts?

Voluntarily for ethical benefits

What is the foundational principle underlying all five precepts?

To avoid causing harm

In Kamma, what aspect of actions is most important?

The intention behind them

Who embodies the six perfections according to Mahayana Buddhism?

A Bodhisattva

What is the third type of giving identified by Tibetan Buddhists?

The Dhamma (Buddha's teachings)

How many additional precepts do Mahayana Buddhists add to the original five?

Five more

How is patience expressed according to the six perfections?

Through tolerance and endurance

What does the ideal Bodhisattva combine according to Mahayana Buddhism?

Wisdom with compassion

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