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

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Buddhism: The Five Moral Precepts & Six Perfections
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Which of these is NOT one of the Five Moral Precepts in Buddhism?

Abstain from laziness

Why do many Buddhists adopt a vegetarian lifestyle?

To avoid harming or killing animals

What does the second precept encourage Buddhists to avoid beyond theft?

Manipulating or exploiting others

Which activity is given as an example of sexual misconduct in the third precept?

Adultery

What type of speech do Buddhists commit to under the fourth precept?

Truthful and kind

What do intoxicants impair that makes them prohibited in the fifth precept?

Mindfulness & clarity of thought

Why do Buddhists follow the precepts?

Voluntarily for ethical benefits

What is the foundational precept that all others support?

To avoid causing harm

What is paramount in the Buddhist concept of Kamma regarding actions?

The intention behind actions

Who embodies the six perfections according to Mahayana Buddhism?

A Bodhisattva

In Tibetan Buddhism, which type of giving provides long-term self-help?

The Dhamma (Buddha's teachings)

How should Buddhists give according to the perfection of generosity?

Selflessly with no expectations

What does the ideal Bodhisattva combine according to Mahayana Buddhism?

Wisdom with compassion

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