Lesson A3.O1.1.5
A3.O1.1.5 Human destiny and ethical teaching Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 6
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the Theravada ideal of an enlightened person called?
- Buddha
- Arhat
- Bodhisattva
- Lama
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Which Mahayana figure is named in the specification as an example of a bodhisattva?
- Shakyamuni
- Manjushri
- Mahakasyapa
- Nagasena
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Which Buddha is the focus of Pure Land devotion in the specification?
- Akshobhya
- Amida Buddha
- Vairocana
- Maitreya
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How many paramitas, or perfections, does Mahayana develop?
- Six
- Eight
- Four
- Five
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How many precepts are in the five precepts, the panchasila?
- Eight
- Ten
- Three
- Five
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Which Dhammapada verse is cited for the five precepts?
- Dhammapada 282
- Dhammapada 183
- Dhammapada 1
- Dhammapada 113
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Which quality is named as the basis of avoiding samsara through compassion?
- Puja (ritual worship)
- Karuna (compassion)
- Dana (generosity)
- Mudra (gesture)
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What is the Buddhist belief that actions shape future rebirth called?
- Maya
- Moksha
- Karma
- Dharma
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What is the primary goal of a Theravada arhat?
- Eteral heaven
- Personal liberation
- Universal salvation
- Divine creation
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What is the Mahayana ideal of delaying personal nirvana to help all beings called?
- Bodhisattva ideal
- Karma ideal
- Pure Land ideal
- Arhat ideal
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Which teaching involves chanting Amida's name for rebirth in the Pure Land?
- Five precepts
- Bodhisattva practice
- Theravada meditation
- Pure Land devotion
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Which ethical code involves refraining from killing, stealing and lying?
- Six perfections
- Four noble truths
- Five precepts
- Noble eightfold path
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A Buddhist cultivates generosity, ethics and patience. Which set of virtues is this?
- The Six Perfections
- The Four Sights
- The Three Poisons
- The Five Aggregates
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What does a Buddhist's kind action create to support spiritual progress?
- Instant nirvana
- Positive karma
- Pure Land
- Negative karma
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What is the main Buddhist purpose of practising loving kindness, known as metta?
- Avoiding karma
- Seeking wealth
- Creating craving
- Weakening hatred
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What does samsara mean in terms of human destiny in Buddhism?
- Final extinction
- Permanent heaven
- Cycle of rebirth
- Spiritual awakening
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What is the primary goal of the arhat compared to the bodhisattva?
- Creating temples
- Universal salvation
- Pure Land rebirth
- Personal liberation
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What practice do Mahayana Buddhists use to help attain Buddhahood?
- Six perfections
- Five precepts
- Four refuges
- Three poisons
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Which mental state produces positive karma to help escape samsara?
- Compassion
- Greed
- Ignorance
- Hatred
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Which two practices form a key part of Buddhist ethical teaching?
- Dana and meditation
- Five precepts and metta
- Worship and pilgrimage
- Chanting and puja
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