Buddhism Final Flashcards

1
Q

Theravada Buddhists in Sri Lanka follows which cannon?

A

Pali

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2
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Which of the following political leaders were instrumental to the growth of Theravada Buddhism in Sri Lanka?

A

Parakramabahu

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3
Q

The role of women in Sri Lankan Buddhism is most akin to…?

A

Non-participation in Monastic life

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4
Q

Which of the following is not a country that practices Theravada Buddhism

A

China

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5
Q

A “wat” is best described as what?

A

A place of merit making

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6
Q

Abhayagiri and Mahavihara were names of what?

A

Monasteries

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7
Q

Who was Buddhaghosa?

A

Buddhist monk & scholar

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8
Q

What is the status of Buddhism in modern day India?

A

Practiced by a minority

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9
Q

Which of the following statement is accurate about Sri Lankan Buddhism

A

Sri Lankans incorporates village deities into ther Buddhist practice

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10
Q

The form of Buddhism developed in China during the early period was most influenced by what?

A

Taoism

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11
Q

According to Chinese tradition, when did Buddhism arrive in china?

A

First century C.E

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12
Q

Buddhism first came to Japan from which country?

A

Korea

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13
Q

The pre-Buddhist tradition of Japan best be described as what?

A

Shinto

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14
Q

Which of the following is not one of the Japanese Buddhist Schools?

A

Kukai

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15
Q

Which one of the following was responsible for Japan’s acceptance of Buddhism

A

Shotoku

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16
Q

Which individual was not affiliated with Japanese Buddhism

A

Thich Nhat Hanh

17
Q

Honen was associated with what Buddhist School?

A

Pure Land

18
Q

Saicho was the founder of what buddhist school

A

Tendai

19
Q

Padmasambhava is associated with what Buddhist country?

A

Tibet

20
Q

Where does the current Dalai Lama live

A

India

21
Q

Which buddhist schools taught its followers to recite the “Lotus Sutra”

A

Nichiren

22
Q

What method is not one of the ones used by Tibetan Buddhists

A

Malayas

23
Q

According to Vajrayana Buddhism, one achieves nirvana by what means?

A

By uniting oneself with a Bodhisattva

24
Q

What text is the most significant in Mahayana Buddhism?

A

Lotus Sutra

25
Q

What school is unique to Japan

A

Nichiren

26
Q

Padmasambhava is associated with what buddhist country

A

Tibet

27
Q

Yogachara philosphy is associated with what figure

A

Asanga

28
Q

Tibetan form of Buddhism is most different from other Mahayana schools because of its…?

A

Practices

29
Q

Tantras refer to which of the following element of Buddhist practice?

A

Ritualistic tradition

30
Q

Mahayana

A

Scriptures: Sutras
Mahayana Bodhisattva: Stay in Samsara to
View Buddha as: Cosmic Figure
Practices: Medi

31
Q

Theravada

A

Scriptures: Pali Cannon
Bodhisattva: Reach nirvana asap
View Buddha as: Historic Figure
Practices: Meditation, Merit Making, Following 8-fold path

32
Q

Vajrayana

A

View Buddha as: Cosmic Figure
Do not have to go through rebirth to reach nirvana
Do not use malayas
Practices: Mantras(chants), Mudras(gestures), and manadalas(drawing of circle that represents the world

33
Q

Four Noble Truths

A

The truth of suffering (dukkha)
The truth of the cause of suffering (samudaya)
The truth of the end of suffering (nirhodha)
The truth of the path that frees us from suffering (magga)

34
Q

Eightfold Paths

A
Right View
Right Intention
Right Speech
Right Action
Right Livelihood
Right Effort
Right Mindfulness
Right Concentration