Buddhism 101

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What is the aim of Buddhism?

To avoid any negative word or action that could cause harm.

To have free time.

To believe in a god.

To have a faith in something bigger.

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How do Buddhists worship their Buddha?

Praying

Meditation

Barefoot, facing an image of Buddha while chanting

Singing

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___________ went on his search for the meaning of life, taking on a life of discipline and meditation to find inner peace.

Gautama

Buddha

George

Rinji

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There are _____ Buddhist groups in Australia, and this number doubles every ____ years.

361 & 10

361 & 2

469 & 7

321 & 5

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What was the reason why Buddhism in Australia decreased in popularity?

The White Australian Policy

None of the above

The Immigration Restriction Policy of 1901

All of the above

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What date is the Mhayana New Year celebrated in Australia?

12th January

29th February

16th January

25th December

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What attracted Australians to the Buddhist religion?

It was a voluntary choice that brought inner peace.

The were forced into it.

They like meditating.

They were promised confidence and hope.

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The Buddhist Federation of Australia was formed in ____ to co-ordinate growing Buddhist groups.

1965

1952

1970

1958

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What is the most recognised Buddhist celebration in Australia?

Buddha Day

Asalha Puja Day

The Elephant Festival

Buddhist New Year

10.

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Buddhism aims to create a better world where _____ is the focus.

Meditation

Self

Others

Peace

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