Why are devotional rituals carried out?
For a Buddhist to show their devotion to animals
For a Buddhist to show their devotion to the Buddha
For Buddhists to show their devotion to one another
What is the main purpose of a Buddhist temple?
A place of shelter
A source of income for practising Buddhists
A place for Buddhists to come together
What is puja?
Offerings
When a Buddhist gains enlightenment
Suffering
Why is chanting important?
It enables focus in meditation
It enables people to hear about Buddhism
It sounds nice
What are malas?
Photographs
Currency
Beads
Why do Buddhists use visualisation?
To be entertained in meditation
To deepen meditation
To try to find things
Why is death important in Buddhism?
Because people get to say goodbye to loved ones
Because Buddhists don’t believe that it is the end
Because Buddhists get to come together as part of a death ceremony
What is Wesak also known as?
Buddha Day
Buddhists’ Day
The Day of the Buddha’s Birth
What is the main purpose of a Buddhist retreat?
To give people a break from normal life
To enable people to meet other Buddhists
To help people practise meditation and remember the Buddha’s life
Why is karma important in Buddhism?
Because ‘what goes around, comes around’
Because it allows Buddhists to focus on their actions and behaviours
Because it links to both Buddhism and Hinduism