Quiz: Makha Bucha Day Quiz


Makha Bucha Day QuizOnline version Makha Bucha Day quiz by Mark Jomel Austria 1 1. What happens on religious days? a A. People only stay home and sleep b B. Important events in a religion take place c C. People go to the market to buy toys 2 2. What do religious believers do on religious days? a B. Go on a school holiday vacation b C. Learn how to cook a new meal c A. Take part in religious rites and follow moral principles 3 3. How many important events took place on Makha Bucha Day? a A. Two b C. Four c B. Three 4 4. What kind of night did the important events of Makha Bucha Day happen on? a A. A rainy night b B. A full moon night c C. A very dark, no-moon night 5 5. How many monks gathered in one place without making an appointment? a B. 1,000 monks b C. 1,250 monks c A. 500 monks 6 6. Who ordained all the monks who gathered on Makha Bucha Day? a B. The Buddha himself b C. The chief monk of the town c A. The King 7 7. What is an "Arahant"? a A. A young student learning about Buddhism b B. A monk of the highest rank with a calm mind c C. A traditional musical instrument 8 8. What are the core principles of Buddhism taught on this day called? a C. The Five Promises b A. The Four Rules c B. The Three Admonitions 9 9. Which of these is NOT one of the Three Admonitions? a A. Avoiding all evil b C. Buying many gifts c B. Doing all good 10 10. When does Makha Bucha Day take place? a C. During the middle of the rainy season b B. On the first day of the new year c A. On the full moon day of the third Thai lunar month 11 11. What is "Wien Tien"? a B. A candlelit procession around a temple building b A. A special Thai food eaten on holidays c C. A type of robe worn by monks 12 12. What are the "four sublime states of mind" used for? a A. To help us behave in the ideal way toward other beings b C. To learn how to read maps c B. To help us pass a difficult math test 13 13. What is the meaning of Loving-kindness (Metta)? a B. A wish for others to be happy b C. Wanting to be the best player in a game c A. Feeling angry when someone is mean 14 14. If you wish for someone who is sad or hurting to end their suffering, what are you showing? a A. Compassion (Karuna) b C. Sympathetic joy (Mudita) c B. Equanimity (Upekkha) 15 15. What is Sympathetic joy (Mudita)? a A. Feeling sad when a friend loses a toy b B. Feeling delight and happiness when seeing others happy c C. Keeping your mind completely neutral 16 16. When your friend wins a prize at school and you feel genuinely happy for them, you are practicing: a A. Loving-kindness b B. Equanimity c C. Sympathetic joy 17 17. What does Equanimity (Upekkha) allow a person to do? a C. Cry when something goes wrong b B. Make a lot of noise when they are excited c A. Accept others as they are without picking favorites 18 18. Having "no inclination towards anyone" means you are: a C. Not listening to anyone at all b A. Being unfair and choosing a side c B. Being neutral, fair, and unbiased 19 19. Which state of mind is best represented by a balanced scale showing fairness? a A. Compassion b C. Equanimity c B. Loving-kindness 20 20. Why do Buddhists study the four sublime states of mind? a C. To find out how to build a temple b A. To make their minds pure and treat others well c B. To memorize long words for an English class

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1. What happens on religious days?

a

A. People only stay home and sleep

b

B. Important events in a religion take place

c

C. People go to the market to buy toys

2

2. What do religious believers do on religious days?

a

B. Go on a school holiday vacation

b

C. Learn how to cook a new meal

c

A. Take part in religious rites and follow moral principles

3

3. How many important events took place on Makha Bucha Day?

a

A. Two

b

C. Four

c

B. Three

4

4. What kind of night did the important events of Makha Bucha Day happen on?

a

A. A rainy night

b

B. A full moon night

c

C. A very dark, no-moon night

5

5. How many monks gathered in one place without making an appointment?

a

B. 1,000 monks

b

C. 1,250 monks

c

A. 500 monks

6

6. Who ordained all the monks who gathered on Makha Bucha Day?

a

B. The Buddha himself

b

C. The chief monk of the town

c

A. The King

7

7. What is an "Arahant"?

a

A. A young student learning about Buddhism

b

B. A monk of the highest rank with a calm mind

c

C. A traditional musical instrument

8

8. What are the core principles of Buddhism taught on this day called?

a

C. The Five Promises

b

A. The Four Rules

c

B. The Three Admonitions

9

9. Which of these is NOT one of the Three Admonitions?

a

A. Avoiding all evil

b

C. Buying many gifts

c

B. Doing all good

10

10. When does Makha Bucha Day take place?

a

C. During the middle of the rainy season

b

B. On the first day of the new year

c

A. On the full moon day of the third Thai lunar month

11

11. What is "Wien Tien"?

a

B. A candlelit procession around a temple building

b

A. A special Thai food eaten on holidays

c

C. A type of robe worn by monks

12

12. What are the "four sublime states of mind" used for?

a

A. To help us behave in the ideal way toward other beings

b

C. To learn how to read maps

c

B. To help us pass a difficult math test

13

13. What is the meaning of Loving-kindness (Metta)?

a

B. A wish for others to be happy

b

C. Wanting to be the best player in a game

c

A. Feeling angry when someone is mean

14

14. If you wish for someone who is sad or hurting to end their suffering, what are you showing?

a

A. Compassion (Karuna)

b

C. Sympathetic joy (Mudita)

c

B. Equanimity (Upekkha)

15

15. What is Sympathetic joy (Mudita)?

a

A. Feeling sad when a friend loses a toy

b

B. Feeling delight and happiness when seeing others happy

c

C. Keeping your mind completely neutral

16

16. When your friend wins a prize at school and you feel genuinely happy for them, you are practicing:

a

A. Loving-kindness

b

B. Equanimity

c

C. Sympathetic joy

17

17. What does Equanimity (Upekkha) allow a person to do?

a

C. Cry when something goes wrong

b

B. Make a lot of noise when they are excited

c

A. Accept others as they are without picking favorites

18

18. Having "no inclination towards anyone" means you are:

a

C. Not listening to anyone at all

b

A. Being unfair and choosing a side

c

B. Being neutral, fair, and unbiased

19

19. Which state of mind is best represented by a balanced scale showing fairness?

a

A. Compassion

b

C. Equanimity

c

B. Loving-kindness

20

20. Why do Buddhists study the four sublime states of mind?

a

C. To find out how to build a temple

b

A. To make their minds pure and treat others well

c

B. To memorize long words for an English class

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Makha Bucha Day QuizOnline version

by Mark Jomel Austria

1. What happens on religious days?

2. What do religious believers do on religious days?

3. How many important events took place on Makha Bucha Day?

4. What kind of night did the important events of Makha Bucha Day happen on?

5. How many monks gathered in one place without making an appointment?

6. Who ordained all the monks who gathered on Makha Bucha Day?

7. What is an "Arahant"?

8. What are the core principles of Buddhism taught on this day called?

9. Which of these is NOT one of the Three Admonitions?

10. When does Makha Bucha Day take place?

11. What is "Wien Tien"?

12. What are the "four sublime states of mind" used for?

13. What is the meaning of Loving-kindness (Metta)?

14. If you wish for someone who is sad or hurting to end their suffering, what are you showing?

15. What is Sympathetic joy (Mudita)?

16. When your friend wins a prize at school and you feel genuinely happy for them, you are practicing:

17. What does Equanimity (Upekkha) allow a person to do?

18. Having "no inclination towards anyone" means you are:

19. Which state of mind is best represented by a balanced scale showing fairness?

20. Why do Buddhists study the four sublime states of mind?

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