| A | B |
| Buddhism's First Noble Truth | All life includes suffering |
| Buddhism's Second Noble Truth | Suffering is caused by desire and ignorance |
| Buddhism's Third Noble Truth | Suffering can be stopped |
| Buddhism's Fourth Noble Truth | The way to stop suffering is to follow the Eight-fold Path |
| In Buddhism, to accept the Four Noble Truth is called "Right | Understanding" |
| In Buddhism, the idea that we need to control our minds to eliminate suffering is known as "Right | Thought" |
| In Buddhism, the idea that we need to not say words that could cause suffering is called "Right | Speech" |
| In Buddhism, the idea that we need to not DO anything that could cause suffering is known as "Right | Action" |
| In Buddhism, the idea that we should choose jobs that don't end up causing suffering is known as "Right | Livelihood" |
| In Buddhism, the idea that we should always be trying to improve is known as "Right | Effort" |
| In Buddhism, the idea that we should always be aware of the present moment is known as "Right | Mindfulness" |
| In Buddhism, the idea that we can use meditation as a powerful way to stay in the present moment and see life clearly is known as "Right | Concentration" |
| The Buddha's real name was: | Siddhartha Gautama |
| The language of Ancient India is | Sanskrit |
| The word "Buddha" means | Awakened (or Enlightened" One |
| What shape best represents Hindus' view of time and cosmology? | The circle |
| The Hindu godhead is: | Brahma |
| A "Kalpa" is | One day or night of the Brahma |
| Hindus believe that the Brahma does this during the kalpa of night: | It dreams up the world and all of us. |
| The kalpa of the Brahma's night is divided into what parts? | 4 "Yugas" |
| How are the length of the yugas arranged? | The longest is the first one, 4, and the shortest is the last one, 1. |
| The experience of the Brahma's dream of the world goes from: | Great (4) to horrible (1) |
| What Hindu god comes down to terrifyingly destroy the world? | Shiva |
| How long is a Kalpa? | 4,320,000,000 years. |