The idea of a Buddha | Religious education | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

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According to the Bible, who taught using parables?
- Abraham
- Moses
- Jesus ✓
- Buddha
The Mool Mantar is a statement of belief for which religion?
- Islam
- Hindu Dharma
- Sikhi ✓
- Buddhism
Who do Muslims believe the Qur'an was revealed to?
- 'Prophet Muhammad' ✓
Which of the below was a key message in the ancient Hindu story of the Ramayana?
- good winning over evil ✓
- God creating the universe
- how to care for the environment
Match the names given to God or the supreme being with the correct religions.
- Allah
  
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  Islam ✓
- God
  
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  Christianity ✓
- Brahman
  
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  Hindu Dharma ✓
- Waheguru
  
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  Sikhi ✓
Match the holy texts below to the correct religions.
- Guru Granth Sahib
  
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  Sikhi ✓
- Bible
  
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  Christianity ✓
- Qur'an
  
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  Islam ✓
- Torah
  
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  Judaism ✓
- Dhammapada
  
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  Buddhism ✓

Who is the historic founder of Buddhism?
- Guru Nanak
- Siddhartha Gautama ✓
- Jesus
- the Prophet Muhammad
The title 'Buddha' means the '______ one'.
- 'enlightened' ✓
What does the term 'enlightened one' mean?
- a person who has been chosen by God
- a person who knows the truth about God
- a person who is free from ignorance ✓
Other than a Buddhist temple, where might you see statues of the Buddha in the UK?
- in someone's home ✓
- in a Buddhist-owned shop or business ✓
- in a Hindu mandir (temple)
- in a garden or garden centre ✓
- in a Sikh gurdwara
How do Buddhists see the Buddha?
- as a historical figure ✓
- as God
- as a messenger of God

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The term Buddha means 'enlightened one'.
Many Buddhists trace their tradition back to Siddhartha Gautama, often called 'the Buddha'.
Buddhism originated in India and spread into Asia and around the world.
We can better understand the diversity in Buddhist worldviews by looking at different photographs.

Buddhists can only be found in Asia.

Buddhism started in Asia, but there are Buddhists throughout the world today.