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ANSWER TO THE QUESTIONS

Q1. The objective of the study of tenet is A. obtaining an extensive commentary of lamrim B. To enhance our daily practice C. to develop faith in the three jewel D. All of the above

Q2. The Heart Sutra was taught in which turning of the wheel of Dharma A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth

Q3. Who can realise both the conventional & ultimate truth together at a given moment A. Buddha Superior B. Buddhas and pure ground C. Buddhas and Arya D. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Bodhisattvas Bodhisattvas

Q4. According to GES, how many countless great eons does a bodhisattva spend on the Path of Accumulation A. Three B. Two C. One D. Less than One

Q5. Which school asserts that True Cessation is a conventional truth A. Mind Only School True Aspectarian C. Autonomy Middle Way School B. Mind Only School False Aspectarian D. Consequence Middle Way School

Q6. Which of the following is definitely achieved at the entry point into the Mahayana Path for a person of definite Mahayana lineage A. Whole hearted resolve C. Great Compassion B. Uncontrived Renunication D. Calm abiding

enters this path Q7. A person who will definitely have the path of perfection of wisdom A. Mahayana Path of B. Path of Preparation Accumulation C. Path of Seeing D. Path of No More Learning

Q8. Once a person realises emptiness directly, that person can no longer have. A. appearance of true existence C. ignorance of the 12 links of dependent origination B. afflictive ignorance D. karma

Q9. Which is nottrue In the peak stage of the Mahayana Path of Preparation, a bodhisattva will. A. never ever have their roots of virtue servered C. still take rebirth under their own karma and afflictions B. have confidence never ever be reborn in the lower realms D. have achieved a union of calm abiding and special insight focusing on emptiness

Q10. Which of the following is not a prerequisite a person must have before attaining the meditative stabilization of stream of doctrine A. Mahayana lineage C. Union of calm abiding and special insight focusing on emptiness B. Abide in pure ethics D. Engaged in extensive hearing of the Buddha's teaching

Q11. According to CMWS, the wisdom directly realising subtle impermanence in the continuum of a bodhisattva on the path of preparation is a. A. direct conceptual valid cognizer B. yogic direct perceiver C. sense direct valid cognizer D. non non--mistaken mental direct valid cognizer

ANSWER TO THE QUESTIONS

Q1. In the mantraof the Heart of the Perfection of Wisdom, the 3rd 'Gate' means to go to the path of. A. Accumulation B. Preparation C. Seeing D. Meditation

Q2. When you generates bodichitta, bodichitta, you A. Necessarily becomes a bodhisattva and enters the Mahayana path of accumulation C. Not necessarily becomes a bodhisattva and does not enter the Mahayana path of accumulation B. Not necessarily becomes a bodhisattva but you enter the Mahayana path of accumulation D. Necessarily becomes a bodhisattva but does not enter the Mahayana path of accumulation

Q3. EarthEarth-like mind generation is achieved on which Mahayana path A. Path of seeing B. Small path of accumulation C. Peak path of preparation D. Great path of accumulation

Q4. According to the Autonomy Middle Way School, the Heart of the Perfection of Wisdom Sutra is A. Both an interpretive and definitive sutra B. Only an interpretive sutra C. Only a definitive sutra D. Neither a definitive nor interpretive sutra

Q5. The SutraSchool asserts A. Hinayana tenets, truly established external objects and refutes self-knowers C. Hinayana tenets, selfself-knowers and truly existent objects B. Mahayana tenets, truly existent selfselfknowers and refutes external objects D. Mahayana tenets and refutes true existence, even conventionally

Q6. In Heart Sutra the fourfold emptiness is taught. The phrase "Emptiness is form" means A. Form is not a different entity from emptiness B. Form does not exist inherently C. The emptiness of form is not a different entity from form D. While form is empty of existing inherently, form exists

Q7. Those of the hearer lineage accumulate merit on all four learning paths and even after having attained a superior's path, must also train on the learning paths for up to lifetimes. A. 12 B. 13 C. 14 D. 16

Q8. The Mind Only School asserts the self of phenomena to be. A. Emptiness of object and subject as different entities C. Established by way of its own uncommon mode of existence without being posited through the force of appearing to a nonnon-defective awareness B. Object existing by way of its own character as the basis of engagement of the object D. Holding on to an intellectually acquired and innate apprehension of phenomena as objects of use by a self of person

Q9. According to the Mind Only School, the 1st moment of the sense direct perceiver of an ordinary sentient being is necessarily. A. mistaken and non-valid B. non non--mistaken and non non--valid C. mistaken and valid D. non non--mistaken and valid

Q10. The Consequence Middle Way School asserts that a truly existent cup is. A. C. A falsity as it is truly existent A real conventional truth in the perspective of a worldly consciousness B. An unreal conventional truth as there are only unreal conventional truths in the world D. An unreal conventional truth in the perspective of a worldly consciousness

Q11. To the Autonomy Middle Way School the meaning of a conventional existence is A. That which is realized by the direct valid cognizer directly realizing it by way of the vanishing of dualistic appearance Established by way of its own uncommon mode of existence without being posited through the force of appearing to a nonnon-defective awareness C. D. That which is realized by the direct valid cognizer directly realizing it by way of being together with dualistic appearance B. Established by way of its own uncommon mode of existence by being posited through the force of appearing to a nonnon-defective awareness

ANSWER TO THE QUESTIONS

Q1. This school(s) state(s) that existent is synonymous with functioning thing A. Sutra School B. Sutra Autonomy Middle Way School C. Great Exposition School D. Great Exposition and Sutra School

Q2. Which schools propound three Vehicles A. GES and Mind Only False Aspectarian School C. GES and Sutra School G B. GES and Mind Only True Aspectarian School D. All four schools

Q3. This school propounds ultimate truth is necessarily functioning thing & truly existent. A. Great Exposition School B. Sutra Autonomy Middle Way C. Mind Only School D. Sutra School School

Q4. This school propounds that yogic direct valid cognizer can be mistaken. A. Middle Way School C. Mind Only True Aspectarian B. Consequence Middle Way School D. Mind Only False Aspectarian

Q5. "Not without stain" refers to A. with stain C. state of abandonment B. nirvana does not exist D. nirvana is not without defilements

Q6. This school asserts that conception of true existence is knowledge obscuration. A. Consequence Middle Way School C. Sutra School B. Autonomy Middle Way School D. Mind Only School

refers to without Q7. "Without fear" fear of. A. emptiness B. afflictions C. samsara D. sentient beings

Q8. The karma created from doing singlesinglepointed meditation on emptiness by someone who have uncontrived renunciation and bodhicitta but not directly realized emptiness is. A. True Origin only C. True Suffering and True Origin B. True Path only D. True Suffering and True Path

Q9. An arhat who just enters into Mahayana path is a. A. ordinary bodhisattva C. Hinayana superior B. Mahayana superior D. None of the above

Q10. According to the Mind Only School, true cessation is. A. false and truly existent B. true and truly existent C. true and falsely existent D. false and falsely existent

Q11. Main mind observing the inherent existent sentient being and wishes to attain enlightenment for the sake of the inherent existent sentient being. What mind is this A. Bodhicitta & mistaken consciousness B. Bodhicitta & wrong consciousness C. Bodhicitta & nonnon-mistaken valid cognizer D. No such thing