2. The third condition requires what?
(a) Development.
(b) Consistent and continuous practice.
(c) Creative force, concurrent condition, seed condition of the same kind, associated condition, universal condition and ripening condition.
(d) Someone or some thing.

3. The second is the condition for what?
(a) Someone or some thing.
(b) Development.
(c) Consistent and continuous practice.
(d) Creative force, concurrent condition, seed condition of the same kind, associated condition, universal condition and ripening condition.

4. What is the second of the five mindfulness trainings?
(a) Protection of the lives of humans, animals and nature.
(b) To protect children and adults from sexual abuse and preserve happiness.
(c) Prevent exploitation by humans of nature and others, and generosity.
(d) Perfection of the five mindfulness trainings.

5. Does impermanence cause suffering?
(a) No.
(b) Yes, usually.
(c) Yes, sometimes.
(d) Yes, always.

6. Emptiness must be _____________, not just as philosophy.
(a) Forgotten.
(b) Remembered.
(c) Memorized.
(d) Practiced.

7. We will see layers of causes and conditions, and can now stop ingesting the nutriments causing our suffering by practicing what as a guide?
(a) Right View, Right Thinking, Right Speech, and Right Livelihood.
(b) Right Speech, Right Action and Right Livelihood, with Mindfulness Training.
(c) Right Concentration, Right View, Right Livelihood and Right Action.
(d) Right Livelihood, Mindfulness, Right Thinking, and Right View.

8. The Five Faculties are powers that can help us do what?
(a) Understand paradise.
(b) Find paradise.
(c) Generate the energy in ourselves to be in paradise.
(d) Accept the present.

9. What is vedana?
(a) Feelings.
(b) Thought.
(c) Form.
(d) Intelligence.

10. What must we realize about everything?
(a) It is empty of a separate self.
(b) It is often a part of the self.
(c) It has a separate self.
(d) It is part of the self.

11. Each element of the Noble Eightfold Path is contained where?
(a) In small groups.
(b) In categories.
(c) Individually.
(d) Within the others.

12. Hanh asks us to practice transformation by what?
(a) Deep meditation and deep passion.
(b) Deep thinking and deep action.
(c) Deep looking and deep touching.
(d) Deep thinking and deep meditation.

13. What is the foundation of Buddhism?
(a) The Four Noble Truths.
(b) The Twelve Links of Interdependent Co-Arising.
(c) Enlightenment.
(d) Suffering.

14. Practicing impermanence helps us do what?
(a) Not care about those things around us.
(b) Ignore suffering.
(c) Cherish what is around and inside us.
(d) Forget the importance of those around us.

15. Happiness and beauty lie where?
(a) In our hearts.
(b) In our actions.
(c) In our bodies.
(d) In our minds.