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✔ expanded wisdom enlightenment fashion

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The purpose of the bump or knot at the top of the Buddha's head is to signify.:expanded wisdom
The significance of the elongated earlobes on the Buddha is that.:he rejected wealth
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The Buddha's eyes suggest that he is.:meditating
The urna represents the Buddha's.:wisdom
The folds of skin underneath the Buddha's chin represent his.:beauty
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✔ he rejected wealth he has good hearing he wears heavy jewelry

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✔ he rejected wealth
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he has good hearing
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he wears heavy jewelry
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wealth noble background✔ wisdom

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wealth
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noble background
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✔ wisdom
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What features of this statue show evidence that meditation is an important practice in Buddhism? Check all that apply.

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the half-closed eyes
B
the knot on the top of the head
C
the position of the hands
D
the dot between the eyes
E
Buddha’s sitting position
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In this assignment, you viewed many different types and sizes of Buddhist statues made in many countries including South Korea, Thailand, and China.Which of these claims can be supported by your observations?

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Buddhism is only practiced in Asia.
B
As Buddhism spread, it incorporated ideas from local cultures.
C
There are no Buddhists practicing in Western countries like the United States.
D
Buddhism is the only religion that builds statues of this size.
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You viewed a statue of Shiva along with many statues of Buddha.Which of these claims can be supported by your observations?

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Buddhism and Hinduism have nothing in common.
B
As Buddhism changed into Hinduism, Hinduism kept some Buddhist imagery.
C
Buddhism and Hinduism share some beliefs, and some of their imagery is also similar.
D
Buddhists build more statues than Hindus.
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Write a paragraph in which you compare and contrast this statue of Shiva to the statues of Buddha you have seen.

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Both the statue of Shiva and statues of Buddha represent important religious figures and use symbolic poses, gestures, and clothing to communicate spiritual ideas. However, a statue of Shiva usually emphasizes Hindu beliefs about divine power, creation, destruction, and transformation, often showing Shiva with distinctive symbols or multiple arms. Statues of Buddha generally emphasize peace, meditation, enlightenment, and freedom from suffering, with a calm expression and a seated meditative pose. Therefore, both works are sacred and symbolic, but Shiva is often portrayed as a powerful active deity while Buddha is portrayed as a peaceful teacher who achieved enlightenment.

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enlightened✔ meditating tired

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The Buddha's eyes suggest that he is.:meditating
The urna represents the Buddha's.:wisdom
The folds of skin underneath the Buddha's chin represent his.:beauty

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