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This concept, together with anicca or impermanence, and anattā or the “non-self,” are considered the three marks of existence. For 10 points each:
[10h] Give this Sanskrit term, whose association with age, disease, and death was first witnessed by a man during his “Four Sights.” The root of this concept derives from taṇhā.
ANSWER: dukkha [prompt on suffering or pain or unhappiness]
[10e] Dukkha is the first of these four Buddhist tenets taught during the Deer Park Sermon. The last of these tenets is the Eightfold Path.
ANSWER: Four Noble Truths
[10m] In Hindu thought, release of dukkha allows one to achieve this emancipation from samsara often equated with the Buddhist concept of nirvana. In Jainism, souls classified as abhavya cannot achieve this status.
ANSWER: moksha [or mukti; accept vimoksha and vimukti]
<Ethan Ashbrook, RMP - Buddhism&gt; ~23189~ &lt;Editor: Kevin Thomas>

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
BarringtonSaint Joseph0101020
BeavercreekHoover A0000
BelmontDetroit Catholic Central C10101030
BloomingtonLambert001010
Canyon CrestOwensboro0101020
ChattahoocheeFairfield County AT1010020
Choate Rosemary HallWinston Churchill A010010
Cincinnati HillsMcLean B0101020
Detroit Catholic Central AMaggie Walker A010010
HastingsThomas Jefferson C0101020
Johns Creek AMaggie Walker C0101020
KinkaidThomas Jefferson D0000
LightridgeCarbondale0101020
LindberghSt. Xavier0101020
Northmont AGreat Valley0000
OkemosNorthmont B010010
Richard Montgomery ASeven Lakes010010
St. Mark'sMaggie Walker B10101030
Stevenson AHeights001010
Strake JesuitMcLean A010010
Thomas Jefferson AElkhorn North10101030
University LabAlabama Cyber Tech0101020

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TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2024 PACE NSC06/08/2024Y2215.4577%59%18%