Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match the descriptions to the Four Noble Truths they represent.
-The wish to collect riches, jewels, and other worldly objects leads to suffering.
-One can overcome suffering and attain enlightenment by following a series of steps devised by the Buddha.
-Suffering is an unavoidable aspect of life.
-Letting go of material wishes and becoming mentally Wrare frees one from suffering.

Suffering is a part of life: Suffering is an unavoidable aspect of life.

The cause of suffering is a desire for material things: The wish to collect riches, jewels, and other worldly objects leads to suffering.

To end of suffering, one must remove all desire and ignorance: Letting go of material wishes and becoming mentally Wrare frees one from suffering.

The way to remove ignorance is to follow the Eightfold Path: One can overcome suffering and attain enlightenment by following a series of steps devised by the Buddha.

Explanation:

The Four Noble Truths are the basis of Buddha's teachings. The First Truth recognizes the presence of suffering. The Second truth identifies the cause of suffering. The Third Noble Truth refers to the end of suffering, either on this life or by achieving Nirvana.

The Fourth Noble truth outlines the steps required to attain the end of suffering, known as the Noble Eightfold Path.