Statistics for Traditions of Japanese Buddhism

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
The meditation school, founded as a separate school during the Kamakura period	Zen	100%
Pure Land Buddhism is the English name for the tradition focused on devotion to this buddha and obtaining rebirth in his "pure land," Sukhāvatī	Amitābha (or Amida)	67%
The Mantrayāna or "Esoteric" tradition, transmitted from China by Kūkai	Shingon	67%
Kamakura-period tradition founded by and named after a priest and prophet who valued the Lotus Sūtra above all other texts	Nichiren	33%
Tradition of the meditation school transmitted from China by Eisai	Rinzai	33%
The East Asian Yogācāra tradition	Hossō	0%
The variety of Pure Land Buddhism founded by Shinran	Jōdo Shinshū	0%
The variety of Pure Land Buddhism founded by Hōnen	Jōdo-shū	0%
Based on the Tattvasiddhi-Śāstra	Jōjitsu	0%
Based on the Avataṃsaka or "Flower Garland" Sūtra	Kegon	0%
Based on the Abhidharmakośa	Kusha	0%
Focused on the vinaya or monastic code	Risshū	0%
The East Asian Mādhyamaka tradition	Sanron	0%
Tradition of the meditation school transmitted from China by Dōgen	Sōtō	0%
Based on the Saddharmapuṇḍarīka or "Lotus" Sūtra, transmitted from China by Saichō	Tendai	0%