Question 1

Acquisition of Knowldege is called&#10;A)karma&#10;B)jnana&#10;C)bhakthi&#10;D)prapatti

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Jnana refers to knowledge or wisdom, particularly in a spiritual context, and is often associated with the process of understanding or acquiring knowledge.

Question 2

Which among the following is not a step of Jnana Marga&#10;A)sravana&#10;B)manana&#10;C)dhyana&#10;D)asana

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Jnana Marga, the path of knowledge in Hindu philosophy, involves steps like sravana (listening), manana (reflecting), and dhyana (meditation). Asana (physical posture), however, is associated with the practice of yoga rather than Jnana Marga.

Question 3

The word 'Moksha' means&#10;A)bondage&#10;B)karma phala&#10;C)desire&#10;D)liberation

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Moksha is a term in Hinduism and Jainism referring to the liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth (samsara) and all of the suffering and limitation of worldly existence.

Question 4

Acosmic view of Brahman is otherwise known as&#10;A)prapanja vada&#10;B)saprapanja vada&#10;C)nishprapanja vada&#10;D)none of the above

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Saprapanja vada is the acosmic view of Brahman. It holds that Brahman is both immanent and transcendent, and that the world is a manifestation of Brahman.

Question 5

Acosmic view of Brahman is accepted by&#10;A)sankaracharya&#10;B)ramauja&#10;C)madhvacharya&#10;D)pathanjali

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Sankaracharya is known for his Advaita Vedanta philosophy, which includes the acosmic view of Brahman, emphasizing the non-dual nature of reality where the world is seen as an illusion (Maya) and only Brahman is real.

Question 6

Cosmic view of Brahman is accepted by&#10;A)sankaracharya&#10;B)ramauja&#10;C)madhvacharya&#10;D)pathanjali

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Question 7

The person who gets liberation in this life itself is called&#10;A)jivatman&#10;B)paramatman&#10;C)jivan mukta&#10;D)videha mukta

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Jivan mukta refers to a person who has achieved liberation (moksha) in this life itself, meaning they have realized the self and are free from the cycle of birth and death while still living.

Question 8

Path of action is called&#10;A)ashtanga marga&#10;B)madhyamika marga&#10;C)pravritti marga&#10;D)nivartti marga

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Pravritti Marga refers to the path of action, focusing on fulfilling duties and responsibilities in the world.

Question 9

Path of Inaction is called&#10;A)ashtanga marga&#10;B)madhyamika marga&#10;C)pravritti marga&#10;D)nivartti marga

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The Path of Inaction is referred to as "nivritti marga." This term is used in Hindu philosophy and spirituality to denote a path of renunciation or withdrawal from worldly activities, focusing instead on spiritual practices and the pursuit of inner peace and enlightenment.

Question 10

Each chapter of Bhagavad Gita is referred as&#10;A)kanda&#10;B)mandala&#10;C)parva&#10;D)yoga

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Each chapter of the Bhagavad Gita is referred to as a "yoga." The term "yoga" in this context refers to a path or a discipline, and each chapter outlines a different path or discipline for spiritual growth and understanding.

Question 11

Mahatma Gandhi called Bhagavad Gita as&#10;A)universal god&#10;B)universal mother&#10;C)universal world&#10;D)universal law

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Question 12

How many verses are there in Bhagavad Gita&#10;A)108&#10;B)1010&#10;C)700&#10;D)708

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Question 13

How many chapters are there in Bhagavad Gita&#10;A)21&#10;B)18&#10;C)52&#10;D)25

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Question 14

Which chapter is called Viswarupa Darsana Yoga&#10;A)one&#10;B)thirteen&#10;C)eighteen&#10;D)eleven

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Question 15

Last chapter of Bhagavad Gita is called&#10;A)mokshasamnyasa yoga&#10;B)samnyasa yoga&#10;C)bhakthi yoga&#10;D)vibhuti yoga

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Question 16

Performing one's duties in accordance with his position in the society is called&#10;A)nityakarma&#10;B)kamyakarma&#10;C)swadharma&#10;D)anyadharma

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Question 17

Performing one's duties without any selfish motive is called&#10;A)karma phala&#10;B)nishkama karma&#10;C)karma samskara&#10;D)naimittika karma

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Question 18

'Path of action in inaction' is the contribution of&#10;A)upanishads&#10;B)samkhya yoga&#10;C)buddhism&#10;D)bhagavad gita

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Question 19

Path of action towards self realization is called&#10;A)karma marga&#10;B)jnana marga&#10;C)bhakti marga&#10;D)raja marga

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Question 20

Path of wisdom towards self realization is called&#10;A)karma marga&#10;B)jnana marga&#10;C)bhakti marga&#10;D)raja marga

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Question 21

Path of devotion towards self realization is called&#10;A)karma marga&#10;B)jnana marga&#10;C)bhakti marga&#10;D)raja marga

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Question 22

Bhagavad Gita provides a synthesis of&#10;A)jnana & bhakti&#10;B)jnana & karma&#10;C)karma, bhakti &jnana&#10;D)none of the above

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Question 23

Purification of mind through Nishkama karma is called&#10;A)prana sudhi&#10;B)chitta sudhi&#10;C)tapas&#10;D)dhyana

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Question 24

'Yoga karmasu kausalam' is the ideology of&#10;A)advaita vedanta&#10;B)visishta advaita&#10;C)bhagavad gita&#10;D)ramayana

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Question 25

The person with steady mind is called&#10;A)sthitaprajna&#10;B)prajna sree&#10;C)vanaprastha&#10;D)grahatha

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