28. A person who knowingly violates the rules and regulations of the scriptures acts in ________________.
a) Pride
b) Lust
c) Happiness
d) Irrelevant knowledge
29. What can’t be attained by discarding the scriptural injunctions?
a) The Supreme Lord
b) Happiness
c) Perfection
d) All of the above
30. Are the scriptures above the four principal defects that are in the conditioned soul?
a) Yes
b) No
01. Why Arjuna asked for the clarification of renunciation and the renounce order of life to Krishna?
a) Because these words were sounding different to Arjuna
b) Because he liked the renounce order of life
c) Because purpose of life is renunciation and attainment of transcendental position
d) Because this topic is subjective
01. Can one change his position to a higher mode of nature?
a) No
b) Yes
02. If every living being is the part & parcel of the Lord then why is he influenced by the modes of material nature?
a) Because he feels comfortable in that situation
b) Because only the modes of material nature are accessible to him
c) Because he forgets his relationship with the Lord
d) By doing so, he acts practically
03. When is the faith subject to contamination by any of the modes of material nature?
a) When one is depressed
b) When one’s faith is not completely in purified goodness
c) When one’s faith is tainted
d) None of these
04. Who do not worship according to the scriptures Krishna as the Supreme Personality of Godhead?
a) Those who are not conversant with the scriptures
b) Those who are not faithful to the scriptures
c) Those who worship according to their mode of material nature
d) All of these
02. Why is Krishna called as Hrishikesha ?
a) Because He is the master of the three worlds
b) Because He is the master of all senses
c) Because He is the master of all demigods
d) All of the above
03. Why Arjuna addresses Krishna as Keshi-nishudana?
a) Because Krishna killed the demon Keshi
b) Because Arjuna had doubts which were like demons
c) Because Arjuna wanted Krishna to clarify his doubts as Krishna killed the demon Keshi
d) All of the above