14. How can one renounce the fruits of action?
a) By working for Krishna
b) By not enjoying the fruitive results himself
c) By offering everything to Krishna
d) All of these
15. What are the threefold fruits of action that accrue after death for those who are not renounced?
a) Desirable, suffering and work
b) Desirable, undesirable and mixed
c) Good, prohibition and understanding
d) None of these
16. What are the causes for the accomplishment of action?
a) Body, soul and the various senses
b) Supersoul, soul, various senses, different kinds of endeavor and willpower
c) Body, soul, various senses, different kinds of endeavor and Supersoul
d) Soul, various senses, different kinds of endeavor and Supersoul
17. How that is a person in Krishna consciousness doesn’t suffer or enjoy the reactions of work?
a) Because he acts under the direction of the Supreme Lord Krishna
b) Because his every action is dependent on the supreme will, the Supreme Lord Krishna
c) Both a & b
d) None of these
18. What requires for the complete performance of both right and wrong action?
a) Five factors of action
b) The performer
c) The presence of Supersoul
d) Knowledge about the scriptures
19. Who thinks himself to be the doer?
a) One who does not see the four material causes
b) One who does not see the Supreme
c) Both a & b
d) None of thee
20. Personal activity & responsibility arises from _____________ & _____________.
a) Consciousness, work
b) False ego, godlessness
c) Thought, endeavor
d) Action, intelligence
21. What are the impetuses for daily work?
a) Knowledge
b) The object of knowledge
c) The knower
d) All of these
22. ______________ is the center of all senses, and the object is _____________ itself.
a) Knowledge, knower
b) Mind, work
c) Inspiration, process
d) None of these
23. In accordance to what, are the kinds of knowledge, action, and the performers of action divided?
a) According to the three modes of material nature
b) According to the way of life
c) According to the knowledge one receives
d) Not divided at all