05. Maya has 2 phases of activities. Aavaranaatmika and Praksepaatmikaa. Aavaranaatmika means ______ and Praksepaatmikaa means _______

a)    Surrounded, Pulling up

b)    Pulling up, Surrounded

c)    Pulling down, Covering

d)    Covering, pulling down

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07. Yaksas are the descendents of________

a)   Yamaraj

b)   Kuvera

c)   Shibhi

d)   Daksa  

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09. Although Lord Rsabhadeva knew everything about all types of occupational duties, he maintained Himself as a

a)   Vaishnava

b)   Brahmana

c)   Kshatriya

d)   Vaisya

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06. All our attempts to be happy in this material world are simply a delusion offered by

a)    Brahma

b)    Lord Siva

c)    Maya

d)    Jiva

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10. During the reign of King Rsabhadeva all the citizens

a)   Were completely satisfied

b)   Felt that their voice was not been heard

c)   Were been overpowered by the King

d)   Were neglectful in their duties

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08. Svayambhuva Manu told Dhruva that in reality the Yaksas were not the killers of his brother. This essentially meant that

a)   His brother was killed by another group of people other than Yaksas

b)   His brother had committed suicide

c)   The birth and death of every living entity is caused by the Supreme

d)   Svayambhuva Manu was lying     

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07. The result of material enjoyment is that one takes with him _______ only and not ______ after death

a)    Material benefits, sinful reactions

b)    Sinful reactions, material benefits

c)    Good memories, material benefits

d)    Good memories, sinful reactions

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08. The messengers of Yamaraja are called ______

a)    Brahaspatis

b)    Brahmanas

c)    Devatas

d)    Yamadutaas

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01. The master of treasury of heavenly worlds is________

a)   Dhruva

b)   Svayambhuva Manu

c)   Kuvera

d)   Yaksha

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01. Lord Rsabhadeva told His sons that all living entities who have especially been awarded this human form

a)   Should work day and night for sense gratification

b)   Should engage in penance and austerities to attain mystic yoga

c)   To strive to attain the divine position of devotional service and be purified

d)   To merge with the Supreme

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