15. The inhabitants of the Khasadesha are mentioned in the __________ parva of Mahabharata.
a) Adi.
b) Bhishma.
c) Sabha.
d) Drona.
16. The Greeks are known as _________.
a) Kiritas.
b) Hunas.
c) Pulindas.
d) Andhras.
06. What the verse “eko bahunaa yo vidadhati kaman” defines?
a) The Lord is the chief eternal being amongst all other eternal individual beings.
b) Surrendering unto the Supreme Lord Vishnu.
c) The one Supreme Lord who maintains innumerable other individual living beings.
d) Everything is simultaneously one with and different from Him by His inconceivable potencies.
18. The __________ devotees of the Lord desire everything for the satisfaction of the Lord.
a) Bhukti-kami.
b) Siddhi-kami.
c) Nishkami.
d) Mukti-kami.
19. The karmis, who are much attracted by the fruitive activities of the Vedic rituals, are called _______.
a) Bhukti-kami.
b) Siddhi-kami.
c) Nishkami.
d) Mukti-kami.
20. Who is the principal head of all such goddesses of fortune?
a) Chandravali.
b) Lalita devi.
c) Vishakha Devi.
d) Srimati Radharani.
21. Yajna-pati is one of the name of ___________.
a) Lord Shiva.
b) Lord Vishnu.
c) Lord Brahma.
d) Lord Ganesha.
22. By which factor, the supreme lord reveals himself to a one?
a) by one’s speculative power.
b) by one’s verbal jugglery over the Absolute Truth.
c) when lord is fully satisfied by the one’s service attitude.
d) none of these.
23. Brahma is born from the lotus which grows from the abdomen of the _________.
a) Kshirodakshayi Vishnu.
b) Garbhodakshayi Vishnu.
c) Karanodakshayi Vishnu.
d) Mahavishnu.
24. How many principal creative elements & sense organs are developed from the Lord?
a) fifteen creative elements, twenty sense organs.
b) sixteen creative elements, ten sense organs .
c) eighteen creative elements, eleven sense organs.
d) sixteen creative elements, eleven sense organs.