01. The method of approaching the Supreme Lord by temple worship is called
a) Pancharatrika viddhi
b) Bhaagavata Dharma
c) Jnana Siddhi
d) Karma Yoga
Srimad Bhagavatam: Canto 04, Chapter 13 – Description of the Descendants of Dhruva Maharaja
02. The method of approaching the Supreme Lord by the 9 processes starting from hearing and chanting is called
a) Pancharatrika viddhi
b) Bhaagavata Dharma
c) Jnana Siddhi
d) Karma Yoga
03. The pancaratrika procedure was first introduced by
a) Bhrama
b) Narada
c) Vyasa
d) Dhruva
04. Dhruva Maharaja’s son_________was a Maha Bhagavata
a) Ila
b) Kalpa
c) Vatsara
d) Utkala
05. After Dhruva Maharaja,________became the king of the world
a) Utkala
b) Kalpa
c) Praatar
d) Vatsara
06. ________, descendent of Dhruva Maharaja became the 6th Manu
a) Caaksusa
b) Puru
c) Kutsa
d) Sarvat
07. Vena was the son of
a) Sumana
b) Khyati
c) Anga
d) Ulmuka
08. When King Anga was performing the asvamedha yajna, the demigods did not come to take their share and bless him because
a) The paraphernalia for the sacrifice was not collected with faith
b) The king had performed sinful activities in his previous life
c) The chanting of the Vedic hymns by the priests was inappropriate
d) The Brahman’s and priests present around were not expert
09. The assembled sages suggested King Anga to________in order to complete the sacrifice for obtaining a male child successfully
a) To pray at once to the Supreme Lord
b) To invite Lord Hari, the supreme enjoyer of all sacrifices to fulfill his desire for a son
c) To offer oblations to Lord Vishnu
d) All the above
10. The son Vena thus born was a greatly irreligious person because
a) The demigods were not happy with King Anga
b) The boy greatly inherited from his maternal family and his maternal grandfather was death personified
c) King Anga did not properly honor the preparation given to him as a result of the sacrifice
d) The king offended Lord Vishnu