03. The saintly person had adopted a ______ means of livelihood
a) Elephants’s
b) Python’s
c) Rat’s
d) Ostrich’s
Srimad Bhagavatam: Canto 07 – The Science of God
04. The saintly person externally appeared
a) Very clean
b) Very thin
c) Quite fat
d) Very morose
05. The saintly person on hearing the inquiry of Prahlada Maharaja,
a) Began to reply with a smiling face
b) Became very angry
c) Remained silent
d) Began to leave the place
06. The saintly person said that he had ceased from all material activities because he realized that
a) Only spiritual happiness is real happiness and can be achieved by stopping all materialistic activities
b) Material sense enjoyment is simply imagination
c) In human form of life man and woman strive for happiness but the results are contrary
d) All the above
07. Materialistic activities are always mixed with miserable conditions namely
a) Adhyatmika
b) Adhidaivika
c) Adhibhautika
d) All the above
08. The ______ and python are 2 excellent spiritual masters who give us exemplary instructions regarding how to be satisfied by collecting only little and how to stay in one place and not move
a) House fly
b) Bee
c) Spider
d) Ant
01. Maharaj Yudhistira inquired from Narada Muni as to how being a ______ without knowledge of the goal of life one can easily attain liberation
a) Brahmachari
b) Grahastha
c) Vanaprastha
d) Sannyasi
02. An ideal Grahastha should
a) Earn his livelihood as much as necessary to maintain body and soul together
b) Should live in human society unattached to family affairs
c) Should associate again and again with saintly persons and hear nectar of activities of the Supreme Lord
d) All the above
03. The necessities of life are those produced
a) From the sky
b) From the earth
c) From the atmosphere
d) All the above
04. A Grahastha should treat animals such as deer, camels, asses, snakes, birds and flies like
a) One’s own son
b) Domestic animals
c) Pet animals
d) Mother
05. A Grahastha should not engage oneself in ______
a) Pious activities
b) Economic development
c) Religious principles
d) Ugra-karma
06. ______ A Brahmana who is of sufficiently rich should offer oblations to the relatives of the forefathers during the mahalaya ceremonies in the month
a) Magha
b) Phalguna
c) Asvina
d) Meena
07. Lord resides with the living being as Paramatma. Thus He is known as the _______
a) Trikalagna
b) Acyuta
c) Purusavatara
d) Padmalocana
08. Of all persons a qualified ______ must be accepted as the best within the material world
a) Brahmana
b) King
c) Kshatriya
d) Yogi
01. If one is very opulent, during Shraddha ceremony, he should
a) Endeavor to invite more brahmanas
b) Make expensive arrangements
c) Keep such occasions always simple
d) Invite all his relatives
02. There are ———– branches of irreligion
a) 3
b) 4
c) 5
d) 6
03. Cheating religion is called _______
a) Vidharma
b) Aabhasa
c) Paara dharma
d) Chala dharma
04. A new type of religion created by one who is falsely proud and who opposes the principles of Vedas is called ______
a) Vidharma
b) Aabhasa
c) Paara dharma
d) Upadharma
05. For one who is always self satisfied there is no ________;indeed he feels ______ everywhere
a) Happiness, distress
b) Joy, sorrow
c) Distress, happiness
d) Satisfaction, unsatisfied
06. The strong bodily desires and needs of a person disturbed by hunger and thirst are certainly satisfied when he eats. But as for _______, even if he has conquered all the directions of the world or has enjoyed everything in the world, still he will not be satisfied
a) Greed
b) Anger
c) Pride
d) All the above