Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana)

12. On return, when Dhruva Maharaja offered obeisances to Suruci, his stepmother, she blessed him long life because

a)   She was fearful of Dhruva that he may take his revenge

b)   Dhruva was now powerful and everyone was compelled to bless him good fortune

c)   He was now supported by king Uttanapada

d)   Because of his transcendental qualities, everyone was bound to offer respects

 

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19. Performing ______, one should worship the Deity of SPG until one realizes the presence of the Lord in his heart as well as hearts of other living entities.

a)    Prescribed duties

b)    Temple duties

c)    Personal work

d)    Meditation

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20. All natural phenomena like sun shining, wind blowing , rain pouring etc. happen under the superintendence of ______

a)    Brahma

b)    Demigods

c)    Lord Shiva

d)    Supreme Personality of Godhead

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02. ________________became envious of King Rsabhadeva

a)   King Indra

b)   The Gandharvas

c)   The Kinnaras

d)   King Bharata

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01. Maharaj Dhruva’s first wife was________and with her he got 2 children________and________and his second wife was________and with her he got________ and________

a)   Bhrami – Kalpa, Vatsara  and Ila – Utkala, a daughter

b)   Ila – Kalpa, Vatsara  and Bhrami – Utkala, a daughter

c)   Utkala – Kalpa, Vatsara  and Ila – Bhrami, a daughter

d)   Kalpa – Ila, Vatsara  and Bhrami – Utkala, a daughter

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01. The main function of the time factor, which is the representative of SPG is to______

a)    Create everything

b)    Destroy everything

c)    Self realization

d)    Maintain everything

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02. Dhruva Mahraja’s younger brother Uttama was killed by

a)   Indra

b)   Vayu

c)   Yaksas

d)   His own kinsmen

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03. Consequently Indra stopped providing rains. As a result

a)   There was drought in Ajanabha

b)   Rsabhadeva cursed Indra

c)   The citizens of Ajanabha began to worship Indra

d)   Rsabhadeva by His own prowess profusely poured water upon Ajanabha

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03. Yaksas were the followers of

a)   Brahma

b)   Siva

c)   Vishnu

d)   Krishna

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04. King Naabhi understood the popularity of His son and so he

a)   Enthroned Rsabhadeva as the emperor of the world

b)   Left to Badarikasrama with his wife Merudevi

c)   Both a and b

d)   Abruptly left to the forest

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02. Whatever is produced by the materialist for so-called happiness, the SPG as ______ destroys and so the living entity ______

a)    Time, laments

b)    Time, rejoices

c)    Lord, cries

d)    Age, rejoices

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04. The city of the Yaksas, in the Himalayan Mountains was named

a)   Alakapuri

b)   Sakalapuri

c)   Andhanagari

d)   Kailasa

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05. When Dhruva Maharaj was overpowered by the illusionary mystic tricks of the demons, the great sages advised him to

a)   Go back to his kingdom

b)   Use his kshatriya skills against them

c)   Simply to chant the holy name to surpass the temporary magical feats

d)   To surrender to the yaksas    

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05. King Naabhi worshipped the Supreme Personality of Godhead in full Samadhi and in course of time was elevated to

a)   Vaikunta Loka

b)   Siddhaloka

c)   Gandharva Loka

d)   Pitraloka

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01. Dhruva Maharaja attacked the Yaksas with his________

a)   Bhramastra

b)   Narayanastra

c)   Pashupatastra

d)   Sarpastra  

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06. To glorify Maharaja Naabhi, the old sages composed ______________ verse(s)

a)   1

b)   2

c)   3

d)   4

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02. The Yaksas killed by Dhruva went to________planetary system

a)   Satyaloka

b)   Yamaloka

c)   Bhuloka

d)   Swargaloka  

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03. _________approached Dhruva to stop him from killing the yaksas

a)   Manavantara Manu

b)   Uttanupada

c)   Svayambhuva Manu

d)   Vaivasvata Manu       

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04. A________is given the permission to kill if required for maintenance of law and order

a)   Brahmana

b)   Kshatriya

c)   Vaisya

d)   Sudra           

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04. Everyone is satisfied with his standard of living, however abominable it may be. This is because of the ______

a)    Mode of goodness

b)    Covering of illusionary energy

c)    Thought of equality

d)    Transcendental nature

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