02. Only _________ were seized from fear on seeing all inauspiciousness spread everywhere
a) 4 sons of Brahma
b) Indra
c) Animals
d) Jaya and Viyaya
b) Indra
c) Animals
d) Jaya and Viyaya
Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana)
03. Hiranyaksa’s main motive was
a) To reign the universe
b) To kill his brother Hiranyakashipu
c) Just to satisfy Hiranyakashipu
d) To please Vishnu
b) To kill his brother Hiranyakashipu
c) Just to satisfy Hiranyakashipu
d) To please Vishnu
04. Vibhavari is the home of ________, the lord of the aquatic creatures
a) Varuna
b) Vayu
c) Agni
d) Indra
b) Vayu
c) Agni
d) Indra
05. Varuna guided Hiranyaksha to fight with __________ to his full satisfaction
a) Brahma
b) Vishnu
c) Indra
d) Hiranyakashipu
b) Vishnu
c) Indra
d) Hiranyakashipu
01. Haryaksa is another name for __________
a) Hiranyaksha
b) Hiranyakashipu
c) Kashyapa
d) Diti
b) Hiranyakashipu
c) Kashyapa
d) Diti
02. Lord Varaha appeared in the form of ________ when fighting with Hiranyaksha
a) Elephant
b) Human
c) Boar
d) Tortoise
b) Human
c) Boar
d) Tortoise
03. When Lord was fighting with Hiranyaksha, mother Earth
a) Was set afloat on the surface of the ocean by the Lord
b) Was sunk deep down in the ocean
c) Was captured by the demon
d) Was in the arms of the Lord
b) Was sunk deep down in the ocean
c) Was captured by the demon
d) Was in the arms of the Lord
04. The Lord struck the demon with
a) A club
b) A mace
c) With His chakra
d) With arrows
b) A mace
c) With His chakra
d) With arrows
05. ________ asked Lord Varaha to kill Hiranyaksha before the demoniac hour
a) Brahma
b) Siva
c) Indra
d) Mother Earth
b) Siva
c) Indra
d) Mother Earth
01. In the Srimad-Bhagavatam, there are _________ divisions of statements.
a) seven
b) ten
c) twelve
d) sixteen
b) ten
c) twelve
d) sixteen
02. For what reason, the nine other symptoms are described in Srimad Bhagavatam?
a) To isolate the transcendence of the liberation
b) To isolate the transcendence of the creation
c) To isolate the transcendence of the science of god
d) To isolate the transcendence of the summum bonum
b) To isolate the transcendence of the creation
c) To isolate the transcendence of the science of god
d) To isolate the transcendence of the summum bonum
03. How many elements are used in the creation of matter?
a) sixteen
b) twenty-four
c) sixty-four
d) eighty-four
b) twenty-four
c) sixty-four
d) eighty-four
04. In how many verses, the ten divisional symptoms of the Srimad Bhagavatam are explained?
a) five
b) six
c) seven
d) eight
b) six
c) seven
d) eight
05. _______________ is the the first purusha incarnation of Lord Krishna.
a) Anirudhha
b) sankarshana
c) Maha-vishnu
d) Brahma
b) sankarshana
c) Maha-vishnu
d) Brahma
06. living entities are the parts & parcel of _____________ energy of lord.
a) internal
b) marginal
c) external
d) none of these
b) marginal
c) external
d) none of these
07. _______________ is the the third purusha incarnation of Lord Krishna
a) maha-vishnu
b) garbhodakshayi vishnu
c) karanodakshayi vishnu
d) Kshirodakshayi vishnuge
b) garbhodakshayi vishnu
c) karanodakshayi vishnu
d) Kshirodakshayi vishnuge
08. The conditioned souls, who take this material creation as the place for satisfaction of the senses get illusioned by the ____________ energy of Lord Vishnu.
a) marginal
b) external
c) internal
d) none of these
b) external
c) internal
d) none of these
09. Why the material world is created by Lord?
a) for the salvation of the conditioned souls
b) for the enjoyment of lords & his devotees
c) for the enjoyment of conditioned souls
d) none of these
b) for the enjoyment of lords & his devotees
c) for the enjoyment of conditioned souls
d) none of these
10. ____________ is the last word of the Absolute Truth.
a) Atma
b) brahman
c) Yoga
d) Bhagavan
b) brahman
c) Yoga
d) Bhagavan
11. What is the ultimate reason for the preparetion of the Srimad Bhagavatam?
a) to get actual knowledge of nature of material world
b) to explain Krishna or the science of Krishna
c) to gain mystic powers from demigods
d) to get knowledge to rule over the material world
b) to explain Krishna or the science of Krishna
c) to gain mystic powers from demigods
d) to get knowledge to rule over the material world