14. When Lord Rsabhadeva saw that the general populace was very antagonistic, He accepted the behavior of a ___________
a) Rabbit
b) Frog
c) Monkey
d) Python
13. On seeing people’s reactions, Lord Rsabhadeva was
a) Furious and cursed them to go to hell for eternity
b) Not angry on anyone and continued His travel throughout the world
c) Happily laughing and joking and singing
d) Bewildered and returned to the forest
05. After Dhruva Maharaja,________became the king of the world
a) Utkala
b) Kalpa
c) Praatar
d) Vatsara
04. Dhruva Maharaja’s son_________was a Maha Bhagavata
a) Ila
b) Kalpa
c) Vatsara
d) Utkala
12. When Lord Rsabhadeva was thus travelling through cities, villages, mines, etc
a) Everywhere people welcomed Him with great respect
b) People were terrified on seeing Him and ran into their homes
c) People were piteous of His condition and provided Him food and shelter
d) He was always been beaten, urinated upon, spat upon
03. The pancaratrika procedure was first introduced by
a) Bhrama
b) Narada
c) Vyasa
d) Dhruva
11. After instructing His sons, Lord Rsabhadeva
a) Stayed back in the kingdom to see if the sons are really following His instructions
b) Took His wife and went to the forest
c) Enthroned Bharatha and lived like a madman, naked and disheveled hair
d) Went on to deep meditation
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
10. Lord Rsabhadeva instructed His own sons because
a) They were not following the path laid down by Him
b) To set an example as to how a father should instruct His sons before retiring from family life
c) They should properly take care of their mother
d) He wanted the world to remember Him always
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