34. What kind of persons experiences no happiness both in the beginning and at the end?
a) Persons in the mode of goodness
b) Persons in the mode of passion
c) Persons in the mode of ignorance
d) None of these
33. Which of the following can be called as determination under the mode of darkness?
a) Determination which is desirous for fruitive results
b) Determination which makes morose
c) Determination which is desirous of economic development
d) None of the above
32. What sort of determination is in the mode of goodness?
a) Its unbreakable
b) Its never deviated by any other activity
c) Both a & b
d) None of these
31. What are the characteristics of men of passionate understanding?
a) They accept irreligion as religion
b) They are misguided in all views & activities
c) They always take the wrong path
d) All of the above
09. After hearing the entire discourse of BSST, Abhay
a. Felt himself defeated
b. Liked his own defeat
c. Realized his defeat was an immense gain
d. All the above
08. When Abhay remarked that independence to India was important for Lord Chaitanya’s message to be spread, BSST
a. Agreed completely with Abhay
b. Became furious
c. Laughed loudly
d. Answered boldly that Krishna Consciousness was not dependent on who ruled. It was so important that it cannot wait
07. On hearing the statement of the sannyasi, Abhay was
a. Impressed
b. Suppressed
c. Offended
d. Bewildered
06. Before any preliminary formalities, Srila Bhakthi Siddhanta immediately said to them
a. What prior knowledge do they have on Vaishnava culture
b. To tell their family background
c. You are educated young men. Why don’t you preach the message of Lord Chaitanya throughout the whole world
d. To leave the place
05. At the sight of the revered sannyasi, Abhay and Naren
a. Immediately left the place out of fear
b. Immediately took their seats
c. Immediately asked questions
d. Immediately offered prostrated obeisances
04. Srila Bhakthi Siddhanta Saraswathi Thakur (BSST) was then preaching at _____________
a. Parsnath Jain temple
b. 1, Ultadanga
c. A Scottish college
d. 7, college road