Ramayana Online Test

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This 'Ramayana Online Test' covers questions on various Ramayana characters, including Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, Hanuman, and Ravana. The lessons encompass humanity, loyalty, patience, strength, beliefs, and friendship.

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Total Questions: 30
Time Allotted: 30 minutes
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1. How does Hanuman manage to cross the vast ocean to reach Lanka?

a) He builds a bridge with the help of his fellow vanaras.

b) He rides on the back of a giant eagle.

c) He flies across using his supernatural powers.

d) He sails on a magical boat provided by the gods.

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2. What ethical lesson can be derived from Rama's treatment of his family members in the Ramayana?

a) The significance of familial duty and responsibility

b) The justification of neglecting family for personal pursuits

c) The acceptance of familial discord and conflict as inevitable

d) The superiority of individual freedom over familial bonds

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3. What method do Rama and Lakshmana employ in their search for Sita after finding Jatayu?

a) They conduct a ritual to invoke divine guidance.

b) They seek the help of the forest dwellers and sages.

c) They follow Sita's footprints and traces left behind.

d) They use magical devices to locate Sita's whereabouts.

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4. How does Hanuman help Sita during her captivity in Lanka?

a) He gives her a weapon

b) He provides her with food

c) He delivers Rama's ring and message

d) He fights Ravana

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5. What moral values and principles does Rama uphold during his early life and education?

a) Courage and strength

b) Loyalty and obedience

c) Truth and righteousness

d) Wealth and prosperity

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6. What lesson does Rama learn from his interactions with the forest dwellers during his exile?

a) The importance of humility and compassion

b) The power of divine weapons and magic

c) The significance of material wealth and status

d) The necessity of political alliances and strategies

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7. What prompts Rama to form an alliance with Sugriva in the Ramayana narrative?

a) Sugriva seeks Rama's help to reclaim his kingdom from Vali.

b) Rama seeks Sugriva's assistance in finding Sita.

c) Both A and B

d) None of the above

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8. Which form does Hanuman assume to cross the ocean to reach Lanka?

a) A tiny insect

b) A giant monkey

c) A bird

d) A fish

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9. What is the significance of continuity in cultural practices associated with the Ramayana?

a) It demonstrates the evolution of language and writing systems over time.

b) It indicates the presence of ancient civilizations in the regions mentioned in the epic.

c) It underscores the enduring legacy and historical authenticity of the Ramayana.

d) It confirms the accuracy of astronomical calculations described in the epic.

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10. What action does Hanuman take upon returning to Rama with Sita's message?

a) He immediately shares the message with Rama and Lakshmana.

b) He presents Sita's token as proof of his encounter.

c) He seeks guidance from Sugriva on the next course of action.

d) He consults with Vibhishana on diplomatic strategies.

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11. What boon did Ravana receive from Lord Brahma that made him nearly invincible?

a) Immunity to weapons

b) Immortality

c) Invulnerability to gods, demons, and spirits

d) The ability to fly

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12. In what city was Rama born?

a) Ayodhya

b) Mithila

c) Varanasi

d) Chitrakuta

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13. What ethical lesson can be derived from Hanuman's humility in the Ramayana?

a) The importance of humility and modesty in character

b) The inevitability of arrogance and pride in leadership

c) The superiority of self-importance and superiority over humility

d) The acceptance of subservience and inferiority in society

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14. What task does Lakshmana undertake when Rama and Sita are living in the Dandaka forest?

a) He guards the perimeter

b) He fetches water

c) He performs religious rituals

d) He collects food

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15. What challenges do the Vanaras face during the construction of the bridge to Lanka?

a) Attacks by sea monsters and aquatic creatures

b) Resistance from Ravana's forces stationed on the shore

c) Natural obstacles and adverse weather conditions

d) All of the above

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16. How does Lakshmana react to Rama's decision to go into exile?

a) He protests and stays back

b) He reluctantly agrees

c) He insists on accompanying Rama

d) He takes over the throne

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17. Who are some of the prominent warriors recruited by Hanuman for Rama's army?

a) Sugriva, Vibhishana, and Jambavan

b) Angada, Nala, and Neela

c) Sugriva, Vali, and Shatabali

d) Lakshmana, Bharata, and Shatrughna

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18. How does Rama address the doubts and concerns about Sita's purity in Ayodhya?

a) He ignores the criticisms and proceeds with the coronation.

b) He conducts a trial by fire to prove Sita's innocence.

c) He banishes Sita from Ayodhya to maintain peace and order.

d) He consults with his advisors and ministers to seek a resolution.

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19. What significance does Sita's abduction hold in the Ramayana narrative?

a) It sets the stage for the epic battle between Rama and Ravana.

b) It symbolizes the triumph of evil over righteousness.

c) It represents the vulnerability of virtuous individuals to deception.

d) It highlights the importance of trust and loyalty in relationships.

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20. What form does Hanuman take while setting fire to Lanka?

a) Giant eagle

b) Enormous monkey

c) Brahmin sage

d) Fiery comet

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21. What ethical dilemma does Rama face during his exile in the Ramayana?

a) Whether to seek vengeance or forgiveness against his enemies

b) Whether to prioritize personal desires or societal obligations

c) Whether to uphold truth and justice or succumb to temptation

d) Whether to choose power and wealth or humility and compassion

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22. What role does dharma play in shaping the events and characters in the Ramayana?

a) It serves as a guiding principle for moral decision-making and behavior.

b) It creates conflicts and dilemmas that test the characters' integrity.

c) It establishes the foundation for social order and harmony.

d) All of the above

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23. How does Rama react upon meeting Lava and Kusha in the Ramayana?

a) He welcomes them warmly and acknowledges them as his sons.

b) He is filled with anger and disbelief, refusing to accept them.

c) He tests their skills and knowledge to ascertain their identity.

d) He consults with his advisors and ministers before making a decision.

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24. What boon does Hanuman receive from Lord Brahma?

a) Immortality

b) Invisibility

c) Immunity to weapons

d) The ability to fly

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25. How do genetic studies contribute to the validation of events mentioned in the Ramayana?

a) By analyzing the genetic lineage of individuals claiming descent from characters in the Ramayana

b) By tracing genetic markers and mutations that coincide with ancient migrations and settlements mentioned in the epic

c) By comparing DNA samples from archaeological remains with modern populations to identify ancestral connections

d) All of the above

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26. Who is the father of Ravana in the Ramayana?

a) Vishrava

b) Pulastya

c) Sumali

d) Maricha

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27. What is the name of the boon that Kaikeyi invokes to demand Rama's exile?

a) Varuna's boon

b) Indra's boon

c) Brahma's boon

d) Vishnu's boon

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28. What is the significance of Sita's loyalty and virtue in the Ramayana?

a) It inspires Rama to overcome obstacles and fulfill his duties.

b) It serves as a contrast to Ravana's arrogance and wickedness.

c) It symbolizes the ideal qualities of a devoted wife and queen.

d) All of the above

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29. What moral lesson does Hanuman's character teach in the Ramayana?

a) The importance of strength and valor in overcoming adversity

b) The power of devotion and selflessness in serving others

c) The consequences of arrogance and pride in leading to downfall

d) The significance of wisdom and cleverness in navigating challenges

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30. In what city is the Putrakameshti Yagna performed by Dasharatha?

a) Ayodhya

b) Mithila

c) Hastinapura

d) Kishkindha

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