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This 'Bhagavad Gita Online Test' presents questions focused on the teachings, dialogues, and key concepts from the Bhagavad Gita. The test covers themes such as duty, righteousness, devotion, self-discipline, and the path to spiritual wisdom, offering insights into the core principles of the Gita.

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1. How can understanding the influence of the Three Gunas on one's behavior aid in personal growth and transformation according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) By ignoring their influence and focusing on external achievements

b) By fully embracing the characteristics of each Guna without change

c) By relying solely on external guidance and rituals

d) By recognizing their impact and working to balance and transcend them

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2. Why does Krishna advise Arjuna to act without attachment in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Because attachment leads to suffering and bondage

b) Because attachment brings material success

c) Because attachment ensures victory in battle

d) Because attachment is the key to spiritual progress

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3. How does Krishna explain the relationship between the Atman and the physical body in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) The Atman is the physical body

b) The Atman controls the physical body as a separate entity

c) The Atman and the physical body are fundamentally the same

d) The Atman inhabits the physical body but remains distinct from it

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4. What is the impact of Tamas on one's spiritual practice according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Tamas supports a disciplined and structured approach to spirituality

b) Tamas promotes a deep sense of spiritual fulfillment

c) Tamas enhances one's spiritual focus and determination

d) Tamas leads to confusion, inactivity, and lack of motivation

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5. Which chapter of the Bhagavad Gita is often referred to as the "Yoga of Knowledge"?

a) Chapter 3

b) Chapter 7

c) Chapter 13

d) Chapter 1

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6. In what way does the concept of detachment influence one's approach to success and failure according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Detachment encourages individuals to disregard success and failure as irrelevant

b) Detachment allows individuals to approach success and failure with equanimity, understanding that these are temporary and not central to one's inner peace

c) Detachment promotes striving solely for success and avoiding failure

d) Detachment suggests that individuals should focus solely on external achievements

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7. What does Krishna explain about the eternal nature of the soul in contrast to the physical body?

a) Krishna explains that the soul and the body are both temporary and perishable

b) Krishna explains that the physical body is temporary and perishable, while the soul is eternal and imperishable, transcending physical death and rebirth

c) Krishna explains that the soul is also temporary and subject to physical decay

d) Krishna explains that the body and the soul are identical and share the same nature

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8. How does the Bhagavad Gita view the fulfillment of Dharma in relation to personal growth and inner fulfillment?

a) Fulfilling Dharma is not related to personal growth or inner fulfillment

b) Fulfilling Dharma is crucial for personal growth and achieving a sense of inner fulfillment and purpose

c) Personal growth is achieved by ignoring Dharma and pursuing personal desires

d) Inner fulfillment is unrelated to the concept of Dharma

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9. What does Krishna’s dialogue with Arjuna reveal about the nature of inner conflict and its resolution in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Inner conflict is a distraction from spiritual progress and should be avoided

b) Inner conflict is a natural part of the spiritual journey and can be resolved through adherence to Dharma and self-awareness

c) Inner conflict is irrelevant to the spiritual journey and has no bearing on one's actions

d) Inner conflict should be ignored in favor of seeking external success

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10. How does Krishna suggest one should perceive the cycle of birth and death in relation to the eternal Self (Atman)?

a) The cycle of birth and death is a burden to the eternal Self and should be avoided

b) The cycle of birth and death defines the nature of the eternal Self

c) The eternal Self is bound by the cycle of birth and death and cannot transcend it

d) The eternal Self is unaffected by the cycle of birth and death, which is a process experienced by the temporal body

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11. How does the Bhagavad Gita address the concept of action without attachment to the fruits of one's actions?

a) The Bhagavad Gita suggests that attachment to the results is essential for motivation and success

b) The Bhagavad Gita emphasizes that only action with attachment leads to spiritual progress

c) The Bhagavad Gita advises complete detachment from all forms of action

d) The Bhagavad Gita teaches that action should be performed without attachment to the results, focusing instead on the duty itself and maintaining equanimity in success and failure

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12. In the Bhagavad Gita, how does Krishna describe the relationship between surrender and divine grace?

a) Divine grace is automatically received by all beings

b) Surrender opens the heart to receive divine grace

c) Divine grace is earned through intellectual knowledge

d) Divine grace is only given to those who perform strict penance

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13. How does the vision of the universal form (Vishvarupa) affect Arjuna's perception of Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) It makes Arjuna doubt Krishna’s teachings further

b) It leads Arjuna to view Krishna as a mere mortal

c) It transforms Arjuna's understanding, revealing Krishna's supreme, all-encompassing nature

d) It causes Arjuna to reject Krishna’s role in the battle

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14. How does the Bhagavad Gita describe the outcome for those who worship with divided devotion between multiple deities?

a) They achieve the highest spiritual state

b) They are reborn according to their specific devotion

c) They attain the same benefits as those devoted to Krishna alone

d) They are considered misguided

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15. What is the Bhagavad Gita's perspective on the relationship between personal duty and selfless service (Seva)?

a) Personal duty should be pursued at the expense of selfless service

b) Selfless service is secondary to personal duty and should be avoided

c) Personal duty and selfless service are interconnected and both contribute to spiritual growth

d) Selfless service is unrelated to personal duty and does not impact spiritual development

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16. What role does self-awareness play in addressing the inner battle of good versus evil, according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Self-awareness is not relevant to resolving the inner battle

b) Self-awareness helps individuals understand their true nature and make informed, ethical decisions

c) Self-awareness leads to confusion and indecisiveness in the face of moral dilemmas

d) Self-awareness is only useful for external success and has no impact on inner conflicts

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17. What does Krishna say about the role of wisdom (jnana) in Karma Yoga?

a) Wisdom is irrelevant to the practice of Karma Yoga

b) Wisdom is necessary to discern one's duty and perform it selflessly

c) Wisdom should be avoided in favor of blind action

d) Wisdom only applies to those who renounce action entirely

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18. What does Krishna say about the accessibility of Bhakti Yoga to all people in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Bhakti Yoga is only for scholars and priests

b) Bhakti Yoga is only for the wealthy

c) Bhakti Yoga is accessible to all, regardless of caste, creed, or status

d) Bhakti Yoga is only for those who renounce the world

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19. What is the ultimate goal of overcoming Maya in the context of Jnana Yoga, according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) To achieve material success

b) To gain power over others

c) To realize the oneness of the Self with Brahman

d) To attain fame and recognition

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20. How does Krishna suggest one should deal with the fear of failure or failure in fulfilling one's Dharma?

a) Avoid all actions that might lead to failure

b) Embrace the fear and let it dictate actions

c) Continue performing one's Dharma with sincerity and understanding that success or failure is not within one's control

d) Focus solely on avoiding failure and neglect one's responsibilities

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21. According to the Bhagavad Gita, what happens when one identifies solely with the physical body and ignores the Atman?

a) They attain enlightenment

b) They become fearless

c) They remain trapped in the cycle of birth and death

d) They achieve liberation

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22. How can understanding and applying the concept of Dharma help in resolving conflicts and making ethical decisions according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) By prioritizing personal interests over others

b) By ignoring ethical principles and focusing on expediency

c) By using Dharma as a guiding principle to align decisions with righteousness and integrity

d) By avoiding difficult decisions and conflicts

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23. What does the Bhagavad Gita say about the impact of selfless action on karma?

a) Selfless action leads to negative karma

b) Selfless action creates no new karma

c) Selfless action increases worldly attachments

d) Selfless action is irrelevant to karma

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24. How does the Bhagavad Gita define one's duty (Karma) in relation to Dharma?

a) Duty is irrelevant to Dharma and personal actions

b) Duty should be performed in pursuit of personal gain and recognition

c) Duty should be performed in accordance with one's Dharma, without attachment to the results

d) Duty is only important when it leads to immediate success

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25. How does the concept of Dharma play a role in resolving the inner conflict between good and evil in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Dharma is irrelevant to the inner conflict and focuses only on external actions

b) Dharma provides a framework for understanding one's duties and making ethical decisions in the face of internal struggles

c) Dharma suggests ignoring the inner conflict and focusing solely on personal desires

d) Dharma only addresses external conflicts and has no bearing on personal morality

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26. Who was Karna in relation to the Pandavas?

a) Their teacher

b) Their ally

c) Their eldest brother, but aligned with the Kauravas

d) A sage

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27. What lesson does Krishna intend to impart to Arjuna through the vision of his universal form (Vishvarupa)?

a) That divine forms are subject to change and impermanence

b) That all beings should worship different gods for their various needs

c) That Krishna is the ultimate reality, transcending all forms and limitations

d) That divine power is limited and can be controlled by human efforts

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28. What does the Bhagavad Gita say about the ultimate state of consciousness achieved through Moksha?

a) It is a state of eternal sleep

b) It is a state of confusion and ignorance

c) It is a state of infinite bliss and unity with the divine

d) It is a state of constant activity

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29. What role does knowledge of the Atman play in achieving liberation, according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) It is irrelevant to the path of liberation

b) It delays the process of liberation

c) It is essential for breaking free from the cycle of birth and death

d) It only provides intellectual satisfaction

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30. What impact does the Bhagavad Gita suggest that knowledge of the eternal reality has on one’s approach to relationships and social interactions?

a) It leads to complete detachment and avoidance of all social interactions

b) It fosters a deeper understanding of relationships as temporary and encourages superficial interactions

c) It promotes engaging in relationships with a sense of detachment and compassion, recognizing their temporary nature while maintaining respect and kindness

d) It suggests that relationships and social interactions are irrelevant and should be minimized

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