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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. What does Krishna mean by performing actions "without attachment" in the context of duty and Dharma?

a) Performing actions with complete disregard for their outcomes

b) Performing actions with a focus on personal rewards and recognition

c) Performing actions with commitment to duty while remaining detached from the results

d) Performing actions only when they guarantee success and immediate benefits

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2. What does Krishna’s role in guiding Arjuna on the battlefield symbolize in terms of divine intervention and support during personal struggles?

a) Divine intervention is irrelevant to personal struggles and self-effort is sufficient

b) Divine support is only for external victories and material achievements

c) Divine intervention provides guidance, support, and wisdom to navigate personal struggles and align with one's Dharma

d) Divine support is only applicable in specific situations and not during personal conflicts

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3. 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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4. How does the Bhagavad Gita view the relationship between teaching and personal transformation?

a) Teaching is seen as irrelevant to personal transformation, which is achieved solely through personal effort

b) Teaching is viewed as a crucial factor in personal transformation, as it provides the knowledge and guidance necessary for deepening understanding and effecting change

c) Teaching only focuses on external rituals and has little impact on personal transformation

d) Teaching is considered an optional component of personal transformation and not essential

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5. What is the impact of the Guru’s teachings on resolving spiritual doubts and confusions according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) The Guru’s teachings exacerbate doubts and confusions rather than resolving them

b) The Guru’s teachings provide clarity and resolve doubts and confusions by offering profound spiritual insights and guidance

c) The Guru’s teachings are irrelevant to doubts and confusions and do not address them

d) The Guru’s teachings only focus on addressing external issues without tackling inner doubts

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6. How does the Bhagavad Gita emphasize the importance of the Guru in spiritual practice?

a) By indicating that the Guru’s guidance is only relevant for material success

b) By minimizing the role of the Guru and focusing solely on individual achievements

c) By suggesting that the Guru’s role is secondary to personal effort

d) By highlighting that the Guru’s wisdom and teachings are essential for understanding and practicing spiritual principles effectively

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7. In the Bhagavad Gita, how does Krishna describe the relationship between action and the inner conflict between good and evil?

a) Action should be avoided to prevent internal conflict

b) Action should be pursued recklessly to achieve immediate results

c) Action should be performed with a sense of duty and detachment, focusing on righteousness rather than the results

d) Action should only focus on personal gain and ignore moral considerations

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8. What prompted Krishna to reveal his universal form (Vishvarupa) to Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Arjuna's request for divine proof of Krishna's power

b) Arjuna’s questioning of Krishna’s teachings on the battlefield

c) Krishna’s desire to demonstrate his supremacy over the other gods

d) Arjuna's doubt about the importance of battle

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9. Who is Arjuna's father in the Mahabharata?

a) Indra

b) Brahma

c) Shiva

d) Vishnu

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10. According to the Bhagavad Gita, how does Maya affect human perception of reality?

a) Maya clarifies the true nature of reality

b) Maya enhances spiritual wisdom

c) Maya distorts and obscures the true nature of reality

d) Maya reveals the eternal truth

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11. How does Krishna’s role as a teacher in the Bhagavad Gita reflect the importance of a teacher-student relationship in spiritual development?

a) Krishna’s role as a teacher reflects the importance of a teacher-student relationship in providing guidance, resolving doubts, and imparting spiritual wisdom essential for personal and spiritual development

b) Krishna’s role as a teacher is irrelevant to spiritual development and does not emphasize the teacher-student relationship

c) Krishna’s role focuses solely on personal achievements rather than spiritual development

d) Krishna’s role as a teacher is secondary to other forms of spiritual practice

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12. In the Bhagavad Gita, what does Krishna explain about the nature of the divine form (Vishvarupa) to Arjuna?

a) The divine form is a temporary illusion meant only for a specific purpose

b) The divine form is a manifestation of Krishna's glory, revealing the ultimate reality of the divine

c) The divine form is a symbolic representation without any real significance

d) The divine form is limited to specific divine attributes only

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13. What does the Bhagavad Gita suggest about the disciple's attitude towards the Guru?

a) The disciple should ignore the Guru’s guidance and rely solely on personal opinions

b) The disciple should seek material gains from the Guru rather than spiritual wisdom

c) The disciple should approach the Guru with respect, openness, and a willingness to learn

d) The disciple should approach the Guru with skepticism and doubt

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14. What role does meditation play in realizing the nature of the Atman in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Meditation is not relevant to realizing the nature of the Atman

b) Meditation helps in focusing on material goals

c) Meditation aids in experiencing and understanding the Atman

d) Meditation makes the nature of the Atman more confusing

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15. In the Bhagavad Gita, how does Krishna describe the nature of a true devotee?

a) One who performs elaborate rituals

b) One who recites scriptures without understanding

c) One who has unwavering faith, love, and humility towards God

d) One who is wealthy and powerful

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16. How does the Bhagavad Gita describe the role of spiritual teachings in aligning with one’s Dharma?

a) Spiritual teachings are secondary to personal preferences and desires

b) Spiritual teachings provide guidance on understanding and fulfilling one’s Dharma, helping align actions with righteous principles and spiritual goals

c) Spiritual teachings focus solely on rituals and have little to do with aligning with Dharma

d) Spiritual teachings are irrelevant to one’s Dharma and do not influence actions

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17. What does Krishna teach about the impact of fulfilling one's Dharma on spiritual liberation (Moksha) in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Fulfilling one's Dharma has no impact on spiritual liberation

b) Performing one's Dharma correctly helps in attaining spiritual liberation by aligning actions with higher principles

c) Spiritual liberation is achieved by neglecting one's Dharma

d) Spiritual liberation is independent of one's actions and duties

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18. How does Krishna justify the need for Arjuna to fight in the battle of Kurukshetra?

a) By encouraging him to seek personal glory

b) By emphasizing the importance of fighting for revenge

c) By explaining that it is Arjuna's duty (dharma) as a Kshatriya to fight for righteousness and justice

d) By telling him to ignore his moral doubts

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19. What does Krishna teach about performing actions without attachment in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) It leads to failure in worldly endeavors

b) It neutralizes the effects of karma

c) It is impossible to achieve

d) It results in detachment from all responsibilities

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20. What is the primary focus of Jnana Yoga in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Ritualistic worship

b) Attaining wealth and power

c) Discriminating between the physical body and the eternal soul

d) Developing physical strength

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21. How does the Bhagavad Gita describe the relationship between Atman and Brahman?

a) Atman is a separate entity from Brahman

b) Atman is a reflection of Brahman

c) Atman and Brahman are identical and inseparable

d) Brahman is a higher form of Atman

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22. What was the relationship between Arjuna and Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Cousins

b) Teacher and student

c) Friends

d) All of the above

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23. How does the Bhagavad Gita describe the distinction between the eternal (spiritual) and the temporal (material) worlds?

a) The eternal and temporal worlds are the same and indistinguishable

b) The eternal world is transient, while the temporal world is permanent

c) The eternal world is unchanging and beyond the cycles of birth and death, whereas the temporal world is subject to change and decay

d) The temporal world is superior to the eternal world in significance

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24. How does the predominance of Sattva influence an individual's decision-making and interpersonal relationships according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) It leads to impulsive and aggressive decisions

b) It fosters thoughtful, balanced decisions and harmonious relationships

c) It causes neglect of relationships and responsibilities

d) It results in manipulative and self-centered behavior

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25. How does Krishna explain the relationship between the eternal and temporal in the context of human actions and responsibilities?

a) Human actions have no impact on the eternal reality and are solely concerned with temporal outcomes

b) Actions performed in the temporal world should be done with an awareness of the eternal reality and without attachment to results

c) Human actions should ignore the eternal and focus only on material gains

d) The eternal and temporal are unrelated and do not influence each other

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26. How does Krishna describe the relationship between selfless action and spiritual liberation in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Selfless action has no impact on spiritual liberation

b) Selfless action delays spiritual liberation

c) Selfless action is the path to spiritual liberation

d) Selfless action is inferior to meditation for spiritual liberation

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27. Which Pandava brother is Arjuna?

a) Eldest

b) Youngest

c) Third

d) Second

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28. What is the influence of Rajas on personal relationships and social interactions in the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Rajas encourages empathy and cooperative behavior

b) Rajas leads to competitive, ambitious, and often conflict-driven interactions

c) Rajas fosters deep, meaningful connections with others

d) Rajas results in passive and indifferent behavior towards others

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29. What role does the Bhagavad Gita assign to the Guru in helping the disciple navigate life’s challenges?

a) The Guru’s role is to provide material solutions to life’s challenges

b) The Guru’s role is to avoid addressing life’s challenges and focus solely on theoretical teachings

c) The Guru helps the disciple navigate life’s challenges by offering spiritual insights, practical advice, and guidance on maintaining a balanced and righteous approach

d) The Guru is responsible for solving all of the disciple’s problems directly

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30. What role does Sattva play in achieving spiritual wisdom according to the Bhagavad Gita?

a) Sattva leads to material success and pleasure

b) Sattva results in an overemphasis on sensory experiences

c) Sattva helps in attaining spiritual wisdom and understanding

d) Sattva causes distraction and ignorance

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Bhagavad Gita Online Test

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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