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1. When was the Gita likely written? around 100 B.C. around 300 A.D. around 800 B.C. around 1800 B.C.
2. Which of these is not part of the Trinity of major Hindu deities? Vishnu Kali Shiva Brahma
5. Who are the forces opposing the Pandavas? Brahmas Yogis Kauravas Krishnas
8. If one likes milder food, then he is likely more... rajasic tamasic saatvic yogic
9. If one is focused on an end result as opposed to a process, then that person is likely more... rajasic tamasic saatvic yogic
10. What is the word for the all-encompassing Divine Self? Yoga Purusha Atman Prakriti
Bhagavad-Gita Quiz 1
11. Which captures the inner nature of things - the unseen spiritual dimension? Vishnu
12. Which word is associated with the physical manifestation, the seen form? Tamasic Purusha Atman Prakriti
13. Which is the highest form of living? jinana yoga vijnana meditation
14. Which is the best way to achieve a focus on God, according to Krishna? renunciation meditation vegetarianism Buddhism
15. Who recounts the Gita to Drihastara? Arjuna Sanjaya Krishna Bhima
16. Who is afraid to fight at the outset of the Gita? Arjuna Vishnu Krishna
Brahma
17. What is the divine duty that one must fulfill in each cycle of birth and death? dharma yoga meditation karma
18. What is the word for injustice, evil, or anything against moral law? dharma akarma adharma karma
20. When a God descends to Earth in human form, it is known as an... dukkha avatar rajasic Bhima
21. What is the priestly or learned class in Hindu mythology? kshatriya brahmin uppasna vedas
24. What word encompasses the cause-and-effect relationship between action and suffering/wisdom? dharma yoga meditation karma
25. What is the name for the warrior/prince class in Hindu society? duruva kshatriya brahmin upassna
You can review your answers below; all the correct answers and your incorrect answers have been highlighted. 1. When was the Gita likely written? around 100 B.C. around 300 A.D. around 800 B.C. around 1800 B.C.
2. Which of these is not part of the Trinity of major Hindu deities? Vishnu
5. Who are the forces opposing the Pandavas? Brahmas Yogis Kauravas Krishnas
tamas
8. If one likes milder food, then he is likely more... rajasic tamasic saatvic yogic
9. If one is focused on an end result as opposed to a process, then that person is likely more... rajasic tamasic saatvic yogic
10. What is the word for the all-encompassing Divine Self? Yoga Purusha Atman Prakriti
11. Which captures the inner nature of things - the unseen spiritual dimension? Vishnu Purusha rajas Prakriti
12. Which word is associated with the physical manifestation, the seen form? Tamasic Purusha Atman Prakriti
14. Which is the best way to achieve a focus on God, according to Krishna? renunciation meditation vegetarianism Buddhism
15. Who recounts the Gita to Drihastara? Arjuna Sanjaya Krishna Bhima
16. Who is afraid to fight at the outset of the Gita? Arjuna Vishnu Krishna Brahma
17. What is the divine duty that one must fulfill in each cycle of birth and death? dharma yoga meditation karma
18. What is the word for injustice, evil, or anything against moral law? dharma akarma
adharma karma
20. When a God descends to Earth in human form, it is known as an... dukkha avatar rajasic Bhima
21. What is the priestly or learned class in Hindu mythology? kshatriya brahmin uppasna vedas
22. What does Bhagavad Gita literally translate to? Vedic Philosophy Arjuna's Story Book of Krishna Song of Our Lord
24. What word encompasses the cause-and-effect relationship between action and suffering/wisdom?
25. What is the name for the warrior/prince class in Hindu society? duruva kshatriya brahmin upassna
Bhagavad-Gita Quiz 2
1. Krishna's divine play is known as... lila maya yoga atman
2. When one is trapped in the illusions that conceal the truth, he is lost in... lila maya kshetra jnana
Bhagavad-Gita Quiz 3
1. Which is a quality associated with rajas? harmony greed sloth darkness
Bhagavad-Gita Quiz 4
1. What is the supreme consummation of wisdom? Brahman brahmin Purusha
Atman
2. Brahma, Vishnu, and Krishna are all... avatars kshatriyas devas ramas