Jainism - Quiz
A) Ramayana B) Puranas C) Agamas D) Vedas
A) India B) Japan C) China D) Sri Lanka
A) Non-violence B) Sacrifice C) Idol worship D) Cannibalism
A) Diwali B) Mahavir Jayanti C) Holi D) Navratri
A) To repent for sins B) To celebrate festivals C) To achieve fame D) To offer sacrifices
A) Samsara B) Dharma C) Nirvana D) Karma
A) Pandits B) Gurus C) Sadhus and Sadhvis D) Rishis
A) Shatrunjaya B) Agra C) Taj Mahal D) Konark Sun Temple
A) Fifty-one B) Twenty-four C) Twelve D) Thirty-two
A) Bodhi B) Siddhi C) Moksha (liberation from karma) D) Nirvana
A) Ahimsa B) Satya C) Aparigraha D) Anekāntavāda
A) Pray daily for forgiveness B) Fasting every week C) Wear special garments D) Renounce all property
A) Buddha B) Rishabhanatha C) Pārśvanātha D) Mahavira
A) Gautama B) Rishabhanatha C) Pārśvanātha D) Mahavira
A) Diwali B) Mahavir Janma Kalyanak C) Paryushana D) Akshaya Tritiya
A) Ascetic practitioner B) Follower of the conquerors C) Bondless wanderer D) Spiritual teacher
A) Aparigraha B) Satya C) Anekāntavāda D) Ahiṃsā
A) Shaivas B) Vaishnavas C) Śvētāmbaras D) Digambaras
A) Follower B) Teacher C) Conqueror D) Ascetic
A) Samyak gyana B) Samyak darśana C) Samyak tapas (correct asceticism) D) Samyak charitra
A) Satya B) Brahmacharya C) Aparigraha D) Asteya
A) Non-violence B) Non-possessiveness C) Celibacy D) Not stealing
A) Satya B) Asteya C) Ahiṃsā D) Brahmacharya
A) Correct conduct consistent with teachings B) Right vision or faith in Jain teachings C) Belief in ascetic practices D) Right knowledge and understanding of self
A) Aparigraha B) Satya C) Brahmacharya D) Asteya
A) Śvētāmbara tradition B) Buddhist tradition C) Vedic tradition D) Digambara tradition
A) Jīva B) Āsrava C) Ajīva D) Bandha
A) 12. B) 1,000. C) 8.4 million. D) 42 million.
A) Four: including a realm for gods. B) Three: Urdhva Loka, Madhya Loka, Adho Loka. C) Two: heaven and hell. D) Infinite realms.
A) Madhya Loka (middle world). B) Adho Loka. C) A separate human realm. D) Urdhva Loka.
A) They are flexible guidelines that can be interpreted in various ways. B) They are optional depending on individual beliefs. C) They promote a benign attitude towards other ethical positions. D) They are strict requirements with no 'perhaps' about them.
A) Analogy (upamana) B) Divine revelation C) Meditation D) Intuition
A) Siddhas (liberated souls) B) Bodhisattvas C) Arihants (victors) D) Tirthankaras
A) Arihants B) Tirthankaras C) Liberated beings D) Celestial beings
A) Neminatha B) Mahavira C) Rishabhanatha D) Parshvanatha
A) The Buddha B) Rama C) Vasudeva D) Krishna
A) Gupta dynasty B) Maurya dynasty C) Chola dynasty D) Haryanka dynasty
A) In battle B) By fasting at Shravanabelagola C) By poisoning D) Of natural causes
A) An animal body B) A celestial body C) A human body D) A hellish body
A) King Kharavela B) Chandragupta Maurya C) Nanda dynasty king D) Emperor Ashoka
A) Cosmological diagrams B) Ayagapata tablets C) Distinctive emblems D) Bronze images
A) Jahangir B) Babur C) Aurangzeb D) Humayun
A) Shatkhandagama B) Samayasara C) Kasayapahuda D) Tattvarthasūtra
A) Abolition of all religious practices B) Religious tolerance C) Conversion to Christianity D) Complete religious freedom without restrictions
A) Avatars B) Pañca-Parameṣṭhi C) Devas D) Trimurti
A) Eight B) Six C) Four D) Ten
A) Rice pudding B) Diya C) Nirvan Ladoo D) Sweets
A) Asteya-vrata B) Ratri-bhojana-tyaga-vrata C) Ahimsa-vrata D) Satya-vrata
A) Nakedness B) Penance C) Fasting D) Body mortification
A) Neminatha B) Parshvanatha C) Bahubali D) Mahāvīra
A) Sallekhana B) Puja C) Abhisheka D) Darsana
A) Akbar B) Jahangir C) Aurangzeb D) Humayun
A) Shrimad Rajchandra. B) Dada Bhagwan. C) Chandanaji. D) Kanji Swami.
A) Yapaniyas B) Kushan C) Śvētāmbara D) Digambara
A) "Ram Ram" B) "Jai Jinendra" C) "Micchami Dukkadam" D) "Namaste"
A) Gayatri Mantra B) Hare Krishna Mantra C) Om Mani Padme Hum D) Five homage (panca namaskara)
A) Children B) Elders C) Men D) Women
A) Alauddin Khalji B) Acharya Mahasena C) Ramanuja D) Muhammad bin Tughluq
A) Permanent renunciation B) Assuming temporary ascetic status C) Daily meditation D) Attending temple services
A) Sangh B) Tantras C) Upanishads D) Vedas
A) Grain B) Clothes C) Medicine D) Water
A) Harshavardhana B) Āma C) Mularaja D) Mahendravarman I
A) Ratnakaranda śrāvakācāra B) Kasayapahuda C) Niyamasara D) Samayasara
A) Dhyana B) Yoga C) Pranayama D) Samayika
A) Chandragupta Maurya B) Bindusara C) King Kharavela D) Emperor Ashoka
A) Śrāvaka B) Sadhvi C) Sadhu (muni) D) Śrāvikā
A) Kushans B) Śvētāmbaras C) Digambaras D) Yapaniyas
A) A type of ritual B) A ceremonial staff C) A sacred scripture D) The primary deity image
A) Prakrit B) Pali C) Ardhamagadhi D) Sanskrit
A) Kazhugumalai Temple B) Mangi-Tungi Caves C) Badami Caves D) Ellora Caves
A) Tiloyapannati B) Samavasarana C) Kahavaali D) Ayagapata
A) Dada Bhagwan. B) Chandanaji. C) Shrimad Rajchandra. D) Kanji Swami.
A) Veganism B) Lacto-vegetarianism C) Ovo-vegetarianism D) Pescatarian
A) Mahavira B) Parshvanatha C) Rishabhanatha D) Māllīnātha
A) Indian Museum, Kolkata B) British Museum, London C) Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai D) Patna Museum
A) Sthulabhadra B) Acharya Bhadrabahu C) Mahavira D) Sivabhuti
A) Distinctive emblems of tirthankaras B) Attendant spirits who guard the tirthankara C) Forms of meditation postures D) Types of votive tablets
A) Edicts of Ashoka B) Ayagapatas (votive tablets) C) Manuscripts of the Agamas D) Stele inscriptions
A) Udaigiri Hills B) Ellora Caves C) Dilwara Temples D) Palitana Temples
A) Gyanakshetra B) Atishayakshetra C) Siddhakshetra D) Puranakshetra
A) No clothes at all B) Unstitched plain white sarees C) Simple, seamless white robes D) Colorful garments
A) Pawapuri B) Palitana C) Girnar D) Shikharji
A) Babur B) Aurangzeb C) Akbar D) Jahangir
A) Champat Rai Jain B) Shrimad Rajchandra C) Mahatma Gandhi D) Virchand Gandhi
A) Acharya Bhadrabahu B) Sthulabhadra C) Mahavira D) Sivabhuti
A) 30 B) 50 C) 40 D) 45
A) Shatkhandagama B) Samayasara C) Kalpa Sūtras D) Tattvarthasūtra
A) Vishnuvardhana B) Basava C) King Āma D) Mularaja
A) Basava B) King Āma C) Vishnuvardhana D) Mularaja
A) First century CE B) Second century BCE C) Third century BCE D) Fourth century BCE
A) Akbar B) Alp Khan C) Muhammad bin Tughluq D) Babur
A) Mughal Empire B) Kushan Empire C) Maurya Empire D) Gupta Empire
A) 609 years after Mahavira's nirvana B) During Mahavira's lifetime C) At the time of Buddha D) In the 4th century BCE
A) Tattvartha Sutra B) Pravachanasara C) Shri Atmasiddhi Shastra D) Samayasara
A) Shrimad Rajchandra Movement. B) Kanji Panth. C) Digambara Path. D) Akram Vignan Movement.
A) The laws were strengthened B) The laws remained unchanged C) The laws were abolished D) The laws were partially modified
A) Samayika B) Abhisheka C) Devapuja D) Sallekhana
A) Equanimity B) Karmic accumulation C) Self-realization D) Transformational insights
A) Kundakunda B) Mahavira C) Bhadrabahu D) Āchārya Bhutabali
A) Jahangir B) Babur C) Aurangzeb D) Akbar |
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