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