Alexandra David-Néel - Quiz
A) 13 July 1924 B) 10 May 1925 C) 13 July 1916 D) 16 July 1916
A) Drepung Monastery B) Chorten Nyima C) Tashilhunpo Monastery D) Kumbum Monastery
A) Yongden B) The mother of the Panchen Lama C) The Panchen Lama himself D) A monk accompanying her
A) Pilgrim and protector B) Ambassador and monk C) Lama and doctor in Tibetan Buddhism D) High Priestess and scholar
A) For violating the no-entry edict into Tibet B) For insulting the Panchen Lama C) For traveling without a passport D) For stealing Buddhist scriptures
A) Swami Asuri Kapila B) David Macdonald C) Ekai Kawaguchi D) Jacques Brosse
A) Sera Monastery B) Kumbum Monastery C) Samye Monastery D) Tashilhunpo Monastery
A) She only ate meat dishes B) She only ate raw food C) She fasted throughout her life D) She preferred vegetarian food
A) A telescope, a knife, and gold B) A prayer wheel, a camera, and a pistol C) A camera, a journal, and a map D) A compass, a pistol, and a purse
A) A harvest festival B) The Dalai Lama's birthday C) A royal wedding D) Monlam Prayer Festival
A) She washed herself every morning at the river B) She was seen holding a camera C) She was betrayed by a monk D) She forgot her Tibetan language skills
A) The Panchen Lama B) Tsarong Shape C) David Macdonald D) Swami Asuri Kapila
A) She was escorted by the Dalai Lama B) She received help from French diplomats C) She borrowed money from David Macdonald D) She traveled by train from Lhasa
A) The Forbidden City B) Alexandra David-Néel au Tibet C) My Journey to Lhasa D) The Prajnaparamita Journey
A) They did not believe she was ever in India B) They doubted the stories about levitation and tummo C) They argued that the photos were too clear D) They claimed she had stolen the text
A) That she never went to Tibet B) That she invented the Buddhist scriptures C) That she never entered Lhasa D) That she was a spy for the British
A) Translating ancient texts B) Monitoring Franco-Belgian interests C) Training as a Buddhist nun D) Working as a librarian
A) Kazi Dawa Samdup B) Aphur Yongden C) Sidkeong Tulku Namgyal D) Lachen Gomchen Rinpoche
A) The Order of the Golden Dawn B) The Theosophical Society C) The Buddhist Reform League D) Freemasonry
A) A sacred Tibetan manuscript B) A sanctified lamani's dress C) A map of the northern border D) A golden statue of the Buddha
A) Ma Lat B) Kali Koumar C) The daughter of the Chogyal D) A Tibetan noblewoman
A) Alexandra Delibes B) Alexandra Myrial C) Alexandra Saint-Sauveur D) Alexandra Néel
A) Carmen B) Faust C) La traviata D) Lakmé
A) Georges Bizet B) Giuseppe Verdi C) Jules Massenet D) Léo Delibes
A) Victor Massé B) Charles Gounod C) Jean Haustont D) Philippe Néel
A) Lead singer B) Piano instructor C) Artistic director D) Chief engineer
A) 15 September 1900 B) May 1925 C) 4 August 1904 D) 9 August 1911
A) Fourteen years B) Nineteen months C) Five years D) Ten years
A) La bohème B) Tosca C) Carmen D) The Magic Flute
A) Brussels B) Hanoi C) Athens D) Tunis
A) 1924 B) 1929 C) 1899 D) 1910
A) Benjamin Creme B) Jean Haustont C) Swami Bhaskarananda Saraswati D) Elisée Reclus
A) 15 B) 21 C) 2 D) 18
A) Swami Bhaskarananda Saraswati B) Madame Blavatsky C) Elisée Reclus D) Ram Dass
A) 1889 B) 1896 C) 1891 D) 1899
A) Louis David B) Jean Chalon C) Raymond Brodeur D) Jack Kerouac
A) English B) Tibetan C) Sanskrit D) French
A) Ecole pratique des hautes Etudes B) Guimet Museum C) Collège de France D) British Museum
A) Switzerland B) India C) England D) Belgium
A) Ram Dass B) Alan Watts C) Allen Ginsberg D) Benjamin Creme
A) 1925 B) 1946 C) 1937 D) 1928
A) Samten-Dzong B) Tachienlu C) Amnye Machen D) Beijing
A) Sixty-five B) Sixty-nine C) Seventy-nine D) Fifty-nine
A) 1941 B) 1937 C) 1945 D) 1939
A) Yongden B) Raymond Brodeur C) Peter Goullart D) Christian Fouchet
A) Tibetan monks B) Lolo bandits C) Her secretary D) French Consul
A) Amnye Machen B) Mount Wutai C) Mount Chengdu D) Mount Digne
A) Peter Goullart B) Yongden C) Raymond Brodeur D) Christian Fouchet
A) By ship B) By airplane C) By car D) By the Trans-Siberian Railway
A) Heatwave B) Snowfall C) Windstorm D) Rainstorm
A) 78 B) 87 C) 69 D) 70
A) Monaco B) Paris C) Lyon D) Digne
A) Yongden B) Paul Adam C) Jacques Brosse D) Marie-Madeleine Peyronnet
A) Venerable Aryadeva B) Doctor of Medicine C) Tibetan Scholar D) Dalai Lama
A) 1 April 1957 B) June 1959 C) 7 October 1955 D) October 1959
A) Articular rheumatism B) A fall C) Indigestion D) Kidney failure
A) Kidney failure B) Fever C) Digestive issues D) Articular rheumatism
A) Monaco B) Paris C) Tibet D) Digne
A) Paul Adam B) Jacques Brosse C) Marie-Madeleine Peyronnet D) The 6th Dalai Lama
A) Prix Goncourt B) Legion of Honour C) Nobel Peace Prize D) Award Monique Berlioux
A) Royal Geographical Society B) Académie des sports C) National Geographic Society D) Académie française
A) 25 B) 100 C) 287 D) 500
A) Monique Berlioux B) Marie Curie C) Priscilla Telmon D) Alexandra David-Néel
A) Paris B) Beijing C) Calcutta D) Kathmandu
A) France B) Nepal C) India D) Vietnam |
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