Sikhism - Test
A) Guru Nanak B) Guru Har Rai C) Guru Gobind Singh D) Baba Deep Singh
A) Dasam Granth B) Adi Granth C) Guru Granth Sahib D) Anand Sahib
A) Varanasi B) Delhi C) Amritsar D) Lahore
A) Mosque B) Synagogue C) Temple D) Gurdwara
A) Diwali B) Vaisakhi C) Lohri D) Holi
A) Langar B) Sangat C) Seva D) Ardaas
A) Ardaas B) Simran C) Kirtan D) Sangat
A) Polytheism B) Reincarnation C) Oneness of God D) Nirvana
A) Karachi B) Nankana Sahib C) Islamabad D) Lahore
A) Guru Arjan Dev B) Guru Ram Das C) Guru Amar Das D) Guru Angad
A) Nishan Sahib B) Ik Onkar C) Khanda D) Panj Pyare
A) Simran B) Nitnem C) Langar D) Seva
A) Anand Karaj B) Ardas C) Amrit Sanchar D) Rehat Maryada
A) Guru Tegh Bahadur B) Guru Arjan Dev C) Guru Gobind Singh D) Guru Nanak
A) Guru Tegh Bahadur B) Guru Arjan Dev C) Guru Angad D) Guru Gobind Singh
A) Proselytizing actively to convert others B) Faith and meditation in the name of the one creator C) Engaging in selfless service to others D) Striving for justice for the benefit and prosperity of all
A) Aurangzeb B) Babur C) Akbar D) Jahangir
A) Saint-soldier B) Divine warrior C) Spiritual guide D) Holy monk
A) Warriors B) Students or disciples C) Monks D) Priests
A) Devanagari B) Gurmukhī C) Bengali D) Urdu
A) Meditation and remembrance to feel God's presence B) A pilgrimage ritual C) A fasting practice D) A type of prayer chant
A) Khalsa B) Sikhi C) Dharam D) Gurmat
A) "Honesty is the best policy." B) "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." C) "Truth is the highest virtue, but higher still is truthful living." D) "Live as you preach."
A) 'The universe is a manifestation of God's will.' B) 'From the one light, the entire universe welled up.' C) 'God created everything from nothing.' D) 'All beings are connected through divine light.'
A) Brahman B) Allah C) Ahura Mazda D) Waheguru
A) Has a gender B) Creator being (Karta Purakh) C) Timeless (Akal) D) Shapeless (Nirankar)
A) Lack of wealth and power B) Ignorance of religious texts C) Absence of a spiritual guide D) Egotism
A) Attaining moksha by renouncing the world B) Achieving nirvana through meditation C) Rebirth into a higher caste D) Spiritual union with Akal resulting in jivanmukti
A) They are intertwined, not separate. B) Spiritual life should be pursued in isolation from secular life C) Secular life is irrelevant to spiritual growth D) Spiritual life requires renouncing all worldly possessions
A) Thirty-one B) Forty-one C) Twenty-one D) Fifty-one
A) Learning classical Indian music B) Understanding Sikh history C) Achieving tranquility while meditating D) Practicing vocal exercises
A) Japji Sahib B) Tav-Prasad Savaiye C) Ardās D) Jaap Sahib
A) Kirat karō B) Sarbat da Bhala C) Vaṇḍ chakkō D) Haumai
A) Ardās B) Naam-simran C) Nitnem D) Kirtan
A) Meditation B) Selfless service C) Sharing with others D) Honest work
A) Haumai B) Vaṇḍ chakkō C) Sarbat da Bhala D) Kirat karō
A) Grace B) Dharam C) Niāyā D) Karma
A) The king of kings B) The dharam (moral order) C) The emperor D) The divine name
A) Indifference B) Forgiveness C) Hatred D) Retribution
A) Forgiveness B) The divine name C) Retributive justice D) Karma
A) Sarvaria B) Nirankari C) Sevapanthis D) Namdhari Kuka
A) Uncut hair B) Circular steel or iron bracelet C) Special undergarment D) Sword/dagger
A) Punjabi B) Gurumukhi C) Devanagari D) Sanskrit
A) Saltwater B) Milk and honey C) Sweetened water D) Butter and sugar
A) Shaivism B) Sufism C) Vaishnavism D) Bhakti movement
A) 1982 B) 1965 C) 1940 D) 1971
A) Sword/dagger B) Uncut hair C) Small wooden comb D) Circular steel or iron bracelet
A) 6,000 B) 7,000 C) 8,000 D) 5,000
A) Sarvaria B) Ramraiya C) Namdhari Kuka D) Nirankari
A) Namdhari Kuka B) Nirankaris C) Sarvaria D) Khalsa
A) Ten B) Fifteen C) Two D) Thirteen
A) Punjab B) Delhi C) Uttarakhand D) Haryana
A) A jagir (land grant) B) The title of Guru C) A position in the Mughal court D) Control over Kartarpur
A) Guru Gobind Singh B) Baba Shiv Dyal C) Ram Rai D) Baba Sri Chand
A) Offering flowers to the Guru Granth Sahib. B) Wearing traditional Sikh attire. C) Prostrating before the holy scripture. D) Lighting incense sticks.
A) 1920 B) 1909 C) 1947 D) 1857
A) Ten B) Nine C) Seven D) Five
A) 16th century B) 17th century C) 15th century D) 14th century
A) He remained neutral about it B) He discouraged it C) He encouraged it D) He ignored it
A) 5 kilometers long B) 200 kilometers long C) Over 100 kilometers long D) 50 kilometers long
A) 15 August 1947 B) 26 January 1950 C) 30 March 1699 D) 14 April 1699
A) Professional chefs hired by the gurdwara. B) Government officials. C) Members of other religious communities. D) Sikh community volunteers.
A) Guru Granth Sahib initiation B) Ammrit sañcār (nectar ceremony) C) Kirtan Sohila D) Langar ceremony
A) Four B) Six C) Three D) Five
A) Kabir B) Ramananda C) Namdev D) Farid
A) Nirankaris B) Namdhari Kuka C) 3HO D) Radhasoami
A) A new version of the Adi Granth B) A new Sikh scripture C) The Khalsa D) The Akal Takht
A) British colonial scholars B) Guru Nanak himself C) Later followers without regard for historical accuracy D) Contemporary historians
A) Khalistan Movement's end B) Partition of India C) The 1984 anti-Sikh riots D) Operation Blue Star
A) Kabirpanth B) Sant-tradition C) Vaishnavism D) Udasi Sikhs
A) Udasis B) Gyaaniyan Samparda C) Sevapanthis D) Nihangs
A) Golden Temple B) Akal Takht C) Harmandir Sahib D) Sri Darbar Sahib
A) Gyaaniyan Samparda B) Nihangs C) Sevapanthis D) Udasis
A) Brahmins B) Punjabi Khatri Hindus C) Muslim traders D) Jains
A) Disputes over jhatka versus halal meat B) Religious festivals C) Economic trade agreements D) Language differences only
A) Khalsa B) Sevapanthis C) Nirmalas D) Udasis
A) Amritsar B) Lahore C) Kashmir D) Delhi
A) Ik Onkar B) Sarbat da Bhala C) Miri Piri D) Langar
A) Guru Angad B) Mardana, a Muslim C) Guru Amar Das D) Bhai Lehna
A) Udasis B) Gyaaniyan Samparda C) Sevapanthis D) Nihangs
A) Bhai Mani Singh B) Bhai Lehna C) Prithi Chand D) Bhai Gurdas
A) Sixty B) Fifty C) Forty D) Seventy
A) Nirmalas B) Sevapanthis C) Udasis D) Nihangs (Buddha Dal)
A) 60 B) 30 C) 40 D) 50
A) Sutlej River B) Ganges River C) Indus River D) Yamuna River
A) Delhi B) Amritsar C) Dehradun D) Anandpur Sahib
A) Operation Red Lotus B) Operation Green Shield C) Operation White Tiger D) Operation Blue Star
A) Sevapanthis B) Nirankaris C) Namdhari Kuka D) Udasi Sikhs
A) An iron bracelet B) Uncut hair C) A wooden comb D) A type of prayer mat
A) Khadur B) Kartarpur C) Goindval D) Ramdaspur
A) Hindi B) Sant Bhāṣā C) Punjabi D) Gurmukhi
A) Gregorian calendar. B) Hindu lunar calendar. C) Bikrami calendar. D) Nanakshahi calendar.
A) Circular steel or iron bracelet B) Sword/dagger C) Uncut hair D) Special undergarment
A) Kaur B) Bibi C) Devi D) Singh
A) United States B) Canada C) United Kingdom D) India
A) Hola Mohalla. B) Guru Nanak Gurpurab. C) Diwali. D) Bandi Chhor Divas.
A) The caste system B) The Jizya tax C) The Zamindari system D) The Mughal taxation system
A) Diwali B) Hola Mohalla C) Lohri D) Vaisakhi
A) Guru Gobind Singh B) Ram Rai C) Har Rai D) Dhir Mal
A) 1708 B) 1604 C) 1678 D) 1599 |
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