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