Bhagavad Gita Chapter 14 - The 3 Modes

01. Who is not affected either by the creation or the destruction of the material world?

• a) One who is perfect

• b) One who has develops spiritual qualities

• c) One who is intelligent

• d) One who is brave

02. Who among the following, even after liberation doesn’t lose their individuality?

• a) Perfectionists

• b) Impersonalists

• c) Devotees

• d) All of the above

03. _____________________ is the total cause of the total cosmic manifestation.

• a) Brahman

• b) Spirit soul

• c) Both a & b

• d) Mahat-tattva

04. What makes possible for the births of all living beings?

• a) When the spirit soul desires to change body

• b) When all the twenty-four elements combine together

• c) When the Supreme Personality of Godhead impregnates Brahman

• d) None of these

05. If Krishna is the same seed giving father for all entities, then why do different forms of life come during creation?

• a) Because of their past deeds

• b) Because Brahma designed them so

• c) To have a wide range of species

• d) None of the above

06. How a living entity in the mode of goodness does become conditioned?

• a) Thinking that he is advanced in knowledge

• b) Thinking that he is better than others

• c) Thinking that he is happiest of all

• d) All of the above

07. What makes a living entity in the mode of passion to get bound to material fruitive actions?

• a) His austerities for maintaining life

• b) His unlimited desires and longings

• c) His civilization

• d) None of the above

08. What are the symptoms of a person in the mode of ignorance?

• a) Madness

• b) Laziness

• c) Excessive sleeping

• d) All of the above

09. Can a particular mode dominate over the other two?

• a) Yes

• b) No

10. A devotee is situated in _________________.

• a) Mode of ignorance

• b) Mode of passion

• c) Pure goodness

• d) Mode of goodness