What is the primary focus of the Purusharthas?

• Spiritual liberation
• Material wealth
• Social status
• Pleasure and desires

Which Purushartha involves the pursuit of righteous duty and ethical principles?

• Artha
• Dharma
• Kama
• Moksha

Which Purushartha represents the pursuit of pleasure and desires?

• Artha
• Dharma
• Kama
• Moksha

Pursuit of financial well-being and prosperity is associated with which Purushartha?

• Artha
• Dharma
• Kama
• Moksha

Which Purushartha involves seeking liberation from the cycle of birth and death (samsara)?

• Artha
• Dharma
• Kama
• Moksha

In Varnashrama Dharma, what are the four main Varnas (castes)?

• Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras
• Warriors, Merchants, Farmers, Laborers
• Kings, Priests, Traders, Servants
• Teachers, Soldiers, Businessmen, Artists

Which Varna is traditionally associated with scholars, priests, and teachers?

• Brahmins
• Kshatriyas
• Vaishyas
• Shudras

The duties and responsibilities of an individual in Varnashrama Dharma are largely determined by their:

• Wealth
• Age
• Caste or Varna
• Education

In the four Ashrams, which stage is associated with the pursuit of knowledge and education?

• Brahmacharya
• Grihastha
• Vanaprastha
• Sannyasa

Which Ashram involves household life, including marriage, raising a family, and fulfilling one's worldly duties?

• Brahmacharya
• Grihastha
• Vanaprastha
• Sannyasa