Ramayan chapter 13 Page 7 to 12

What were the houses in the city Lanka adorned with?

• A) Silver images of thunderbolts and planets

• B) Golden images of thunderbolts and planets

• C) Crystal images of thunderbolts and planets

• D) Bronze images of thunderbolts and planets

What kind of weapons were the Räkñasa warriors holding as observed by Hanumän?

• Bows, swords, and other terrible-looking weapons

• Spears, shields, and maces

• Slingshots, daggers, and staffs

• Crossbows, javelins, and tridents

What was the main purpose of Hanumän's visit to Rävana's palace?

• To find Goddess Lakmi

• To admire the celestial artwork

• To search for Sita

• To enjoy the palace's luxurious offerings

How did Hanumän remain undetected by the guards in Rävana's palace?

• He hid in a secret room

• He used his powers of illusion

• He bribed the guards

• He wore a disguise

Hanumän Could find Sita in one of the mansions within Rävana's

• True

• False

Match the Columns:

Match the items in Column A with their corresponding descriptions in Column B.

Column A:

1. 1. Pushpaka chariot

2. 2. Hanumän's invisibility

3. 3. Rävana's personal bedchambers

4. 4. Heavenly maidens in the palace

Column B:

A. Decorated with celestial jewels, cat’s-eye birds, and serpents made of jewels.

B. Maintained by Hanumän through his powers of illusion, making him unseen by guards.

C. Covered with slabs of crystal, adorned with figures made of ivory, pearls, diamonds, coral, silver, and gold.

D. Moved about the palace, their tinkling gold ornaments sounding like gentle waves, in the company of Räkñasas.

• 1-a,

  2-b.

  3-c,

  4-d

• 1-d,

  2-b,

  3-d,

  4-c

• 1-b,

  2-d.

  3-c,

  4-a

• 1-b,

  2-c,

  3-d,

  4-a

What did Hanumän feel when he entered Rävana's palace?

• Fear and anxiety

• Disgust and repulsion

• Indifference and detachment

• Overwhelmed by the palace's delights

What were the women in Rävana's mansions doing?

• Practicing yoga and meditation

• Cooking and cleaning

• Engaging in romantic activities

• Arguing with each other

How does Hanumän describe Rävana's wives he sees in the chambers?

• Dressed in golden robes and wearing crowns

• Half-dressed and intoxicated, emitting a fragrance like lotus flowers

• Wearing celestial jewelry and practicing meditation

• Engaged in scholarly discussions and poetry recitation

What does Hanumän think when he sees the lady lying next to Rävaëa on the couch?

• She might be Sitä
  

• She is definitely Sitä

• 
  She is a celestial nymph
  

• She is a figment of his imagination