Value Education Quiz

What is the primary motivation behind the course on value education?

• Academic achievement

• Financial success

• Self-exploration and understanding harmony

• Physical fitness

What does 'Natural Acceptance' refer to in the context of value education?

• Unconscious decision-making

• Innate understanding of what is naturally acceptable

• Legal and social acceptance

• External validation

What is 'Experiential Validation' in the process of self-exploration?

• Accepting things without experience

• Validating experiences through others

• Personal validation of experiences to confirm beliefs

• Ignoring experiences altogether

What are the basic human aspirations discussed in value education?

• Money and Fame

• Right Understanding, Relationship, and Physical Facility

• Power and Control

• Entertainment and Luxury

What are the 'basic requirements' for fulfilling human aspirations?

• Wealth and Power

• Continuous Happiness and Prosperity

• Food and Shelter

• Knowledge and Skills

Which two elements make up a human being, according to the course?

• Mind and Soul

• 'I' (Self) and the Body

• Heart and Brain

• Thoughts and Actions

What does 'Sukh' refer to in the context of Self (‘I’)?

• Wealth accumulation

• Physical comfort

• Happiness and well-being

• Career success

What is the meaning of 'Sanyam' in value education?

• Control over others

• Regulation of physical needs and desires

• Financial independence

• Social status

What is the relationship between 'I' (Self) and the Body according to the course?

• The Body controls the 'I'

• 'I' is the doer, seer, and enjoyer, and the Body is an instrument

• The Body and 'I' are the same

• 'I' is a servant of the Body

What is meant by 'Swasthya' in the context of harmony in the human being?

• External appearance

• Physical and mental well-being

• Wealth accumulation

• Social reputation