Hinduism Quiz

What does "Sanatana Dharma" mean in Hinduism?

• Rebirth and suffering

• Law of karma

• Eternal law or eternal truth

• Path of devotion

What is the main goal of Hindu ethics?

• Achieve wealth and power

• Gain knowledge and fame

• Attain moksha or liberation

• Perform all rituals perfectly

The term "Veda" comes from the root word "vid" which means:

• To love

• To rule

• To act

• To know

Which of the following is not part of the four Vedas?

• Rg Veda

• Sama Veda

• Upanishad Veda

• Atharva Veda

What is the Upanishad primarily concerned with?

• Animal sacrifices

• Political systems

• Spiritual insight and inner knowledge

• Mythical stories

The Bhagavad-Gītā is part of which major epic?

• Ramayana

• Atharva Veda

• Mahabharata

• Puranas

What is Brahman in Hinduism?

• The cycle of rebirth

• The priestly class

• The eternal, ultimate reality

• The path of action

Maya refers to:

• Righteousness

• Cosmic illusion

• Sacred duty

• Mindful prayer

The continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth is called:

• Moksha

• Karma

• Samsara

• Tapas

What breaks the cycle of Samsara?

• Following all rituals

• Memorizing the Vedas

• Moksha or liberation

• Worshiping many gods