Hindu Ethics and Values Final Exam

You saw your classmate cheat during a test. According to Hindu ethics, what principle should guide your reaction?

• Ignore it-it's not your karma

• Confront it calmly, following your dharma of honesty

• Punish the classmate

• Publicly shame them for their actions

A person helps the poor but expects recognition. According to karma yoga, what should be the right approach?

• Do good only when appreciated

• Help others to gain fame

• Do good selflessly, without attachment to results

• Avoid helping to avoid attachment

You are tempted to steal because you're in need. Which Hindu value directly opposes this action?

• Satya

• Asteya

• Moksha

• Dharma

You want to fulfill your desires but also remain ethical. What Hindu principle applies here?

• Moksha

• Karma

• Kama (with moderation)

• Ahimsa

A student becomes arrogant about their academic achievements. What concept warns against attachment to the material world?

• Dharma

• Karma

• Maya

• Artha

Your friend argues that life is full of pain. What Hindu concept agrees and explains this suffering?

• Jnana

• Moksha

• Duhkha

• Svadhyaya

You're deciding between studying for an exam or helping a sibling in need. How would a Hindu interpret this dilemma?

• Ignore both

• Follow your personal desire

• Follow your dharma according to your role

• Pray and let karma decide

If someone forgives a person who harmed them, which Hindu principle is reflected?

• Moksha

• Ahimsa

• Artha

• Tapas

A rich man gives large donations but exploits his workers. What does this contradict in Hinduism?

• Artha done without dharma

• Karma Marga

• Bhakti Marga

• Moksha

You are confused about your life purpose. According to Hindu belief, what can guide your moral responsibilities?

• Yoga

• Dharma

• Upanishads

• Bhakti