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SBTMG_02

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

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2.

Narada means one who gives Narayan to every body

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.

Why was Vyas dev not satisfied even after compiling all the scriptures?

a)

Because he didn't do his Tapasya properly

b)

Because his son did not stay with him

c)

Because he has not exclusively glorified the Supreme personality of Godhead Sri Krishna in his works

d)

He was confused about the goal of life

4.

Bhagavatam means anything connected to Bhagavan

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

If Vedas are the Tree, Srimad Bhagavatam is

a)

The root

b)

The leaves

c)

The ripened Fruit

d)

The bird on the tree

6.

How did the young Narada boy react to the death of his mother?

a)

He cursed the supreme lord for being cruel

b)

He beat the snake that bit his mother to death

c)

He requested the 4 sages to bring her back to life

d)

He took the entire event as a mercy of the Lord

7.

What did the young Narada do while traveling towards North?

a)

He stopped at the cities he passed through to teach the people about God

b)

He became afraid of the dense jungles and the wild animals

c)

He stopped at the Gold mines to do business

d)

He went on Fearlessly taking shelter of the Lord, without stopping at any place

8.

What was the real reason for the Paramatma to disappear from his vision?

a)

He was not yet mature in his service

b)

He didn't have proper understanding of the Vedas

c)

The Lord wanted to increase the hunger and eagerness in Narada for seeing him again

d)

He was still not completely pure in his heart

e)

He had committed the sin of not having his mother

9.

What did Narada do after the Lord disappeared?

a)

He travelled from place to place, preaching the glories of the holy name

b)

He went back to old ways, and living life like a normal materialist

c)

He was waiting for death, without any fear or anxiety

d)

He gave up his practise in frustration