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Lesson 2: Types of Yoga

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT a type of yoga?

a)

Hatha Yoga

b)

Bhakti Yoga

c)

Mantra Yoga

d)

Karma Yoga

2.

What type of yoga is known as the yoga of knowledge?

a)

Jnana Yoga

b)

Raja Yoga

c)

Karma Yoga

d)

Tantra Yoga

3.

What type of yoga is considered as the king of yoga?

a)

Bhakti Yoga

b)

Hatha Yoga

c)

Jnana Yoga

d)

Raja Yoga

4.

What is the motivation of Jnana Yoga?

a)

The unification of intellect and wisdom to exceed limitation.

b)

To find balance between the various flows of energy within the body.

c)

To attain spiritual enlightenment.

d)

To attain a future life that is free from selfishness and negativity.

5.

Which of the folllowing is TRUE about Hatha Yoga?

a)

Hatha Yoga is the most widely practices method of yoga in the Eastern world.

b)

Hatha Yoga method includes practicing the main elements of yoga, which are breathing control and meditation.

c)

Hatha Yoga focuses on finding a balance between the various flows of energy within the body.

d)

Hatha Yoga is motivated by loving devotion towards the Divine.

6.

What are the three main elements of yoga?

a)

Breathing Control

b)

Meditation

c)

Spiritual Enlightenment

d)

Physical and Mental Exercise

7.

What is Pranayama?

a)

It is used to reach a peaceful state of mind and body.

b)

It is performed through physical postures or poses.

c)

It is a breathing control achieved through breathing techniques.

d)

It is demonstrated at the end of the yoga session.

8.

What is Asana?

a)

It is used to reach a peaceful state of mind and body.

b)

It is performed through physical postures or poses.

c)

It is a breathing control achieved through breathing techniques.

d)

It is demonstrated at the end of the yoga session.

9.

What type of hormones is released in performing yoga?

a)

Serotonin

b)

Endorphins

c)

Dopamine

d)

Oxytocin

10.

Which of the following are the health benefits in performing yoga?

a)

Help stimulate blood circulation.

b)

Help improve digestion.

c)

Help increase strength

d)

Help improve suppleness, flexibility, and movement of joints.

11.

What is the aim of Bhakti yoga?

a)

The unification of intellect and wisdom to exceed limitation.

b)

To find balance between the various flows of energy within the body.

c)

To achieve a "oneness" with the Divine.

d)

To attain a future life that is free from selfishness and negativity.

12.

What must a practitioner of tantra yoga possess in order to fully use the rituals which are sacred?

a)

Honesty

b)

Modesty

c)

Purity

d)

Integrity

13.

What type of yoga is based on the concept that actions resulting from your past, are influencing your present situation?

a)

Tantra Yoga

b)

Raja Yoga

c)

Jnana Yoga

d)

Karma Yoga

14.

In Karma yoga, what must you do to attain a future life that is free from selfishness and negativity?

a)

You must act a selfless way today.

b)

You must alter your frame of mind towards the good.

c)

You must change your sole and ultimately your destiny.

d)

You must practice modesty the best of your ability.

15.

What is the main focus of Raja yoga?

a)

Control over the mind

b)

Control over emotion

c)

Control over actions

d)

Control over time