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WorksheetsBhagwad Gita Chapter 3 Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the title of Chapter 3 of the Bhagavad Gita?
KARMA YOGA
GYAN YOGA
BHAKTI YOGA
SANYASA YOGA
What is the term used for performing one's prescribed duties?
MOKSHA
SWADHARMA
KARMA YOGA
SANNYASA
According to Lord Krishna, what leads to chaos and societal imbalance?
Renunciation of action
Performing selfless actions
Ignoring one's duties
Meditative practices
What are the two paths to spiritual growth mentioned in Chapter 3?
Jnana Yoga and Bhakti Yoga
Karma Yoga and Sannyasa Yoga
Karma Yoga and Jnana Yoga
Bhakti Yoga and Sannyasa Yoga
What does Lord Krishna emphasize regarding the senses and the mind?
They should be indulged in worldly pleasures.
They should be renounced completely.
They should be controlled and disciplined.
They have no significance in spiritual growth.
What does Lord Krishna advise Arjuna to do regarding his doubts about engaging in the battle?
Renounce the world and become a hermit
Perform his duties as a warrior without attachment to the results
Seek guidance from a spiritual guru
Surrender to Lord Krishna and let him make the decision
In Chapter 3, Lord Krishna explains that the performance of actions is inevitable for every individual. What analogy does he use to illustrate this point?
The movement of the sun and the moon
The flow of a river towards the ocean
The growth of a tree from a seed
The breathing process of a living being
Lord Krishna mentions that one should not induce others to perform actions nor create attachment in them. Instead, one should guide others through their actions. What does he call this principle?
Karma Yoga
Gyaan Yoga
Sannyasa Yoga
Ishvara Pranidhana
What is the purpose of "Varna Ashrama Dharma" in human society? (BG-3.7)
To enjoy the material creation
To achieve our desires and aspirations
To live a regulated life as prescribed in Vedic text books so as to reach Visnu, The goal of life
None of the above
All work done must be performed as sacrifice to Lord Vishnu because? (BG-3.9)
All work to be done is meant for satisfaction of Lord Vishnu
Only 1 and 2
This kind of work done does not bound the performer by any good or evil reactions
This kind of work done does not bound the performer by any good or evil reactions
Who introduced the transcendental system of sankirtan-yajna (chanting of names of God) for deliverance in the Kali-yuga? (BG-3.10)
Lord Krishna
Lord Nityananda
Lord Brahma
Lord Caitanya
Why Krishna being supreme self-sufficient is engaged on the battle of Kurukshetra? (BG-3.22)
To set an example for the general public
Krishna was Ksatriya and he was following his prescribed duty
To give protection to the people in distress is duty of a Ksatriya
All of the above
