WorksheetsSloka - Day 7 Fall Streak 'Nakshatra' Quest
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 20mins
Hari OM
The quiz is based on Sloka 1 to 10.
You will have simple 'choose the best option' and 'fill in the blank' questions.
You can use your Sloka book.
Read the question/answer carefully, preferably aloud. You need to answer within the provided time and move to the next question.
Please turn down the volume/change theme to ensure you can read this text clearly.
Are you ready to Start?
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From the below options, select a Ganesha Sloka
Govindeti Sada Snanam...
Ekadantam Mahakayam...
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer...
Sarvabhuta Dayapara...
Select the verse that means,
"Remove all obstacles from my path."
Feliz Navidad
Ajnana-Timirandhasya
Sarva Vighnopa Santaye
I remove obstacles from my path as they are just speed bumps.
Select the odd option!
Vakratunda Mahaakayaa
Ekadantam Mahaakayam
Guham Sada Saranamaham
The Pandavas
Tasmai Sri Gurave Namaha
Select the Sloka that describes Sri Ganesha's curved trunk.
Suklambaram Daram Vishnum
Ekadantam Mahakayam
Frosty the Snowman
Vakratunda Mahakaya
What does the word 'Lambodaram' mean?
The face of an elephant
Has a large belly
Santa Claus is Coming to Town
A curved trunk
Select the name of Sri Ganesha's brother from the below.
Trimurti
Kartikeya
Ganesha has a brother?
What are some other names with which Sri Subramanya is worshipped?
Kartikeya
Rama
Murugan
Tiny Titans
What's the meaning of "Divya Mayoora Vahanam"?
Nine reindeers pulling Santa's sleigh
Riding a Divine Peacock
Sandalwood Paste
Face of an Elephant
Which of these phrases mean the "Leader of the army of Devas"
Chandana Lepitangam
Sura Sainya Natham
He Rambham
Guha (Sri Subramanya)
Please list the name of the place where the Sacred Sounds sloka class is conducted.
(a)
In the Sri Subramanya Sloka, he is referred as _ _ _ _ _ 's son?
(a)
Following is where a famous temple of Sri Ayappa is situated
Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh
Sabarimala, Kerala
Lahore, Pakistan
Frisco, USA
Lord Ganesha and the Moon (read story to answer the questions):
Lord Ganesha was once invited to a grand feast hosted by Lord Kubera, the god of wealth.
During the feast, Lord Ganesha ate a lot of food, and his belly became full and heavy. He decided to take a walk to help with his digestion. As he walked, he saw a beautiful moon in the sky and decided to have some fun with it.
Lord Ganesha looked at the moon and started teasing it, making fun of its round shape and its brightness. The moon, who was proud of its beauty, became angry and responded by insulting Lord Ganesha.
This made Lord Ganesha furious, and he cursed the moon, saying that no one would ever look at it again with respect and that its beauty would be marred forever. The moon became very upset and pleaded with Lord Ganesha to forgive him.
Lord Ganesha, who was known for his kind heart, agreed to lift the curse partially. He said that the curse would last for only 15 days of each lunar month, and during that time, the moon would have a dark spot on its surface.
This is why, even today, the moon appears to have a dark spot on its surface during certain times of the month.
From the story, I learnt that (select more than one answer),
if others make fun of me, I can get angry and curse them.
we should always be careful about what we say to others, as our words can have a lasting impact on them.
when I want to have fun, I can tease others.
forgiveness is an important quality and that we should always be willing to forgive others when they ask for it.
Select something you do not see in the picture accompanying the story!
A Snake
Sri Ganesha
A mongoose
Moon
In the Sri Dakshinamurthy Sloka, who is equated to Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara?
Rama
Krishna
Guru
Parashurama
The common verse between all the three Guru Sloka I learnt is (write this as you find in your book):
(a)
Who can show the way to the ultimate truth (as said in "Tad-padam darsitam yena")?
Rudolph, and his friends
The Guru
My friends from the Sloka Class
My cousin in India
What does the phrase 'karuna-avataaram' mean and whom is it used for?
Serpent as a garland, used for Sri Shiva
Full of compassion, used for Sri Shiva
Essence of existence, used for Sri Shiva
Eternal, used for Sri Shiva
For whom is the phrase 'nava yauvanaabhyam' used?
Sri Vishnu
Sri Shiva
Guruji
The Himalayas
Write a friend's name from the Sloka class who you think would ace the Quizizz today?
This was super fun and I want to play again!
Absolutely - YES!
When is the next quiz?
Santa and his Reindeers are fun!
Is this part of my screen time?
