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WorksheetsBhagavad Gita Quest Slot 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who was the eldest among the Pandavas?
a)
Arjuna
b)
Bhima
c)
Yudhishthira
d)
Nakula
2.
What does 'Bhagavad Gita' translate to in English?
a)
The Sacred Law
b)
Song of God
c)
War Scroll
d)
Epic of Dharma
3.
Who is the main speaker of the Bhagavad Gita?
a)
Arjuna
b)
Vyasa
c)
Krishna
d)
Bhishma
4.
Where does the Bhagavad Gita take place?
a)
Indraprastha
b)
Mathura
c)
Kurukshetra
d)
Dwaraka
5.
What is Arjuna's initial dilemma in the Gita?
a)
Whether to use divine weapons
b)
Whether to renounce the world
c)
Whether to fight his own relatives
d)
Whether to become king
6.
What is the relationship between Krishna and Arjuna?
a)
Brothers
b)
Cousins and friends
c)
Enemies
d)
Servant and master
7.
What does Krishna urge Arjuna to do in the battlefield?
a)
Meditate
b)
Renounce his weapons
c)
Perform his duty as a warrior
d)
Fight without attachment
8.
According to the Gita, what happens to the soul after death?
a)
It is destroyed
b)
It merges into the sun
c)
It is reborn or attains liberation
d)
It floats in the sky
9.
Which of these qualities is considered divine in the Gita?
a)
Compassion
b)
Arrogance
c)
Self-control
d)
Cruelty
10.
What is the Gita’s view on renunciation?
a)
Giving up action completely
b)
Giving up the desire for results
c)
Running away to the forest
d)
Only meant for the elderly
11.
In Chapter 2, Krishna teaches Arjuna about the eternal nature of the soul. What are some qualities of the soul according to Krishna?
a)
It is indivisible
b)
It can be destroyed by weapons
c)
It is eternal and beyond birth or death
d)
It burns with fire
12.
In Chapter 3, Krishna describes the importance of performing one's duty. What reasons does he give for Arjuna to fight?
a)
To prevent chaos in society
b)
To fulfill his role as a warrior
c)
To achieve heaven
d)
To win glory
13.
Chapter 4 discusses divine knowledge and Krishna’s incarnations. What are the purposes Krishna states for his descent?
a)
To punish the innocent
b)
To protect the pious
c)
To establish righteousness
d)
To destroy the wicked
14.
In Chapter 6, Krishna elaborates on the path of meditation. What does he say about the qualities of a true yogi?
a)
Detached from material desires
b)
Jealous of others
c)
Balanced in pleasure and pain
d)
Lives alone and meditates regularly
15.
In Chapter 7, Krishna discusses His nature. Which of the following are Krishna’s energies?
a)
Earth, water, fire
b)
Ego and intelligence
c)
Light from stars
d)
Sound and silence
16.
Chapter 9 speaks about Krishna’s divine nature. What does He say about devotion?
a)
Even those of sinful birth can reach Him through devotion
b)
Devotion must include complex rituals
c)
A leaf, flower, fruit, or water offered with love is accepted
d)
Only sages can become His devotees
17.
Chapter 11 reveals Krishna’s universal form. What reactions did Arjuna have upon witnessing it?
a)
Wonder and awe
b)
Fear and trembling
c)
Anger and confusion
d)
Devotion and surrender
18.
According to Chapter 12, what are the qualities of a true devotee dear to Krishna?
a)
Free from envy
b)
Ever content and steady in meditation
c)
Always judging others
d)
Detached and humble
19.
In Chapter 13, Krishna explains the difference between body and soul. What does He refer to as the “Kshetra” and who is the “Kshetrajna”?
a)
Kshetra is the body
b)
Kshetrajna is the enjoyer of the senses
c)
Kshetrajna is the knower of the body
d)
Kshetra is the mind only
20.
Krishna explains the three Gunas in Chapter 14. What are traits associated with the mode of passion (Rajas)?
a)
Desire and attachment
b)
Calmness
c)
Longing for results of work
d)
Selfless service
21.
In Chapter 15, Krishna describes the eternal and perishable worlds. What analogies are used to explain the material world and detachment?
a)
Inverted Banyan tree symbolizes illusion
b)
Tree nourished by Vedic hymns
c)
Tree must be cut by sword of detachment
d)
Leaves are weapons of destruction
22.
In Chapter 16, Krishna contrasts divine and demoniac natures. What behaviors are associated with demoniac nature?
a)
Hypocrisy
b)
Pride
c)
Compassion
d)
Lack of self-discipline
23.
Chapter 17 discusses types of faith. What are the qualities of those in the mode of ignorance?
a)
Worship of spirits and ghosts
b)
Involvement in torturing the body
c)
Charity at proper time
d)
Violent rituals
24.
According to Chapter 18, what are signs of action in the mode of ignorance?
a)
Done without regard to consequences
b)
Done with delusion
c)
Performed with steady wisdom
d)
Causes harm to self and others
25.
In Krishna’s concluding message, what does He emphasize most to Arjuna?
a)
Perform all actions for self-gain
b)
Renounce all dharmas and surrender to Me alone
c)
I shall deliver you from all sinful reactions
d)
Fight for your name and fame
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