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WorksheetsKrsna Book - Chapter 34
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
The rasa lila was performed in _______ season.
Summer
Winter
Spring
Autumn
Another name for the Dola-yatra festival is (a) .
Siva-ratri ceremony is performed for Lord ____, who is accepted as the foremost ________ (devotee of Lord Krishna).
(a)
Where did Nanda Maharaj and the cowherd men go to observe Siva-ratri?
(a)
The devotees of Lord Siva are called (a) .
Ambikavana is located in (a) province on the banks of river (b) .
Name some of the important rivers of India.
Another name for Durga devi (the wife of Lord Siva) is (a) .
It is stated in the Vedic sastras that only (a) and (b) can accept charity.
If the brahmanas receive excess charity, they are to:
use it to take a vacation.
invest it.
distribute it for the service of Vishnu.
use it to build a house.
As the cowherd men rested, a great serpent from the nearby forest appeared and began to swallow up (a) .
When Krishna touched the snake with His lotus feet, the snake shed its form and transformed into a beautiful demigod named (a) .
Vidyadhara had been turned into a serpent because he mocked sage (a) out of great pride on his own beauty.
Why did Vidyadhara consider the curse to be a blessing?
Demigods grant blessings through the permission of Lord (a) .
The Gopis worship goddess (a) to become more and more attached to Lord Krishna.
Organize these options into the right categories.
Worshipping demigods to become more attached to Lord Krishna.
Worshipping demigods for personal benefit.
The treasurer of the heavenly planets is (a) .
What is the name of the demoniac associate of Kuvera who turned up in Vrindavan?
(a)
There was a valuable jewel resembling a (a) on Sankhachuda's head.
Sankhachuda was puffed up with pride over:
the jewel on his head.
his beauty.
his material opulence.
his strength.
Sankhachuda tried to forcibly take away the (a) .
Krsna and Balaram followed Sankhachuda and the gopis with big logs of (a) wood.
Sankhachuda was killed by:
Krishna
Balarama
After taking away Sankhachuda's jewel, Krishna presented it to (a) .
