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| 1. [Dasaavatharam] What did Baratha obtain from Lord Rama as a symbol to be kept on Ayodhya's throne until Lord Rama returned from forest ? | ||
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Lord Rama's bow & arrow Lord Rama's Padhuka (sandals) Lord Rama's crown Lord Rama's Poonal (sacred thread)
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| 2. [Divya Desam] In which of the following Divya Desam can one see Lord Narayana in Varaha Avataar ? | ||
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Thiruvidanthai Mahabalipuram Thiruvallikeni Thiruneermalai
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| 3. [Dasaavatharam] Which of the following did not happen during Koorma Avataar? ? | ||
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Devas & Asuras worked together Churning of the Ocean Lord Narayana consumed Halahala poison Mohini Avataar
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| 4. [Mahabaratham] Who fights Jambavaan during Krishna Avataar ? | ||
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Kamsa Drona Bhishma Shri Krishna
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| 5. [Dasaavatharam] What did Shri Krishna reveal to Yashoda as a young boy, when she forced him to open his mouth to check what he had eaten ? | ||
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Yashoda's life before Shri Krishna was born The entire universe Yashoda's Past Life Nandagopa's past life
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| 6. [Dasaavatharam] What was Kumbakarna doing when Shri Hanuman set Lanka to fire ? | ||
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He fought Shri Hanuman He was fast asleep He saved Lanka from fire single handedly He hid himself in water to avoid the fire
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| 7. [Dasaavatharam] When Shri Hanuman reached Lanka in search of Sita Devi, how did Lanka appear to him ? | ||
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Lanka was burning Lanka was partially drowned in sea Lanka was beautiful with palaces & gardens Lanka was covered in snow
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| 8. [Dasaavatharam] Which Asura stole the Vedas during Mathsya Avataar? ? | ||
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Hiranyaaksha Hayagreeva HiranyaKashipu Mahabali
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| 9. [Bhagavadh Gita] During Bhagavadh Gita Upadesam to Arjuna, Shri Krishna refers himself to which one of those among the '4 Vedas' ? | ||
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Rk Yajur Sama Atharvana
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| 10. [Divya Desam] Who is the principal deity in Ayodhya Divya Desam ? | ||
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Lord Lakshmi Nrusimha Lord Shri Ranganatha Lord Krishna Lord Rama
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Quiz questions contributed by Sri Ramji Govindarajan, UK.