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| 1. [Dasaavatharam] What is the name of the bridge that Lord Rama and his Vanara sena built to cross the sea and reach Lanka ? | ||
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Sugriva Sethu Hanuman Sethu Sita Sethu Rama Sethu
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| 2. [Dasaavatharam] When Shri Hanuman was captured in Lanka during his first visit, what did Ravana do to him ? | ||
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Set Shri Hanuman's hands on fire Set Shri Hanuman's tail on fire Set Shri Hanuman's legs on fire Set Shri Hanuman's head on fire
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| 3. [Dasaavatharam] Sita Devi is also called Janaki because ? | ||
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She is Lord Rama's wife She is King Janaka's daughter Both None
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| 4. [Ramayanam] Who did Lord Rama's brother Shatrugna marry ? | ||
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Urmila Mandavi Shrutha Keerthi Ambika
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| 5. [Dasaavatharam] While in the forest, upon seeing Baratha and a big crowd, what did Lakshmana think at first ? | ||
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Baratha had come to fight Lord Rama Baratha had come to request Lord Rama to return Baratha had come to join Lord Rama in the forest None of the above
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| 6. [Bhagavadh Gita] Bhagavadh Gita was advised to ? | ||
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Bhishma Arjuna Lord Rama Shri Krishna
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| 7. [Dasaavatharam] Who captured Shri Hanuman and brought him in front of Ravana ? | ||
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Ravana's brother Vibishana Ravana's son Akshay Ravana's son Meghanaath Ravana's brother Kumbakarna
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| 8. [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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| 9. [Bhagavadh Gita] The teachings contained in Bhagavadh Gita were revealed by Lord Narayana to mankind much before his discourse to Arjuna ? | ||
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TRUE FALSE
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| 10. [Dasaavatharam] What did Baratha do when he came to know that Lord Rama was sent to the forest ? | ||
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He gathered an army to fight Lord Rama He went to request Lord Rama to return to Ayodhya He gathered an army to fight King Dasharatha He became the king Ayodhya
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Quiz questions contributed by Sri Ramji Govindarajan, UK.