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| 1. [Sanatana Dharmam] Who is praised in the shloka beginning: 'Anjana Nandanam Veeram, Janaki Shoka Naashanam' ? | ||
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Jambavaan Shri Hanuman Both None
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| 2. [Dasaavatharam] What was the name of the HORSE that came out during the churning of Ocean ? | ||
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Nandini Kamadhenu Airavatha Ucchaishrava
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| 3. [Dasaavatharam] In whose gurukula did Shri Krishna study? ? | ||
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Sandipani Vishwamitra Vashishta Drona
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| 4. [Dasaavatharam] Sita Devi insists on accompanying Lord Rama to the forest because ? | ||
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She never wanted to be away from Lord Rama Lord Rama wanted her to accompany him King Janaka wanter her to accompany Lord Rama All of the above
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| 5. [Dasaavatharam] What was Sita Devi's state of mind when Shri Hanuman first met her ? | ||
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She was hopeful that Lord Rama will come to save her She was planning to fight Ravana She was planning an escape from Lanka All of the above
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| 6. [Dasaavatharam] How did Lord Rama and Vanara Sena (army of monkeys) cross the sea and reach Lanka ? | ||
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They jumped and flew like Shri Hanuman did They travelled in a giant ship They travelled in small boats They built a bridge across the sea
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| 7. [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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| 8. [Dasaavatharam] What do you think of this statement: During Koorma Avataar Nectar was given to Devas and Halahala poison was given to Asuras ? | ||
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Yes - The statement is entirely correct No - Halahala was given to Devas and Nectar to Asuras No - Nectar was given only to Devas No - Nectar was consumed by Lord Narayana
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| 9. [Dasaavatharam] Who was the mother of Lord Narayana in his Parashurama Avataar ? | ||
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Aditi Kausalya Renuka Yashoda
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| 10. [Dasaavatharam] How many years did Lord Rama spend in the forest ? | ||
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10 11 14 12
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Quiz questions contributed by Sri Ramji Govindarajan, UK.