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  1. [Dasaavatharam] How did Lord Rama and Vanara Sena (army of monkeys) cross the sea and reach Lanka ?
 

 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

 
  2. [Dasaavatharam] In Koorma Avataar, What was the name of the mountain which was used to churn the ocean to obtain Nectar (Amritham)? ?
 

 Himalaya

 Mandara

 Meru

 Vindhya

 
  3. [Dasaavatharam] Mohini Avataar by Lord Vishnu was in the form of a ?
 

 Half Woman - Half Man

 Woman

 Half Woman - Half Snake

 Half Woman - Half Lion

 
  4. [Divya Desam] Who is the principal deity in Ahobilam Divya Desam ?
 

 Lord Lakshmi Nrusimha

 Lord Shri Ranganatha

 Lord Krishna

 Lord Rama

 
  5. [Dasaavatharam] While in the forest, upon seeing Baratha and a big crowd, what did Lakshmana think at first  ?
 

 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

 
  6. [Dasaavatharam] Whose penance did Lord Rama protect in the forest when he was a young prince ?
 

 Valmiki

 Vashishta

 Jamadagni

 Vishwamitra

 
  7. [Dasaavatharam] Sita Devi insists on accompanying Lord Rama to the forest because ?
 

 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

 
  8. [Dasaavatharam] Name the Avataar in which Lord Narayana took the form of a small Brahmana boy ?
 

 Nrusimha

 Rama

 Vamana

 Parashurama

 
  9. [Ramayanam] Who did Lord Rama's brother Lakshmana marry ?
 

 Urmila

 Mandavi

 Shrutha Keerthi

 Ambika

 
  10. [Dasaavatharam] Why was Lord Rama sent to forest by King Dasharatha ?
 

 Because Queen Kausalya insisted so

 Because Queen Sumitra insisted so

 Because Queen Kaikeyi insisted so

 Because Baratha insisted so

 

  

Quiz questions contributed by Sri Ramji Govindarajan, UK.