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According to indian worldview Match left side with right side:

A. The nature of time and space 1. Spiral

B. The nature of human nature 2. Integral

C. The nature of reality and environment: 3. Inherently divine

a. A,B,C-1,2,3.
b. A,B,C-1,3,2
c. A,B,C-2,3,1
d. A,B,C-2,1,3.
Ans- b

2. ______________ literally means 'Knowledge of the Truth'.

(a) Tattva Bodha
(b) Antar Dristi
(c) Dharma
(d) Santosh
Ans-a

3. In Ayurveda, one more word 'Nanadan' is used synonymously with the word ananda
which means happiness is also described at the same place. The very cause of
happiness is mentioned as
(a) Indriyajaya
(b) Tattva Bodha
(c) Antar Dristi
(d) Dharma
Ans- a
4. Which of the following is not under noble eightfold path:
(a) Right investment
(b) Right thought
(c) Right Speech
(d) Right Mindfulness
Ans- a
5. Match left side (Different forms of Lakṣmī) with right side (sources of wealth)

A. Adi Lakshmi 1. Prosperity

B. Dhana Lakshmi 2. Food and Crop

C. Dhanya Lakshmi 3. Self management

D. Dhairya Lakshmi 4. Spiritual

 a. A,B,C,D-1,2,3,4
b. A,B,C,D-3,1,2,4
c. A,B,C,D-1,3,2,4
d. A,B,C,D-4, 1,2,3
Ans- b
6. ___________ and ______________are the ways of attaining IndriyaJaya,
DharmyahKriya, SukhayuHitayu.
(a) Yam , Niyam
(b) Yam, Pratyāhāra
(c) Niyam, Pratyāhāra
(d) TattvaBodh, Pratyāhāra
Ans- a
7. Liberation from worldly bondage and union with the ultimate reality, called as:
(a) TattvaBodh
(b) Pratyāhāra
(c) Mokṣha
(d) Dhairya
Ans- c
8. Self determination theory points out the role of autonomy, competence and
belongingness as:
(a) Natural expressions of human nature
(b) Cultivated expressions of human nature
(c) Liberation from worldly bondage
(d) Union with the ultimate reality
Ans- a
9. Those who are the well-wishers of all beings, who do not desire the wealth of others,
who are truthful, peace loving, who are thoughtful before taking action, are called:
(a) Sukhayu
(b) Hitayu
(c) Dukhayu
(d) Madhyamayu
Ans- b
10. Dharma Defined as :
(a) by which a man can achieve worldly progress as well as nihshreyasa (moksha).
(b) Order which sustains the existence
(c) one through which the human being fulfils one's livelihood.
(d) description of heaven and supernatural powers.
Ans- a,b.