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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 5, Religion by Renouncing Fruit of Works.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Krishna says that even if Arjuna were the most sinful of sinners he could cross beyond all sin. How?
(a) Krishna says if Arjuna sells all of his possession he could cross beyond all sin.
(b) Krishna says Arjuna could go live alone in the mountains and be forgiven because of his sacrifice.
(c) Krishna says Arjuna could cross beyond all sin with spiritual wisdom.
(d) Krishna says Arjuna could cross beyond all sin by sharing Krishna's wisdom with another.
2. What are those who have achieved perfect renunciation free from?
(a) Hatred of pain.
(b) Desire for personal gain.
(c) Any sense of duality.
(d) Love of pleasure.
3. For what do the ignorant work according to Krishna?
(a) Their own profit.
(b) The welfare of the whole world.
(c) Their family.
(d) Fame.
4. What two paths did Krishna at the beginning of time for the pure of heart?
(a) The straight path and the narrow path.
(b) The wide path and the smooth path.
(c) The contemplative path of spiritual wisdom and the active path of selfless service.
(d) The path of sages and the path of kings.
5. What happens to the one who knows Krishna as his own divine Self?
(a) He understands all things and is reborn as someone stronger and more successful.
(b) He breaks through the belief that he is the body and is not reborn as a separate creature.
(c) He understands his true nature to be his body.
(d) He vanishes from existence, his physical essence consumed by the fire of God's knowledge.
Short Answer Questions
1. When does Krishna say judgment is clouded?
2. What satisfaction will Arjuna find from killing Dhritarashtra's sons?
3. Where is Arjuna when he surveys the armies?
4. What do those who have completely purified themselves see?
5. According to Krishna, what cannot be pierced by weapons or burned by fire?
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