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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of food do sattvic people prefer?
(a) Spicy food.
(b) Mild food.
(c) Leftover food.
(d) Salty food.

2. What does Arjuna ask of Krishna in this chapter?
(a) Arjuna asks to know Krishna's long term plans.
(b) Arjuna asks to know Krishna's hopes and dreams.
(c) Arjuna asks to know all of Krishna's divine attributes.
(d) Arjuna asks to know Krishna's deepest darkest secrets.

3. What arises in the body?
(a) Will.
(b) Pleasure and Pain.
(c) Intelligence.
(d) All of these.

4. From what is no creature free from?
(a) The conditioning of the gunas.
(b) The desires of Dhritarashtra.
(c) The conditioning of Sanjaya.
(d) The desires of the devil.

5. Among mountains what is Krishna?
(a) The Himalayas.
(b) The Alps.
(c) The Andes.
(d) The Rockies.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Krishna say will befall all the warriors on the field of dharma with or without Arjuna's participation?

2. How does the ashvattha tree grow?

3. What does Arjuna say he believes everything Krishna has said thus far to be?

4. What kind of renunciation is sannyasa?

5. What does Krishna urge Arjuna to act in accordance with?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are Krishna's instructions for Arjuna if he finds he cannot still his mind?

2. How does Krishna enable Arjuna to see his immortal nature?

3. What kind of food do those ruled by each of the gunas eat?

4. Describe those with demonic tendencies.

5. What is the difference between the two kinds of renunciation?

6. What does Krishna tell Arjuna about the path to the Unrevealed?

7. What does Sanjaya say that Krishna showed Arjuna?

8. What are some of the most glorious of Krishna's divine powers?

9. What happens to souls who die in each of these states?

10. What are some of the qualities found in living creatures who have their source in Krishna?

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