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1. [Dasaavatharam] Which character in Mahabaratha witnessed chruning of oceans in Koorma Avataar and also witnessed Vamana Avataar ? | ||
Vaali Sugriva Jambavaan Shri Hanuman
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2. [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
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3. [Bhagavadh Gita] The term 'Gita' refers to ? | ||
Rama Gita Devi Gita Ashtavakra Gita Bhagavadh Gita
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4. [Dasaavatharam] What do you think of this statement: During Koorma Avataar Nectar was given to Devas and Halahala poison was given to Asuras ? | ||
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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5. [Dasaavatharam] What did Shri Krishna do during his Avatara ? | ||
Helped Pandavas at all times Drove Arjuna's Chariot Showed to the whole world that he was Lord Narayana All of the above
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6. [Dasaavatharam] What did Baratha do when he came to know that Lord Rama was sent to the forest ? | ||
He gathered an army to fight Lord Rama He went to request Lord Rama to return to Ayodhya He gathered an army to fight King Dasharatha He became the king Ayodhya
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7. [Dasaavatharam] Name the Avataar in which the Devas and Asuras had to temporarily suspend their enmity and work as a team ? | ||
Koorma Mathsya Nrusimha Varaha
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8. [Dasaavatharam] Who was stronger among the two warring Vanara brothers ? | ||
Angada Shri Hanuman Sugriva Vaali
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9. [Dasaavatharam] Which of the two warring Vanara brothers sought the counsel of Shri Hanuman and as a result kept Shri Hanuman by his side ? | ||
Angada Vaali Sugriva Jambavaan
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10. [Dasaavatharam] What did Lord Rama gift to Vibishana after Lord Rama's Pattabhishekam (crowning ceremony) ? | ||
Idol of Lord Ranganatha Statues of Lord Rama & Sita Statues of Lord Rama, Sita & Lakshmana Statue of Ravana
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Quiz questions contributed by Sri Ramji Govindarajan, UK.