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| 1. [Dasaavatharam] Name the King who was summoned by Lord Narayana in Mathsya Avataar and asked to prepare for Pralayam ? | ||
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Didavratha Sathyakaama Sathyavrata Dushyanta
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| 2. [Dasaavatharam] Who reminded Shri Hanuman of his immense powers when they set out to find Sita Devi ? | ||
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Vaali Sugriva Lakshmana Jambavaan
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| 3. [Divya Desam] In which of the following Divya Desam can one see Lord Narayana in Varaha Avataar ? | ||
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Thiruvidanthai Mahabalipuram Thiruvallikeni Thiruneermalai
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| 4. [Dasaavatharam] Who adviced the Asura King not to listen to the Brahman boy (Lord Narayana in Vamana Avataar) ? | ||
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Bruhaspathy Shukra Acharya Vashishta Vishwamitra
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| 5. [Dasaavatharam] How many children did Lord Rama & Sita Devi have ? | ||
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1 2 3 4
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| 6. [Dasaavatharam] What do you think of this statement: During Koorma Avataar Nectar was given to Devas and Halahala poison was given to Asuras ? | ||
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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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| 7. [Sanatana Dharmam] What is the correct chronological order of the 4 yugas: (A) Satya Yuga (B) Kali Yuga (C) Dvapara Yuga (D) Treta Yuga ? | ||
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BCDA ADCB CBDA DABC
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| 8. [Dasaavatharam] Who did not like King Dasharatha's plan to crown Lord Rama ? | ||
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Mandara (Kooni) Queen Sumitra Baratha Shatrugna
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| 9. [Dasaavatharam] What did Shri Hanuman do to convince Sita Devi that he was the true messenger of Lord Rama ? | ||
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Showed Lord Rama's ring & praised Lord Rama's qualities Chanted the name of Lord Rama Narrated instances from Lord Rama's life All of the above
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| 10. [Dasaavatharam] Sita Devi insists on accompanying Lord Rama to the forest because ? | ||
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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
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Quiz questions contributed by Sri Ramji Govindarajan, UK.
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