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1. Which of the following is NOT one of the five Dhyani Buddhas?
A)
Amitabha
B) Akshobhya
C) Vairochana
D) Saraswati
Answer: D) Saraswati
2. The five Dhyani Buddhas are associated with which of the following?
A)
The Five Precepts of Buddhism
B) The Five material elements and the cosmic skandhas
C) The Five Suttas of the Mahayana
D) The Five Noble Truths
Answer: B) The Five material elements and the cosmic skandhas
3. In Vajrayana Buddhism, what is the role of the consort of the Dhyani Buddhas and Bodhisattvas?
A)
To represent the male and female duality of the universe
B) To assist in the act of creation of new worlds
C) To guide followers in their meditation practices
D) To embody the negative aspects of the physical world
Answer: A) To represent the male and female duality of the universe
4. Which of the following is NOT one of the five kulas (families) associated with the Dhyani Buddhas?
A)
Dvesha (hatred)
B) Raga (attachment)
C) Nirvana (enlightenment)
D) Moha (delusion)
Answer: C) Nirvana (enlightenment)
5. What was one of the last Buddhist works produced in India, which discusses the ethical tone of Tantric teachings?
A)
Saraha’s Dohakosa B)
Guhyasamaja
C) Mahayana Sutras D)
Vajrayana Sutras
Answer: A) Saraha’s Dohakosa
6. Which region did Vajrayana Buddhism spread to during the eighth century AD, under the patronage of the Palas?
A)
China B) Tibet
C) Southeast Asia D)
Japan
Answer: B) Tibet
7. What is the Guhyasamaja’s primary focus in addition to meditation?
A)
Moral conduct for laypeople
B) Philosophical discussions on reality
C) The development of the Buddhist pantheon
D) The development of magical and ritualistic practices
Answer: D) The development of magical and ritualistic practices
8. What role do the Manushi Buddhas play in Vajrayana Buddhism?
A)
They serve as the main deities in the Buddhist pantheon
B) They are considered the incarnations of the Dhyani Buddhas on Earth
C) They perform the magical rites of Vajrayana
D) They are historical Buddhas like Gautama, Krakuchchhanda, and Kanakamuni
Answer: B) They are considered the incarnations of the Dhyani Buddhas on Earth
9. The Vajrayana school’s introduction of deities and consorts is a result of what philosophical influence?
A)
The development of the Middle Way
B) The increasing importance of the ‘Female’ principle
C) The rejection of all external deities
D) The influence of Hinayana traditions
Answer: B) The increasing importance of the ‘Female’ principle
10.In the Buddhist pantheon, the term “kulesa” refers to what?
A)
The cosmic order of the universe
B) The lord of the family, or divine patron of a group of gods and goddesses
C) The central figure in meditation practices
D) A term for the highest Bodhisattva
Answer: B) The lord of the family, or divine patron of a group of gods and goddesses
11.What feature of Vajrayana Buddhism allows practitioners to manipulate deities through rituals?
A)
Meditation and enlightenment
B) Visualization and mantras
C) Yogic practices and physical postures
D) Magical spells and mudras
Answer: D) Magical spells and mudras
12.Which text outlines the systematic development of the Buddhist pantheon in Vajrayana Buddhism?
A)
Manjusri Mulakalpa B)
Sukhavati-vyuha
C) Guhyasamaja D)
Madhyamika Karika
Answer: C) Guhyasamaja
13.In Vajrayana Buddhism, each Dhyani Buddha is depicted sitting on which object?
A)
A throne B) A
full-blown lotus
C) A cloud D)
A stone slab
Answer: B) A full-blown lotus
14.What is the distinctive feature common to all Dhyani Buddhas in their depictions?
A)
They are depicted with a halo
B) They are depicted holding a book
C) They are depicted sitting in a meditative pose with crossed legs
D) They are depicted with multiple arms
Answer: C) They are depicted sitting in a meditative pose with crossed legs
15.Which of the following is NOT a feature listed in Table 1 regarding the Dhyani Buddhas?
A)
Elements B)
Mudras
C) Spouses D)
Symbols
Answer: C) Spouses
16.What is the primary purpose of the Pali Canonical Texts?
A)
To offer philosophical debates
B) To record the Buddha’s miracles
C) To serve as the Buddhist sacred literature and provide laws, doctrines, and
teachings
D) To document the historical events during Buddha's lifetime
Answer: C) To serve as the Buddhist sacred literature and provide laws, doctrines, and teachings
17.Which of the following is one of the five nikayas of the Sutta Pitaka in the Pali Canon?
A)
Digha-nikaya B)
Vishnu-nikaya
C) Mahayana-nikaya D)
Sakyamuni-nikaya
Answer: A) Digha-nikaya
18.Which text in the Vinaya Pitaka contains rules for monastic discipline?
A)
Patimokkha B) Sutta
Pitaka
C) Anguttara-nikaya D)
Mahavagga
Answer: A) Patimokkha
19.The Chullavagga section of the Vinaya Pitaka contains which type of content?
A)
Ethical precepts for laypeople
B) Stories, duties for monks, and methods of settling disputes
C) Rituals for meditation
D) Discourses on the philosophy of nirvana
Answer: B) Stories, duties for monks, and methods of settling disputes
20.Which of the following is the primary theme of the Digha-nikaya?
A)
Buddhist ethics and moral conduct
B) The Buddha’s last speeches, death, and funeral ceremonies
C) Ascetic practices
D) Discussions of Buddhist cosmology and metaphysics
Answer: B) The Buddha’s last speeches, death, and funeral ceremonies
21.The Sutta Pitaka includes a collection of teachings in the form of aphorisms and discourses. Which of the following is NOT a nikaya within the Sutta Pitaka?
A)
Samyutta-nikaya B)
Anguttara-nikaya
C) Mahayana-nikaya D)
Khuddaka-nikaya
Answer: C) Mahayana-nikaya
22.Which text in the Sutta Pitaka contains an anthology of smaller Buddhist pieces?
A)
Digha-nikaya B) Majjhima-nikaya
C) Samyutta-nikaya D)
Khuddaka-nikaya
Answer: D) Khuddaka-nikaya
23.The Manjusri Mulakalpa and the Guhyasamaja are central texts of which form of Buddhism?
A)
Hinayana B)
Theravada
C) Mahayana D)
Vajrayana
Answer: D) Vajrayana
24.Which of the following Dhyani Buddhas is associated with the element 'Air'?
A)
Amitabha
B) Akshobhya
C) Vairochana
D) Ratnasambhava
Answer: A) Amitabha
25.In the context of the Sutta Pitaka, what does the term "nikaya" refer to?
A)
A specific Buddhist school
B) A collection of teachings or sermons
C) A type of meditation practice
D) A historical account of the Buddha's life
Answer: B) A collection of teachings or sermons
26.What colour is associated with the Dhyani Buddha Vairochana?
A)
Red
B) Blue
C) White
D) Yellow
Answer: C) White
27. The Sutta Pitaka includes the Majjhima-nikaya, which contains discussions of Buddhist doctrine. What is a key focus of this collection?
A)
The origin of the universe
B) The Buddha's teachings on caste
C) Buddha's relationship with Jainism and other religions
D) Rituals for the laity
Answer: C) Buddha's relationship with Jainism and other religions
28.Which Dhyani Buddha corresponds to the element 'Fire'?
A)
Amitabha B)
Akshobhya
C) Ratnasambhava D)
Amoghasiddhi
Answer: C) Ratnasambhava
29.Which of the following is a feature associated with the Sakti of Amitabha?
A)
Vajrapani B)
Lochana
C) Pandara D)
Marichi
Answer: C) Pandara
30.Which Dhyani Buddha is associated with the vahana (vehicle) of the Peacock?
A)
Amitabha B) Vairochana
C) Akshobhya D) Ratnasambhava
Answer: A) Amitabha
31.What is the purpose of the Khuddaka-patha in the Pali Canon?
A)
A meditation guide for advanced monks
B) A collection of stories for laypeople
C) A book for young neophytes when they join the Sangha
D) A collection of sermons for monks
Answer: C) A book for young neophytes when they join the Sangha
32.Which of the following texts is considered the best known of the Buddhist canonical texts?
A)
The Jataka
B) The Dhammapada
C) The Suttanipata
D) The Udana
Answer: B) The Dhammapada
33.In the story of the blind men and the elephant found in the Udana, what does it illustrate?
A)
The importance of individual perspectives in understanding truth
B) The superiority of certain monks over others
C) The Buddha’s ability to perform miracles
D) The relationship between the Buddha and other deities
Answer: A) The importance of individual perspectives in understanding truth
34.Which of the following texts contains 120 sayings that address deep human existential problems?
A)
The Dhammapada B)
The Suttanipata
C) The Itivuttaka D)
The Udana
Answer: C) The Itivuttaka
35.The Suttanipata preserves many fragments of what kind of material?
A)
Buddhist doctrinal teachings
B) Early Buddhist poetry
C) Meditation practices
D) Monastic rules
Answer: B) Early Buddhist poetry
36.The Jataka tales narrate which aspect of the Buddha’s life?
A)
The Buddha’s teachings after enlightenment
B) Buddha’s former lives and how he attained spiritual knowledge
C) The Buddha’s miraculous abilities
D) The Buddha’s encounters with various kings
Answer: B) Buddha’s former lives and how he attained spiritual knowledge
37.The Buddhavamsa records legends about which of the following?
A)
Buddha’s teachings in India
B) The twenty-four Buddhas who preceded Gautama
C) The Buddha’s death and cremation
D) Buddha’s relationships with various gods
Answer: B) The twenty-four Buddhas who preceded Gautama
38.What is the focus of the Theragatha and Therigatha in the Khuddaka-nikaya?
A)
Buddha’s sermons to monks and nuns
B) Religious lyrical poetry of a high order
C) Monastic rules and disciplines
D) The Buddha’s family history
Answer: B) Religious lyrical poetry of a high order
39.Which text in the Pali Canon provides a philosophical exposition of Buddhist psychology and ethics?
A)
The Kathavatthu B) The
Dhammasangani
C) The Mahavamsa D) The
Milindapanho
Answer: B) The Dhammasangani
40.Which text in the Pali Canon deals with the finer points of mind training, psychology, and dogma?
A)
The Abhidhamma Pitaka B) The
Khuddaka-patha
C) The Udana D)
The Itivuttaka
Answer: A) The Abhidhamma Pitaka
41.Which text from the Pali Canon is focused on a conversation between the sage Nagasena and the Bactrian Greek king Menander?
A)
The Mahavamsa B) The Milindapanho
C) The Lalitavistara D) The
Dipavamsa
Answer: B) The Milindapanho
42.The Mahavastu presents doctrines of which Buddhist sects?
A)
Theravada B) Mahasanghika
(proto-Mahayana)
C) Sarvastivada D) Pure Land
Answer: B) Mahasanghika (proto-Mahayana)
43.The Lalitavistara, written in Sanskritized Prakrit, primarily focuses on which aspect of the Buddha's life?
A)
The Buddha’s death and the mourning period
B) The Buddha’s early meditation practices
C) Buddha's legendary life and spiritual journey
D) Buddha’s interactions with non-Buddhist sects
Answer: C) Buddha's legendary life and spiritual journey
44.The Dipavamsa and Mahavamsa primarily record which historical event?
A)
Buddha’s enlightenment
B) The introduction of Buddhism into Ceylon by Asoka’s son Mahinda
C) The Buddha’s miraculous feats
D) The development of the Buddhist monastic code
Answer: B) The introduction of Buddhism into Ceylon by Asoka’s son Mahinda
45.Which of the following Pali works details the history of Buddhism in Ceylon up to 350 AD?
A)
Mahavamsa B)
Dipavamsa
C) The Jataka D)
The Milindapanho
Answer: B) Dipavamsa
46.What does the "Abhidhamma Pitaka" focus on in addition to Buddhist philosophy?
A)
The Buddha’s childhood
B) Detailed philosophical expositions and fine points of mind training
C) The Buddha’s travels across India
D) The lives of monks and nuns
Answer: B) Detailed philosophical expositions and fine points of mind training
47.Which of the following texts is often considered one of the last Buddhist works produced in India, known for its ethical tone?
A)
The Milindapanho B) Saraha's
Dohakosa
C) The Lalitavistara D) The
Mahavastu
Answer: B) Saraha's Dohakosa
48.What is the significance of the "Manjusri Mulakalpa" in Tantric Buddhism?
A)
It contains rules of monastic discipline
B) It deals with yoga, anuttarayoga, mudras, mandalas, and mantras
C) It details the historical life of the Buddha
D) It focuses on the history of Buddhist kings
Answer: B) It deals with yoga, anuttarayoga, mudras, mandalas, and mantras
49.Which of the following is NOT associated with Vajrayana Buddhism?
A)
Recitation of mantras
B) Performing yoga postures
C) Development of a pantheon of gods and goddesses
D) Emphasis on achieving salvation through personal effort only
Answer: D) Emphasis on achieving salvation through personal effort only
50.Which goddess is frequently associated with the Vajrayana form of Tantric Buddhism?
A)
Tara B) Saraswati
C) Lakshmi D) Parvati
Answer: A) Tara
51.What is one of the key rituals of Vajrayana Buddhism?
A)
Meditation on the Four Noble Truths
B) Repetition of mantras such as "Om mani padme hum"
C) Offering flowers at the foot of the Buddha's statue
D) The study of the Pali Canon
Answer: B) Repetition of mantras such as "Om mani padme hum"
52.Which of the following was a common feature of the Left-Hand Tantric sects (Vajrayana)?
A)
Devotion to masculine divinities
B) Rejection of all rituals and symbols
C) Focus on female counterparts or wives of divinities
D) Meditation exclusively in solitary caves
Answer: C) Focus on female counterparts or wives of divinities
53.According to Vajrayana beliefs, how can one acquire magical power?
A)
By learning meditation techniques alone
B) Through the study of ancient scriptures
C) By performing tantra and reciting mantras to compel the gods
D) Through personal purity and strict discipline
Answer: C) By performing tantra and reciting mantras to compel the gods
54.Which of the following is NOT part of the Buddhist pantheon that emerged in Vajrayana Buddhism?
A)
Adi Buddha B) Adi
Prajna
C) Krishna D)
Dhyani Buddhas
Answer: C) Krishna
55.What does the term "Dhyani Buddhas" represent in Vajrayana Buddhism?
A)
Bodhisattvas who assist in the creation of the world
B) Deified kings who ruled Buddhist territories
C) Buddhas who represent the five material elements and cosmic elements
D) The historical Buddha Gautama
Answer: C) Buddhas who represent the five material elements and cosmic elements
56.In the system of Dhyani Buddhas, which element does Amitabha represent?
A)
Fire B)
Water
C) Air D) Earth
Answer: C) Air
57.Which of the following is NOT a Bodhisattva associated with the Dhyani Buddhas?
A)
Padmapani B)
Vajrapani
C) Avalokitesvara D)
Vishnu
Answer: D) Vishnu
58.The "Manjusri Mulakalpa" mentions a pair of divine parents in the Buddhist pantheon. Who are they?
A)
Buddha and Prajna B)
Adi Buddha and Adi Prajna
C) Tara and Avalokitesvara D)
Amitabha and Padmapani
Answer: B) Adi Buddha and Adi Prajna
59.Which of the following is NOT a characteristic associated with the five Dhyani Buddhas?
A)
They represent the five material elements
B) They each have their own consort
C) They are worshipped as the primary deities in early Buddhist teachings
D) They correspond to different cosmic elements like sensation and consciousness
Answer: C) They are worshipped as the primary deities in early Buddhist teachings
60.The five Dhyani Buddhas correspond to which elements of the human experience?
A)
The Five Precepts
B) The Four Noble Truths
C) The five material and cosmic elements
D) The Bodhisattvas of Compassion
Answer: C) The five material and cosmic elements
61.What is the primary goal of the Tantric rituals performed in Vajrayana Buddhism?
A)
To achieve Nirvana
B) To acquire magical power
C) To learn the Buddha’s teachings
D) To attain personal enlightenment through meditation
Answer: B) To acquire magical power
62.Which text is considered to contain the earliest available Buddhist Tantric literature?
A)
The Guhyasamaja B)
The Manjusri Mulakalpa
C) The Milindapanho D)
The Lalitavistara
Answer: A) The Guhyasamaja
63.What is the role of the Dhyani Buddhas in the Buddhist creation narrative?
A)
They actively create the world
B) They are considered to have no role in creation
C) They are seen as the parents of all life
D) They are the historical Buddhas of the past
Answer: B) They are considered to have no role in creation
64.The Pali Canon is composed of how many parts?
A)
Two B) Three
C) Four D) Five
Answer: B) Three
65.The "Vinaya Pitaka" is primarily concerned with which of the following?
A)
The meditation techniques of monks
B) The ethical teachings of the Buddha
C) Rules of monastic discipline for monks
D) Accounts of the Buddha’s life and teachings
Answer: C) Rules of monastic discipline for monks
66.The "Sutta Pitaka" includes which of the following collections?
A)
Rules of monastic life
B) A collection of philosophical discussions
C) Sermons and aphorisms for the laity
D) The biography of Buddha
Answer: C) Sermons and aphorisms for the laity
67.Which of the following is a feature of the "Anguttara-nikaya"?
A)
It includes a collection of long and detailed philosophical debates
B) It is arranged in ascending numerical order, enumerating Buddhist principles
C) It consists of stories of the Buddha’s former lives
D) It focuses exclusively on meditation techniques
Answer: B) It is arranged in ascending numerical order, enumerating Buddhist principles
68.The "Khuddaka-nikaya" is known for including which of the following texts?
A)
The Patimokkha B)
The Udana
C) The Samyutta-nikaya D)
The Milindapanho
Answer: B) The Udana
69.What was the primary theme of the "Prajna-paramita" sutras?
A)
The concept of sunyata (nothingness)
B) The teachings of Buddha's life story
C) Meditation techniques
D) The story of the Buddha's enlightenment
Answer: A) The concept of sunyata (nothingness)
70.Which sutra is often called the Bible of half of Asia?
A)
Avatamsaka B) Gandhavyuha
C) Saddharma-puhdarika (Lotus Sutra) D)
Vajrachhedika
Answer: C) Saddharma-puhdarika (Lotus Sutra)
71.What is the main doctrine taught in the "Avatamsaka" Sutra?
A)
Transcendental wisdom
B) The interpenetration of all things in the world
C) The salvation through faith in Amitabha
D) The journey of bodhisattvas to nirvana
Answer: B) The interpenetration of all things in the world
72.Which concept does the "Gandhavyuha" Sutra primarily teach?
A)
The concept of Mind alone
B) The transference of merit for others' salvation
C) The power of meditation for enlightenment
D) The eternal cycle of samsara
Answer: B) The transference of merit for others' salvation
73.What is the main teaching of the "Vajrachhedika" or Diamond Sutra?
A)
The cycle of reincarnation
B) The doctrine of sunyata (emptiness)
C) The role of bodhisattvas
D) The cultivation of super-conscious intuition
Answer: B) The doctrine of sunyata (emptiness)
74.The "Mahapari-nirvana" Sutra was delivered by Buddha on the verge of which event?
A)
His birth
B) His enlightenment
C) His death and entry into nirvana
D) His first sermon
Answer: C) His death and entry into nirvana
75.Who is believed to have written the "Lankavatara" Sutra?
A)
Nagarjuna
B) Vasubandhu
C) Asvaghosha
D) Buddha himself
Answer: B) Vasubandhu
76.What is the central teaching of the "Surangama" Sutra?
A)
The importance of devotion to Amitabha
B) The use of concentration and meditation to attain enlightenment
C) The practice of idol worship
D) The story of Buddha’s life in past lives
Answer: B) The use of concentration and meditation to attain enlightenment
77.Which of the following was a major cause for the popularity of Buddhism?
A)
Its attachment to the varna system
B) The use of Sanskrit as the primary language of instruction
C) The admission of women to the Sangha
D) The establishment of royal dynasties exclusively for Buddhist rulers
Answer: C) The admission of women to the Sangha
78.Which event led to the decline of Buddhism in India?
A)
The rise of Mahayana Buddhism
B) Reform of Brahmanism and the rise of Bhagavatism
C) The adoption of Buddhist principles by all rulers
D) The decline of royal patronage
Answer: B) Reform of Brahmanism and the rise of Bhagavatism
79.What contributed to the decline of Buddhism in India during the 5th and 6th centuries?
A)
The rise of Buddhist philosophical schools
B) Attacks by the Hunas and Turkish invaders
C) The growing popularity of the Pali Canon
D) Increased popularity of the Sukhavativyuha Sutra
Answer: B) Attacks by the Hunas and Turkish invaders
80.The practice of idol-worship and the receiving of offerings by Buddhists led to what consequence?
A)
Strengthened moral standards
B) Deterioration in moral standards
C) Revival of original Buddhist teachings
D) The development of Mahayana doctrines
Answer: B) Deterioration in moral standards
81.Which of the following was a primary feature of the Mahayana sutras?
A)
They were all originally written in Sanskrit
B) They were delivered by Buddha in dialogue or discourse form
C) They were solely concerned with the life of the Buddha
D) They were primarily written for monastic communities
Answer: B) They were delivered by Buddha in dialogue or discourse form
82.Who is associated with the codification of Mahayana doctrines in the early centuries AD?
A)
Gautama Buddha B) Nagarjuna
and Asvaghosha
C) King Asoka D)
Harsha
Answer: B) Nagarjuna and Asvaghosha
83.What is the significance of the "Buddhacharita" written by Asvaghosha?
A)
It is a philosophical treatise on sunyata
B) It is a poetic biography of Buddha
C) It outlines the practice of meditation
D) It is a guide to Buddhist monastic life
Answer: B) It is a poetic biography of Buddha
84.The "Sukhavativyuha" Sutra primarily deals with salvation through faith in which figure?
A)
Gautama Buddha B) Amitabha
Buddha
C) Avalokitesvara D)
Maitreya
Answer: B) Amitabha Buddha
85.What was the primary reason Buddhism attracted the lower classes in India?
A)
Its appeal to royal and noble families
B) Its rejection of the varna (caste) system
C) The emphasis on complex metaphysical discussions
D) Its exclusivity to male followers
Answer: B) Its rejection of the varna (caste) system
86.Which of the following was a key contribution of Buddhism to Indian culture?
A)
The promotion of idol worship
B) The concept of ahimsa (non-violence)
C) The development of Sanskrit literature
D) The establishment of monarchical rule
Answer: B) The concept of ahimsa (non-violence)
87.In which field did Buddhism make a significant contribution by creating human statues for worship?
A)
Literature B)
Art and Architecture
C) Philosophy D)
Military Strategy
Answer: B) Art and Architecture
88.Which of the following is NOT a form of Buddhist architecture?
A)
Stupa B)
Chaitya
C) Vihara D)
Mandir
Answer: D) Mandir
89.Buddhist monasteries were primarily called:
A)
Chaityas B)
Viharas
C) Stupas D)
Pagodas
Answer: B) Viharas
90.Which of the following Buddhist educational institutions was known for promoting learning in ancient India?
A)
Vikramasila B) Nalanda
C) Taxila D)
All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
91.Which language did Buddhism promote alongside Pali in ancient India?
A)
Sanskrit B)
Kannada
C) Hindi D)
Tamil
Answer: B) Kannada
92.One of the main contributions of Buddhism was the replacement of dogmatism and faith with:
A)
Rituals and sacrifices B)
Reason and logic
C) Mythical narratives D)
Complex philosophies
Answer: B) Reason and logic
93.Buddhism contributed to the promotion of:
A)
Trade and commerce B)
Caste-based societies
C) Military expansion D)
Preservation of ancient scriptures
Answer: A) Trade and commerce
94.The twenty-four tirthankaras of Jainism are all considered to be:
A)
Kings of ancient India B)
Kshatriyas
C) Religious followers of Buddha D)
Brahman priests
Answer: B) Kshatriyas
95.Who is believed to be the historical predecessor of Mahavira and the twenty-third tirthankara of Jainism?
A)
Parsvanatha B)
Rishabha
C) Arishtanemi D)
Sambhava
Answer: A) Parsvanatha
96.The title "tirthankara" in Jainism refers to:
A)
Religious scholars
B) Kings who ruled over the Jain community
C) Spiritual guides who show the path to salvation
D) Priests who performed sacrifices
Answer: C) Spiritual guides who show the path to salvation
97.What is the symbol associated with the tirthankara Rishabha in Jainism?
A)
Elephant B)
Bull
C) Horse D)
Dolphin
Answer: B) Bull
98.What is the symbol of the tirthankara Mahavira in Jainism?
A)
Moon B) Lion
C) Tortoise D) Conch
Answer: B) Lion
99.Which of the following symbols is associated with the tirthankara Ajita?
A)
Elephant B)
Swastika
C) Heron D)
Red Lotus
Answer: A) Elephant
100. Who was Arishtanemi, also known as Nemi, in Jainism?
A)
The first tirthankara B)
A cousin of Krishna
C) The last tirthankara D)
A prominent king
Answer: B) A cousin of Krishna
101. The symbol "hooded serpent" is associated with which tirthankara in Jainism?
A)
Parsva B) Malli
C) Suvrata D) Sreyamsa
Answer: A) Parsva
102. What symbol represents the tirthankara Sambhava?
A)
Dolphin B)
Horse
C) Ape D)
Jar
Answer: B) Horse
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