Question 1

The duties obligatory on ________ are teaching, performance of ceremonial sacrifice etc.

Accepted Answer

A) Brahmana 
B) Kshatriya 
C) Vaisya 
D) Sudra 
A) Brahmana 
B) Kshatriya 
C) Vaisya 
D) Sudra

Question 2

The society was divided into four classes (varnas). They are:

Accepted Answer

A) Brahmacarya, Grahastya, Vanaprasta and Samnyasa 
B) Brahmana, Ksatriya, Vaisya and Sudra 
C) Wisdom, Courage ,Temperance and Justice 
D) Elders, Children , Men and Women 
A) Brahmacarya, Grahastya, Vanaprasta and Samnyasa 
B) Brahmana, Ksatriya, Vaisya and Sudra 
C) Wisdom, Courage ,Temperance and Justice 
D) Elders, Children , Men and Women

Question 3

Whose doctrine is anticipated by the Gita conception of svadharma appropriate to svabhaba.

Accepted Answer

A) Buddha 
B) Bradley 
C) Mill 
D) Kant 
A) Buddha 
B) Bradley 
C) Mill 
D) Kant

Question 4

Karma literally means

Accepted Answer

A) Joining 
B) Duty 
C) A deed 
D) None of these 
A) Joining 
B) Duty 
C) A deed 
D) None of these

Question 5

The clergy and the laity are organically related and the difference is only of degree and not of kind in:

Accepted Answer

A) Buddhism 
B) Jainism 
C) Sikhism 
D) Hinduism 
A) Buddhism 
B) Jainism 
C) Sikhism 
D) Hinduism

The duties obligatory on ________ are teaching, performance of ceremonial sacrifice etc.

The society was divided into four classes (varnas). They are:

Whose doctrine is anticipated by the Gita conception of svadharma appropriate to svabhaba.

Karma literally means

The clergy and the laity are organically related and the difference is only of degree and not of kind in:

Ethics Philosophy

Exploring the Foundations of Ethics

Exploring Positive Science, Ethics, and Psychology

Exploring the Concepts of Character, Conduct, and Hedonism

Advocates of Utilitarianism and Kants Ethical Theory

Kantian Ethics and Moral Duties

Exploring Virtue and Theories of Punishment in Ethics

Exploring Ethics: From Jainism to Indian Constitution

The Science of Ethics: Exploring Data and Postulates

Exploring the Depths of Knowledge: a Journey Through Socratic Philosophy

Ethical Theories and Concepts

Ethical Considerations in Morality and Society

Ethics and Business Practices

Exploring Codes of Conduct and the Importance of Business Ethics

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Exam 8: Exploring the Concepts of Karma, Svadharma, and Purushartha

The duties obligatory on ________ are teaching, performance of ceremonial sacrifice etc.

The society was divided into four classes (varnas). They are:

Whose doctrine is anticipated by the Gita conception of svadharma appropriate to svabhaba.

Karma literally means

The clergy and the laity are organically related and the difference is only of degree and not of kind in:

Ethics Philosophy

Exploring the Foundations of Ethics

Exploring Positive Science, Ethics, and Psychology

Exploring the Concepts of Character, Conduct, and Hedonism

Advocates of Utilitarianism and Kants Ethical Theory

Kantian Ethics and Moral Duties

Exploring Virtue and Theories of Punishment in Ethics

Exploring Ethics: From Jainism to Indian Constitution

The Science of Ethics: Exploring Data and Postulates

Exploring the Depths of Knowledge: a Journey Through Socratic Philosophy

Ethical Theories and Concepts

Ethical Considerations in Morality and Society

Ethics and Business Practices

Exploring Codes of Conduct and the Importance of Business Ethics

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