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The group of pilgrims described by Dharampal was returning from

(A) Amarnath
(B) Haridwar
(C) Prayag
(D) Rameswaram

Correct Answer: D

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Question (12)

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According to Dharampal’s account, the pilgrims carried necessities such as

(A) Rice, tea and fruits
(B) Atta, ghee and sugar
(C) Pulses, salt and milk
(D) Wheat, vegetables and spices

Correct Answer: B

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Question (13)

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Why did the pilgrims in Dharampal’s account not stop in Delhi?

(A) They disliked the city.
(B) They had no money.
(C) They needed to continue to Haridwar.
(D) Their train did not halt there.

Correct Answer: C

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Question (14)

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In the Jain tradition, tīrthas are mainly associated with places where

(A) Kings were crowned
(B) Tīrthankaras attained liberation or significant events of their lives occurred
(C) Major battles were fought
(D) Trade fairs were held

Correct Answer: B

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Question (15)

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Trees, ponds, hills and mountains visited or meditated upon by Tīrthankaras are considered

(A) Commercial zones
(B) Political centres
(C) Sacred
(D) Protected reserves only

Correct Answer: C

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Question (16)

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Which of the following is a Jain pilgrimage site mentioned in the chapter?

(A) Mount Abu
(B) Bodh Gaya
(C) Amritsar
(D) Haridwar

Correct Answer: A

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Question (17)

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The pilgrimage to Sabarimala is dedicated to

(A) Shiva
(B) Vishnu
(C) Ayyappa
(D) Buddha

Correct Answer: C

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Question (18)

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Approximately how many devotees visit Sabarimala every year?

(A) Two million
(B) Five million
(C) Eight million
(D) Ten million

Correct Answer: D

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Question (19)

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Traditionally, reaching the Sabarimala shrine involved

(A) Crossing deserts
(B) Sailing across seas
(C) Trekking through hills and forests
(D) Travelling by riverboats

Correct Answer: C

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Question (20)

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The difficult route to Sabarimala symbolises

(A) Economic hardship
(B) Political struggle
(C) Difficulties of the inner spiritual path
(D) Climatic challenges only

Correct Answer: C

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Question (11)

The group of pilgrims described by Dharampal was returning from

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Question (12)

According to Dharampal’s account, the pilgrims carried necessities such as

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Question (13)

Why did the pilgrims in Dharampal’s account not stop in Delhi?

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Question (14)

In the Jain tradition, tīrthas are mainly associated with places where

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Question (15)

Trees, ponds, hills and mountains visited or meditated upon by Tīrthankaras are considered

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Question (16)

Which of the following is a Jain pilgrimage site mentioned in the chapter?

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Question (17)

The pilgrimage to Sabarimala is dedicated to

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Question (18)

Approximately how many devotees visit Sabarimala every year?

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Question (19)

Traditionally, reaching the Sabarimala shrine involved

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The difficult route to Sabarimala symbolises

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