TS Board Telangana SCERT Class 7 Social Solutions 21st Lesson Devotional Paths to the Divine Textbook Questions and Answers.
TS 7th Class Social 21st Lesson Questions and Answers – Devotional Paths to the Divine
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Question I.
Fill in the blanks:
a) Ramanuja was influenced by the …………………………………. .
b) ………………………….., …………………….. and ……………. were advocates of Virashaivism.
c) …………….. was an important centre of the Bhakti tradition in Maharashtra.
Answers:
a) Alvars
b) Basavanna, Allama Prabhu and Akkamahadevi
c) Pandharpur
Question 2.
Describe the beliefs and practices of Nathpanthis, Siddhas and Yogis.
Answer:
- Nathpanthis, Siddhas and Yogis were the religious groups which emerged during the medieval period.
- All of these criticised the rituals and other aspects of traditional religious and social order.
- They promoted the idea of renunciation of the world.
- According to them, we can achieve salvation with meditation on the formless ultimate reality and the realisation of oneness with it.
- They also advocated many practices of mind and body through meditation, yoga asanas, and breathing exercises.
Question 3.
What were the major ideas expressed by Kabir? How did he express them?
Answer:
Major ideas expressed by Kahir:
- Rejection of the major religious traditions.
- Criticism of all external worship of both Brahmanical Hinduism and l.lam.
- No caste system
- Belief in formless Supreme God.
- Kabir preached that the only path to salvation was through bhakti or devotion.
Question 4.
What were the major beliefs and practices of the Sufis?
Answer:
Sufis were Muslini mystics. Their beliefs were
- Rejection of outward religiosity and pomp
- Emphasis on love and devotion to God, and
- Compassion towards all fellow human beings.
- Islam propagated strict monotheism or submission to one God.
The practices of Sufis were
- Rejection of idol worship
- Simplification of rituals of worship into collective prayers and
- Development of a holy law called Shariat.
- They sought union with God.
Question 5.
Why do you think many teachers rejected prevalent religious beliefs and practices?
Answer:
Almost all the teachers of mediecal age, including Sufis and saints, rejected the prevalent religious beliefs and practices because all the religions were giving stress to worship different Gods. All the religions had numerous shortcomings and they promoted divisions and castes in the society.
Question 6.
What were the major teachings of Baba Guru Nanak?
Answer:
Major teachings of Baba Guru Nanak
- Worship of one God
- Irrelevance of caste, creed, and gender for attaining liberation
- Pursuit of active life with a strong sense of social commitment.
- Nam, dan, and is nan are the terms used for the essence of his teaching.
- Nam – apna, Kirt-Karna, and Vandchhakna underline the importance of right belief and worship, honest living, and helping others.
- Idea of equality.
- The idea of liberation is the pursuit of active life with a strong sense of social commitment.
Question 7.
For either the Virashaivas or the Saints of Maharashtra, discuss their attitude towards caste.
Answer:
Attitude of Virashaivas:
The Virashaivas argued strongly for the equality of all human beings. They were against Brahmanical ideas about caste and the treatment of women. They were also against all forms of ritual and idol worship.
An attitude of saints of Maharashtra: The saints of Maharashtra were against all forms of ritualism. They were also against the outward display of piety and social differences based on birth. They rejected the idea of renunciation and preferred to live with their families while humbly serving fellow human beings in need.
Question 8.
Why do ordinary people still remember Mirabai?
Answer:
Ordinary people preserved the memory of Mirahai because of the following reasons.
- Mirabai was very much devoted to Lord Krishna.
- She composed mans’ haha jans expressing her great devotion.
- Her songs openly challenged the norms of the upper castes,
- She became popular with the masses in Rajasthan and Gujarat because the songs are in regional language and can easily be sung by common people also.
Question 9.
Read the para under the title ‘A close look: Kabir” of text page 194 and comment on it.
A. Closer Look Kabir who probably lived in the fifteenth-sixteenth centuries, was one of the most
influential saints. He was brought up in a family of Muslim julahas or weavers settled near the city of Benares (Varanasi). We have little reliable information about his Ife. We get to know of his ideas from a vest collection of verses filled sakhis and pads said to have been composed by him and sung by wandering bhajan singers.
Some of these were later collected and preserved in the Guru Granth Sahib, Panch Vani and Bijak. Kabir’s teachings were based on a complete, indeed vehement, rejection of the major religious traditions. His teachings openly ridiculed all forms of external worship of both Hinduism and Islam, the pre-eminence of the priesthi dasses and the caste system. The language of his portal was a form of spoken Hindi. widely understood In, ordinary people.
Kabir believed in a formless Supreme God and spread led that the only path to salvation was through bhakti or devotion. Kabir drew his followers from among both Hindus and Muslims.
Answer:
1. Kabir was one of the most influential saints.
2. He composed a vast collection of verses called “Sakhis” and Pads’.
3. He rejected major religious traditions.
4. He opposed external worship of both Hinduism and Islam.
5. He opposed caste system.
6. He believed in a formless Supreme God and preached that the only path to salvation was through bhakti or devotion.
Question 10.
Write about a festival celebrated by the people in your area.
Answer:
- “Meddrim Jatara” is the festival celebrated by the people together in our district that is Warangal.
- Sammakka and Sarakka are the local Goddeses of Warangal.
- It is organised once in two years for 3 days.
- During the Jatara, devotees feel the spirits or the goddess possess them.
- The people offer hangaram Le., jaggery to the goddess.
- It symbolizes the unity of Warangal.
Project Work
Question 1.
Visit any dargahs, gurudwaras or temples associated with saints of the bhakthi tradition and describe what you saw and heard about them.
Answer:
Students’ activity: Here are some clues given for reference.
- Dargahs are the places where the body of the saint is buried.
- Here no idol worship is followed
- Only teaching of the saint are chanted.
- Guru Dwara is the holy place of Sikhs.
- Holy book of Sikhs i.e. ‘Guru Granth Sahib” is worshipped here.
- Chaitanya temple is the temple associated with Saint Chaitanya.
- Lord Krishna is worshiped here,
- Bhakthi is practised through Bhajanas in local language.
Question 2.
Get information about other works of the saint poets mentioned in the chapter. Find out whether they are sung, how they are sung, and what the poets wrote?
Answer:
Students activity.
Intext Questions
Text Book Page No. 189
Read the Poem and answer the following questions:
(Reading the text (given), understanding and interpretation)
The rich
Will make temples for Shiva.
what shall I,
A poor man
Do?
My legs are pillars.
The body the shrine.
The head a cupola
Of gold.
Listen, O Lord of the meeting rivers,
Things standing shall fail,
But the moving ever shall ship.
a. What were the major ideas expressed by Basavanna?
Answer:
Basavanna expressed that his body itself is temple for God, with his legs as pillars and his head as the Sikhara of a temple. Like in a flowing river, things that are standing fall down and the moving things in river stay floating, one who believes God remains unaffected with worldly changes and movements.
b. Whal is the temple that Basavanna is offering to God?
Answer:
Basavanna is offering his body as temple to God.
Text Book Page No. 190
(Reading the text (given), understanding and interpretation)
He who identifies
with the battered and the beaten,
Mark him as a saint.
For God is with him.
He holds
Every. forsaken man
Close to his heart,
He treats
A slave
As his own son.
Says Tuka,
I won’t be tired
to repeat again.
Such a man
Is God
In-person.
Read the above poem and answer the following questions:
a. Why do you think Tukaram considers friends of the poor and suffering as the real devotees of God? (Appreciation and Sensitivity)
Answer:
In Tukararn’s opinion, the poor and suffering are the real saints. God is with them because God saves every forsaken man and treats a slave as his own son. So the “the poor and suffering’ are the real devotees of God.
b. Who is a saint?
Answer:
As per the poet, the one, who identifies himself with the battered and the beaten, is a saint.
Question 3.
Read the poem and answer the following question:
(Reading the text (given), understanding and interpretation)
You made us low caste,
why don’t you face that fact, Great Lord?
Our whole life- leftover food to eat.
You should be ashamed of this.
You have eaten in our home.
How can you deny it?
Chokhas (son) Karmainela asks
why did you give me life?
Question.
Discuss the ideas on the social order expressed in these compositions. (Appreciation and Sensitivity)
Answer:
Questioning God about the pity of downtrodden people in the society for him God made some people as superiors and some people as inferiors. The lives of low-caste people were miserable in the society in those times.
Text Book Page No. 192
Question 4.
If you have ever been to a Dargah, describe it to your friends in the class. How do people show respects to the Pir and what do they pray for? (Appreciation and Sensitivity)
Answer:
I visited Jahangeer peer Dargah in Kothur mandal of Mahabubnagar district. People of all religions visit the dargah. They offer flowers and chadar. On Fridays, more people visit. People believe that the Pir in the Dargah blesses them.
Text Book Page No. 193
Question 5.
Can you name some Vaggeyakaras and their Keertanas?
Answer:
Annamayya, Kshetrayya, Tyagayva, Muthuswamy are some Vaggevakaras. Brahrnamokkate, Ye puranam una. Kondalalo nelakonna are Annamavya keertanas Tyagayya wrote some popular keertanas like Endaro Mahanuhhazulu, Seetamma Mayarnrna, Nagurnomu ganakni etc.,
Text Book Page No. 194
Question 6.
Have you listened to any such old bhajans in your mother tongue? Find out who composed them. Write down some of them and discuss their meanings in the class. (information skills)
Answer:
Tandanani ahi – Tandanana pure
Tandarwna bhala – Tandanana
B rahinarrwkkafe – Parabralimarnokkate
Para Brahrnanokkate – Parajyrah,narnokkate
Nindara raju nidrinchu nidrayu Nokkate
Andane Bantu Nidra Adiyu Nokate ………..
Mendina Brahmanudu – Metubhurni Yokatc
Chandaludundeti sari bhoomi yokate ……………….
Praise is – praise it
The supreme is one the ultimate supreme is the only one.
The sleep that a king sleeps, the sleep that a servant sleeps, is the same. The burial
ground the scholarly brahmin enters is the same land that the downtrodden enters.
Additional Questions
Question 1.
How do people perform rituals of worship?
Answer:
People perform rituals of worship by singing bhajans, keertans, qawwalis, or by repeating the name of God in silence.
Question 2.
What was the idea of Vishishtadvaita given by Ramanua?
Answer:
Ramanuja propounded the doctrine of Vishishtadvaita or qualified oneness According to Vishistadvaita the soul, even when united with the Supreme God. remained distinct.
Question 3.
Name the most important saint poets of Maharashtra.
Answer:
The most important saint poets of Maharashtra of medieval age were Jnaneshwar, Namdev, Eknath. Tukaram, and Sakkubai.
Question 4.
Name the great Sufis of Central Asia.
Answer:
Ghazzali, Kumi and Sadi were great Suris of Cenal Asia.
Question 5.
Which methods of training were developed by Sufis?
Answer:
Sufis developed many ways of training like chanting of a name, contemplation, singing, dancing, discussion of parable, breath control etc., under the guidance of a master or Pir.
Question 6.
Who is revered as “Pada Kavita Pitamaha”?
Answer:
Annarnayya is revered as ‘l’ada Kavita Pitarnaha’.
Question 7.
Who is known as “Sahaja Kavi”?
Answer:
Potana is known as “Sahaja Kavi”.”
Question 8.
Who composed “RamachariIamanas?
Answer:
“Tulsidas composed “Ramacharitamanas”.
Question 9.
Who wrote ‘Mahabharatham” in Telugu?
Answer:
Bammera Potana wrote Mahahharatam in Telugu.
Question 10.
Who was “Mirabal”?
Answer:
Mirabai was a Rajput princess married into a royal family. She became the disciple Ravidas and devotee of the Lord Krishna.
Question 11.
What was Vira Shaiva movement? (Conceptual understanding)
Answer:
- Vira Shaiva Movement was started by Basavanna and his companions like Allama Prabhu and Akkaniahadevi.
- This was a reaction to the idea of connection between Tamil Bhakti Movement and temple worship.
- This movement was started in Karnataka in the mid-twelfth century.
- The followers of Virashaivism argued strongly for the equality of all human beings and against Brahmanical ideas about caste and the treatment of the women.
- They were also against all forms of ritual and idol worship.
Question 12.
What were the teachings of Ramanuja? (Appreciation and Sensitivity)
Answer:
- Ramanuja was born in Tamilnadu in the eleventh century.
- He was deeply influenced b the Alvars.
- According to him, the best means of attaining salvation was through intense devotion to Vishnu,
- Vishnu in his grace helps the devotee to attain the bliss of union with him.
- Ramanuja propounded the doctrine of Vishishtadvaita or qualified oneness
- According to Vishistadvita the soul, even when united with the Supreme God remains distinct.
- Ramanujan doctrine greatly inspired the new way of bhakti which was developed in North India in later times.
Question 13.
What do you know about Mirabail (Appreciation and Sensitivity.)
Answer:
- Mirabai was a Rajput princess who was married in the royal family of Mewar in the sixteenth century.
- She became the disciple of Ravidas, a saint from untouchable caste.
- She was very much devoted to Krishna and composed many bhajans to show her intense devotion.
- She openly challenged the rule of upper castes and became popular with the masses in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
- Nam, dan, and is nan are the terms used for the essence of his teaching.
Question 14.
What do you know about Kabir? (Conceptual understanding)
Answer:
- Kabir was one of the most influential saints of fifteenth – sixteenth centuries.
- He was brought up in a family of Muslim Julahas or weavers settled near the city of Benares (Varanasi).
- He wrote a vast collection of verses called ‘Sakhis’ and ‘pads’
- He has composed them but were sung by wandering Bhajan singers.
- Some of his verses were later collected and preserved in Guru Granth Sahib, Panch Vani, and Bijak.
- Kabir had completely rejected the idea of religious traditions of all the religions.
- He openly criticised all types of external worship of both Hìnduism and Islam.
- He also strongly condemned the caste system and dominance of priestly classes.
- Kabir believed in a formless Supreme God.
- He said that salvation can be achieved only through bhakti or devotion.
- Kabir drew his followers from both Hindus and Muslims.
Question 15.
Describe the works of Baba Guru Nanak. (Conceptual understanding)
Answer:
Baba Guru Nanak :(1469 – 1539 AD)
- Guru Nanak was born at Taiwandi (Nankana Sahib in Pakistan)
- He traveled widely before establishing a center at Kartarpur (Dera Baba Nanak on the river Ravi)
- He used to worship in the form of singing of his own hymns.
- Irrespective of their form creed, caste, or gender, his followers ate together in the common kitchen (langar).
- The sacred place thus created by Guru Nanak was known as ‘dharma. It is known as ‘Curdwara.
- Guru Granth Sahib is the holy scripture of the Sikhs.
Information skills
A) Read the following questions based on the information given below:
There were 12 Alvars, who came from equally divergent backgrounds. the best known being Periyalvar, his daughter Andal, Tondaradippodi Alvar, and Nammalvar. Their songs were compiled in the ‘Divya Prabandham’.
1. Whose daughter was Andal?
Answer:
Andal was the daughter of Perialvar.
2. How many Alvars were there and who were they?
Answer:
There were 12 Alvars. They were the saints devoted to Vishnu, the God.
3. Who were the famous among the Alvars?
Answer:
Perialvar, Andal, Tondaradippodi Alvar, and Nanimalvar were the famous among them.
4. How are the Alvars famous?
Answer:
The Alvars came from equally divergent backgrounds and they became famous through devotion towards God.
5. What is the holy book of Alvars?
Answer:
Divya l’rabandham’.
B) Read the following questions based on the information given below:
Kancherla Gopanna (1620 – 1680), popularly known as Bhakta Ramadasu, was a 17th-century devotee of Sri Rama and a composer of Carnatic music. He is one among the famous aggeyaka ras (same person being the writer and composer of a song) in the Telugu language. He is renowned for constructing a famous temple for Sri Rama at Bhadrachalam. He composed devotional lyrics to Rama which are popularly known as Ra?lada4su Keertanalu, He wrote Dasarathi Shatakamu”, a collection of nearly 108 poems dedicated to Lord Rama.
1. Who is known as “Ramadasu’?
Answer:
Kancherla Gopanna is known as Ramadasu.
2. Who sere known as Vageakaras?
Answer:
A person who is a writer and composer of a song is known as Vaggevakara.
3. Where did the Ramadasu build a temple?
Answer:
He built a temple of Rama at Bhadrachalam.
4. What did Ramadasu composed?
Answer:
1. He wrote ‘Dasarathi Shatakamu”, a collection of nearly 108 poems dedicated
to Lord Rama.
2. He composed devotional lyrics to Rama known as Ramadasu Keertanalu.
Question 5.
To which century’ did Ramada’ belong to?
Answer:
He belonged to 17th century.
Appreciation and Sensitivity
Look at the pictures and write about them.
Meerabai: She was devoted to Krishna and composed innumerable bhajans expressing her intense devotion. Her songs also openly challenged the norms of the ‘upper’ castes and became popular with the masses in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
Kabir: Kabir, who probably lived in the fifteenth- sixteenth centuries, was one of the most influential saints.
Guru Nanak: If emphasized the importance of the worship of one God. He insisted that caste, creed or gender was irrelevant for attaining liberation.
Baba Guru Nanak as a young man, discussion with holy men was not that of a state of inert bliss but rather the pursuit of active life with a strong sense of social commitment.
Mapping skills
Study the map of India about major bhakti saints and the regions associated with
them.
Answer:
Work Book
Question 1.
The worshippers of Vishnu were known as ( )
A) Alvars
B) Nayanars
C) Saints
D) Virashaivas
Answer:
D) Virashaivas
Question 2.
Ramanuja was born in Tamil Nadu in the ( )
A) 11th century
B) 12th century
C) 13th century
D) 14th century
Answer:
A) 11th century
Question 3.
Ramanuja propounded the doctrine of ( )
A) Advaita
B) Dvaita
C) Vishishtaadvaita
D) Bhakti
Answer:
C) Vishishtaadvaita
Question 4.
Vaishnava movement was initiated by ( )
A) Basavanna
B) Alvars
C) Allama Prabhu
D) Sufis
Answer:
B) Alvars
Question 5.
A number of Saint – poets of Maharashtra belong to these centuries ( )
A) 12th to 16th
B) 13th to 17th
C) 10th to 16th
D) 12th to 17th
Answer:
B) 13th to 17th
Question 6.
The woman saint poet born in Maharashtra ( )
A) Mirabai
B) Sakkubai
C) Radhabai
D) Chand Bibi
Answer:
A) Mirabai
Question 7.
Famous Vitthala temple is at
A) Pandharpur
B) Sholapur
C) Nagpur
D) Kanpur
Answer:
A) Pandharpur
Question 8.
Marathi devotional hymn is known as
A) Bhakti song
B) Abhang
C) Bhajan
D) Qawwalis
Answer:
B) Abhang
Question 9.
Nathpanthis, Slddhas, and Yogis advocated
A) Intense devotion to God
B) Caste pride
C) Renunciation
D) Elaborate rituals
Answer:
C) Renunciation
Question 10.
Muslim scholars developed a holy law called
A) Shariat
B) Unnabi
C) Kabarat
D) Tariqa
Answer:
A) Shariat
Question 11.
Great Sufi among Central Asian Sufis
A) Ghazzali
B) Nayanar
C) Shariat
D) Baba Farid
Answer:
A) Ghazzali
Question 12.
Jalaluddin Rumi, Sufi poet from Iran, wrote in this language
A) Punjabi
B) Persian
C) Hindustani
D) Marathi
Answer:
B) Persian
Question 13.
‘Sahaja Kavi’ was the title of
A) Guru Nanak
B) Kabir
C) Potana
D) Mirabai
Answer:
C) Potana
Question 14.
Mahabhagavatam was written by Potana in
A) Telugu
B) Marathi
C) Kannada
D) Malayalam
Answer:
A) Telugu
Question 15.
Tulasidas conceived God in the form of
A) Krishna
B) Rama
C) Vishnu
D) Panduranga
Answer:
B) Rama
Question 16.
A house of recitation and prayer, Namghar, was set up by
A) Sankaracharya
B) Shankaradeva
C) Dadu Dayal
D) Ravidas
Answer:
B) Shankaradeva
Question 17.
Mirabai was a ……………….. princess. ( )
A) Rajput
B) Assamese
C) Bengali
D) Marathi
Answer:
A) Rajput
Question 18.
Mirabai was married to the prince of ( )
A) Gujarat
B) Bengal
C) Rajput
D) Mewar
Answer:
C) Rajput
Question 19.
Ramcharita Manas was written by ( )
A) Tulsidas
B) Kabir
C) Gurunanak
D) Sankardeva
Answer:
A) Tulsidas
Question 20.
Kabir was brought up by near Henares. ( )
A) Farmers
B) Weavers
C) Drivers
D) Servers
Answer:
B) Weavers
Question 21.
Kabir drew his followers from ( )
A) Hindus
B) Muslims
C) Christians
D) Hindus and Muslims
Answer:
D) Hindus and Muslims
Question 22.
Whose verses are preserved in Guru Granth Sahib? ( )
A) Ramdas
B) Mirabai
C) Suradas
D) Kabir
Answer:
D) Kabir
Question 23.
Gurunanak established a center at Kartarpur on the river ( )
A) Ravi
B) Beas
C) Sutlej
D) Ganga
Answer:
A) Ravi
Question 24.
The sacred place created by Guru Nanak was known as ……………. . ( )
A) Dharmasal
B) Langar
C) Guru Mukhi
D) Sakhis
Answer:
A) Dharmasal
Question 25.
The holy scripture of the Sikhs was ( )
A) Guru Mukhi
B) Guru Granth Sahib
C) Gurudwara
D) Dera Baba Nanak
Answer:
B) Guru Granth Sahib
Question 26.
Yogi Vemana belonged to a caste of ( )
A) Farmers
B) Weavers
C) Barbers
D) Mahar
Answer:
C) Barbers
Question 27.
Vemana lived in this century ( )
A) 16th
B) 15th
C) 17th
D) 13th
Answer:
C) 17th
Question 28.
Yogi Vemana was a ( )
A) Saint
B) Wandering Yogi
C) farmer
D) Sufi preacher
Answer:
A) Saint
Question 29.
Vemana wrote ( )
A) Krithis
B) Bhajans
C) Short poems
D) Songs
Answer:
A) Krithis
Question 30.
Sufi masters held their assemblies in their ( )
A) Khanqah
B) Gurudwara
C) Dharmasal
D) Langar
Answer:
A) Khanqah
Question 31.
“The rich will make temples for Shiva. What shall I a poor man do?” Who said these words ( )
A) Namdar
B) Ramanuja
C) Basavanna
D) Tukaram
Answer:
B) Ramanuja
Question 32.
Choose the correct matching ( )
i) Ramanuja ( ) a) Advaita
ii) Shankara ( ) b) Veerashaivism
iii) Basavanna ( ) c) Vishistadvaita
A) i-b, ii-a, iii-c
B) i-c, ii-a, iii-b
C) i-c, ii-b, iii-a
D) i-a, ii-b, iii-c
Answer:
B) i-c, ii-a, iii-b
Question 33.
Allama Prabhu, Basavanna, Akka Mahadevi popularised this movement ( )
A) Advaita
B) Virashaivism
C) Marathi
D) Vaishnavaism
Answer:
B) Virashaivism
Question 34.
This is not true about saint poets. ( )
A) Jnaneswar, Namdev, Ekanth, Sakkubai belonged to saint-poets
B) The saint-poets rejected all forms of ritualism
C) They insisted that bhakti lay in sharing others’ pain
D) The saint -poets all were from Telugu region.
Answer:
D) The saint -poets all were from Telugu region.
Question 35.
Who said that ‘Vaishanavas are those who understand the pain of them’ ( )
A) Chokkamela
B) Basavanna
C) Narsi Mehta
D) None
Answer:
C) Narsi Mehta
Question 36.
The Marathi devotional hymns are called ( )
A) Keertansa
B) Abhangs
C) Tarangas
D) Upanishads
Answer:
B) Abhangs
Question 37.
Choose the correct matching ( )
i) zikr ( ) a) singing
ii) sama ( ) b) chanting of name
iii) raqs ( ) c) dancing
A) i-b, ii-a, iii – c
B) i-a, ii-b, iii-c
C) i-c, ii-a, iii-b
D) i-b, ii-c, iii-a
Answer:
A) i-b, ii-a, iii – c
Question 38.
Khanqahs are ( )
A) The alms and taxes collected by the Sufi masters
B) The royal class of the Sufi members
C) The assemblies held by Sufi’s
D) Holy law
Answer:
C) The assemblies held by Sufi’s
Question 39.
Who wrote the song a Ye kulajudaintanemi Evvadainanemi ………………….. . ( )
A) Potane
B) Veinana
C) Ramadas
D) Annamayya
Answer:
C) Ramadas
Question 40.
Choose the correct matching ( )
i) Potana ( ) a) Bhakta Ramadas
ii) Annamayya ( ) b) Sahaa Kavi
iii) Kancherla Gopanna ( ) c) Pada Kavita Pitamaha
A) i-a. il-b, iii-c
B) i – b, ii-c’. iii-a
C) i-b ii -a iii-c
D) i-c ii-a, iii-b
Answer:
D) i-c ii-a, iii-b
Question 41.
As per the time they lived, the correct under of Kancherla Gopanna. Annamacharya, Guru Nanak, Ramanuja, ( )
A) Anmamacharya. Ramanua, Guua Nanaic, KancharLa Gopanna
B) Ramanuja. Guru Nanak. Kancharla Gopanna Annamacharya
C) Rainanuja. Annamacharya. Guru Nanak. Kancharla Gopanna
D) Ramanuja. Guru Nanak. Annamavva. Kancharla Gopanna
Answer:
B) Ramanuja. Guru Nanak. Kancharla Gopanna Annamacharya
Question 42.
The following is not true with regard to Mirabel ( )
A) Mirabat was a Rajput princess
B) Mirabel became a disciple of Tulasldas
C) She was devotee of Krishna
D) She composed bhajans
Answer:
B) Mirabel became a disciple of Tulasldas
Question 43.
Who is he?
i) He insted that his fo&wers must be householders
ii) The followers should adopt productive and useful occupations
iii) The followers had to contribute to the general funds of the community
iv) He recommended Nam. dan and Islam
A) Tulasidas
B) Ravidas
C) Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
D) Guru Nanak
Answer:
D) Guru Nanak