Module I & II

Which religion is most practiced in India?

• Christianity

• Islam

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

Which of the following are the 5 pillars of Islam

• faith, prayer, fasting, charity, pilgrimage

• faith, love, charity, pilgrimage, prayer

• Prayer, charity, love, charity, fasting

• faith, prayer, fasting, trust, pilgrimage

According to Gandhian trusteeship, what is the role of the privileged class?

• To accumulate and hoard wealth for personal gain

• To reform themselves and become trustees of society

• To exploit the lower classes for economic benefits

• To maintain the existing social and economic inequalities

Name the religion in which Gandhi adopted 8 fold path for shaping Sarvodaya philosophy.

• Buddhism

• Islam

• Hinduism

• Jainism

The varna (caste) traditionally associated with priests and scholars in Indian society is:

• Brahmins

• Kshatriyas

• Vaishyas

• Shudras

According to the theory of trusteeship, wealth is considered:

• Private property with no social obligations

• A means of accumulating power and dominance

• A resource to be shared and used for social welfare

• A measure of an individual's personal worth

Which Indian festival is known for its vibrant colors, music, dance, and the lighting of lamps?

• Diwali

• Navaratri

• Holi

• Christmas

____________ is the belief that material things have life and are associated with supernatural powers.

• Animatism

• Naturalism

• Animism

• Bonga

Traditional Indian families are often ____________, and _________ families

comprising multiple generations living together.

• matriarchal, joint

• patriarchal, nuclear

• patriarchal, joint

• patriarchal, extended

The study of the relationship between individuals and society is known as:

• Sociology

• Anthropology

• Psychology

• Philosophy