1 What type of needs are associated with the Body?

(a) Continuous and qualitative

(b) Temporary and quantitative
(c) Unlimited and qualitative
(d) Permanent and spiritual
2 Which activity is continuous and cannot be stopped in the Self?
(a) Eating
(b) Sleeping
(c) Thinking
(d) Walking
3 What is the correct understanding of a human being in Universal Human Values?
(a) Only the body
(b) Only the Self
(c) Co-existence of the Self and Body
(d) The mind and the heart
4 The need of the Self is mainly for:
(a) Shelter
(b) Respect and happiness
(c) Nutrition
5 The Body responds based on:
(a) Senses only
(b) Emotions
(c) Recognizing and fulfilling
(d) Knowing and assuming
6 The Self responds based on:
(a) Fulfilment only
(b) Knowing, assuming, recognizing and fulfilling
(c) Eating and walking
(d) External inputs only
What results from attempting to fulfill the needs of the Self through physical facilities?
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(a) Prosperity
(b) Harmony
(c) Confusion and over-consumption
(d) Liberation
8 The Self is also referred to as:
(a) Atma
(b) Jeevan
(c) Mind
Which of these is NOT an activity of the Self?
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(a) Imaging
(b) Walking
(c) Desiring
(d) Thinking
Desire is related to which mental activity?
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(a) Physical movement
(b) Eating
(c) Imaging
(d) Listening
When does one experience inner harmony?
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(a) When imagination is aligned with natural acceptance
(b) When wealth is achieved
(c) When others agree with us
(d) When success is immediate
What are the three activities that define imagination in the Self?
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(a) Seeing, feeling, tasting
(b) Imagining, thinking, expressing
(c) Desire, thought, expectation
 (d) Walking, eating, sleeping
What is a major source of imagination other than natural acceptance?
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(a) Logical analysis
(b) Preconditioning and sensation
(c) Philosophy and religion
(d) Only spiritual texts
Which source of imagination leads to definite conduct?
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(a) Preconditioning
(b) Sensation
(c) Natural acceptance
(d) Cultural beliefs
The Body functions as an instrument of the:
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(a) Environment
(b)Self
(c) Government
(d)Universe
What is the correct understanding of a human being in Universal Human Values?
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(a) Only the body (b) Only the Self
(c) Co-existence of the Self and Body
(d) The mind and the heart
The need of the Self is mainly for:
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(a) Shelter (b) Respect and happiness
(c) Nutrition (d) Technology

What type of needs are associated with the Body?

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(a) Continuous and qualitative
(b) Temporary and quantitative
(c) Unlimited and qualitative
(d) Permanent and spiritual
Which activity is continuous and cannot be stopped in the Self?
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(a) Eating (b) Sleeping (c) Thinking (d) Walking

The Body responds based on:

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(a) Senses only (b) Emotions
(c) Recognizing and fulfilling (d) Knowing and assuming

The Self responds based on:

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(a) Fulfilment only
(b) Knowing, assuming, recognizing and fulfilling
(c) Eating and walking (d) External inputs only
What results from attempting to fulfill the needs of the Self through physical facilities?
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(a) Prosperity (b) Harmony
(c) Confusion and over-consumption (d) Liberation
The Self is also referred to as:
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(a) Atma (b) Jeevan (c) Mind (d) None of these
Which of these is NOT an activity of the Self?
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(a) Imaging (b) Walking (c) Desiring (d) Thinking

25 Desire is related to which mental activity?

(a) Physical movement (b) Eating
(c) Imaging (d) Listening
26 When does one experience inner harmony?
(a) When imagination is aligned with natural acceptance
(b) When wealth is achieved
(c) When others agree with us
 (d) When success is immediate
27 The recognition and fulfillment in the body is always
a. Definite c. Unknown
b. Undefined d. All of the above
28 What is a major source of imagination other than natural acceptance?
(a) Logical analysis (b) Preconditioning and sensation
(c) Philosophy and religion (d) Only spiritual texts
29 Which source of imagination leads to definite conduct?
(a) Preconditioning (b) Sensation
(c) Natural acceptance (d) Cultural beliefs

30 The Body functions as an instrument of the:

(a) Environment (b)Self
(c) Government (d)Universe
31 The Self experiences happiness or unhappiness based on:
(a) External weather
(b) Fame
(c) Imagination and internal harmony
(d)Physical comfort only
32 Right understanding in the Self leads to:
(a)Boredom
(b) Indefinite conduct
(c) Definite human conduct
(d) Poverty
33 Which practice can help ensure harmony in the Self?
(a) Self-exploration
(b) Self-doubt
(c) Self-pity
(d) Self-denial
The core value necessary for family harmony is:
(a) Profit
34 (b) Duty
(c) Trust
(d) Fear
35 Right understanding of relationship begins with:
(a) External appreciation
(b) Internal dialogue
(c) Trust as the foundation
(d) Monitoring actions of others
36 Mutual trust leads to:
(a) Ego clash
(b) Competition
(c) Mutual happiness
(d) Dependency
37 Lack of trust in the family results in:
(a) Celebration
(b) Growth
(c) Conflict and unhappiness
(d) Harmony
38 A society based on mutual trust and respect promotes:
(a) War
(b) Justice and fear
(c) Fear-based relationships
(d) Fearless and prosperous living
39 The feeling of participation leads to:
 (a) Isolation
(b) Contribution and belongingness
(c) Competition
(d) Migration
40 The foundation of humane society is:
(a) Political power
(b) Cultural rituals
(c) Right understanding and relationships
(d) Economic growth
41` The five dimensions of universal human order include:
(a) Wealth, fame, religion, health, growth
(b) Education, health, economy, justice, preservation
(c) Systems, education, health, justice, production
(d) Systems, economy, power, law, rituals
42 Mutual coexistence refers to:
(a) Competition
(b) Co-living through struggle
(c) Natural acceptance of interrelatedness
(d) Avoiding other species
43 Which entity in nature exhibits mutual fulfillment through interaction?
(a) Humans only
(b) Animals only
(c) Plants and animals
(d) All units in nature
44 What is the role of humans in the larger nature/existence?
(a) Exploiter
(b) Conqueror
(c) Participatory co-existence
(d) Regulator
45 The concept of balance in nature is sustained through:
(a) Industrialization
(b) Conflict
(c) Competition
(d) Cyclic processes of mutual enrichment
46 The Self experiences happiness or unhappiness based on:
(a) External weather (b) Fame
(c) Imagination and internal harmony
(d)Physical comfort only
47 Right understanding in the Self leads to:
(a)Boredom (b) Indefinite conduct
(c) Definite human conduct (d) Poverty
48 Clarity on How to do & details comes from
a. Realization c. Selection
b. Understanding d. Imagination
49 The core value necessary for family harmony is:
(a) Profit (b) Duty
(c) Trust (d) Fear
50 Right understanding of relationship begins with:
(a) External appreciation (b) Internal dialogue
(c) Trust as the foundation (d) Monitoring actions of others
51 Mutual trust leads to:
(a) Ego clash (b) Competition
(c) Mutual happiness (d) Dependency
52 Lack of trust in the family results in:
(a) Celebration (b) Growth
(c) Conflict and unhappiness (d) Harmony
53 A society based on mutual trust and respect promotes:
(a) War (b) Justice and fear
(c) Fear-based relationships (d) Fearless and prosperous living
54 The basis for movement of all animals, birds & fishes is provided by
a. Material order c. Animal order
b. Plant/Bio order d. Human order
55 The foundation of humane society is:
(a) Political power (b) Cultural rituals
(c) Right understanding and relationships (d) Economic growth
56 The five dimensions of universal human order include:
(a) Wealth, fame, religion, health, growth
(b) Education, health, economy, justice, preservation
(c) Systems, education, health, justice, production
(d) Systems, economy, power, law, rituals
57 Mutual coexistence refers to:
(a) Competition
(b) Co-living through struggle
(c) Natural acceptance of interrelatedness
(d) Avoiding other species
58 Which entity in nature exhibits mutual fulfillment through interaction?
(a) Humans only (b) Animals only
(c) Plants and animals (d) All units in nature
59 What is the role of humans in the larger nature/existence?
(a) Exploiter (b) Conqueror
(c) Participatory co-existence (d) Regulator
60 Which one is limited in size?
a. Space
b. Unit
c. Values
d. All of the above

What helps human beings

to transform from animal
consciousness to human
consciousness?
E. Right attitude
F. . Prosperity
G. Wealth
H. Right understanding
What helps human beings
to transform from animal
consciousness to human
consciousness?
E. Right attitude
F. . Prosperity
G. Wealth
H. Right understanding