Question 1

According to Gandhi Untouchability is&#10;A)Love of mankind&#10;B)Crime&#10;C)Equality&#10;D)none of these.

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Love of mankind&#10;

Question 2

Swadesi means&#10;A)Globalization&#10;B)Decentralization&#10;C)Indigenous&#10;D)None of the above

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Swadesi refers to something that is indigenous or native to a country, often used in the context of promoting local goods and industries.

Question 3

Economic Deconstruction, according to Gandhi is&#10;A)Equality&#10;B)Stability&#10;C)Decentralization&#10;D)none of these

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Economic Deconstruction, according to Gandhi, emphasizes decentralization, aiming to distribute economic power widely in society rather than concentrating it.

Question 4

Aurobindo Ghosh was born in&#10;A)Kerala&#10;B)West Bengal&#10;C)Tamilnadu&#10;D)Uttarpradesh

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Aurobindo Ghosh was born in Kolkata, West Bengal, India.

Question 5

Gandhi adopted ---as the moral equivalent to war and conflict&#10;A)Himsa&#10;B)Satyagraha&#10;C)Fasting&#10;D)Dharnna

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Question 6

The term civil disobedience was coined by&#10;A)Gandhi&#10;B)Tolstoy&#10;C)Marx&#10;D)Henry David Thoreau

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The term "civil disobedience" was coined by Henry David Thoreau in his essay of the same name, published in 1849, where he argued for nonviolent resistance to unjust laws.

Question 7

Refusal to obey laws and government is called&#10;A)Ahimsa&#10;B)Himsa&#10;C)Swaraj&#10;D)Civil disobedience

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Civil disobedience is the act of refusing to obey certain laws, demands, and commands of a government or occupying international power, often in a nonviolent form.

Question 8

Gandhi called his form of disobedience as&#10;A)Himsa&#10;B)Sathyagraha&#10;C)Fasting&#10;D)Dharnna

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Gandhi referred to his unique method of non-violent protest as "Satyagraha," which translates to "truth force" or "soul force." This approach was centered on civil disobedience and non-cooperation with what he saw as unjust laws.

Question 9

Literal meaning of Ahimsa means&#10;A)Not to injure&#10;B)Not to jealous&#10;C)Not to desire&#10;D)none of these

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Ahimsa is a term meaning 'not to injure' or 'compassion', and it is a key virtue in many Indian religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. It advocates for non-violence and respect for all living beings.

Question 10

Gandhi said - is a peaceful form of civil disobedience&#10;A)Satyagraha&#10;B)Himsa&#10;C)Aparigraha&#10;D)None of these

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Satyagraha is the term Gandhi used to describe his philosophy and practice of nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience.

Question 11

How many kinds of ignorance are mentioned by Aurobindo?&#10;A)3&#10;B)5&#10;C)7.&#10;D)9

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Question 12

Satyagraha is a technique of&#10;A)Non -violence&#10;B)Swadwshi&#10;C)Sarvodaya,&#10;D)Bhoodan

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Question 13

Which of the following is not the requirement of Satyagraha?&#10;A)Faith in God&#10;B)Honest&#10;C)Fearless.&#10;D)Atheism

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Question 14

Which of the following is not a kind of Satyagraha?&#10;A)Civil disobedience&#10;B)Dharna&#10;C)Fasting.&#10;D)Violence

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Question 15

Which one is not suit for satyagrahi?&#10;A)Resisting injustice&#10;B)Respect opponent&#10;C)Self sacrifice&#10;D)Killing

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Question 16

Satyagraha is a force against&#10;A)Violence&#10;B)Tyranny&#10;C)Injustice&#10;D)All of these

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The answer of Satyagraha is a force against&#10;A)Violence&#10;B)Tyranny&#10;C)Injustice&#10;D)All of these...

Question 17

Which one is Gandhi's ashram?&#10;A)Sabarmati ashram&#10;B)Advaita ashram&#10;C)Sivagiri ashram&#10;D)None of these

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Question 18

Fasting unto death is the last step to oppose injustice by&#10;A)Buddha&#10;B)Dalai lama&#10;C)Gandhi&#10;D)John Rawls

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Question 19

The most fundamental principle of Gandhi's philosophy of peace is&#10;A)Swadesi&#10;B)Non-violence&#10;C)Sarvodaya&#10;D)Breadlabour

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Question 20

According to Gandhi the universal human value of ahimsa ought to be cultivated in ---levels&#10;A)International&#10;B)Personal&#10;C)National&#10;D)All of these

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Question 21

Holding onto truth is called&#10;A)Satyagraha&#10;B)Truth&#10;C)Non-violence&#10;D)Means

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Question 22

Truth force is called&#10;A)Sarvodaya&#10;B)eight fold path&#10;C)satyagraha&#10;D)four noble truth

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The answer of Truth force is called&#10;A)Sarvodaya&#10;B)eight fold path&#10;C)satyagraha&#10;D)four noble...

Question 23

To prevent conflicts caused by religious bigotry, Gandhi suggested&#10;A)Sarva dharma samabhav&#10;B)Sarvodaya&#10;C)Swaraj&#10;D)Swadeshi

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Question 24

The Dandi march or salt satyagraha held in the year&#10;A)1932&#10;B)1930&#10;C)1920&#10;D)1936.

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Question 25

The salt march was also called&#10;A)White flowing river&#10;B)White revolution&#10;C)White era&#10;D)Salt River

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