Question 1

Jati Mimamsa is also known as:
A)analysis of caste
B)description of caste
C)text of case analysis
D)critique of caste

Accepted Answer

The answer of Jati Mimamsa is also known as:
A)analysis of...

Question 2

Guru described the verse 'Manushynam Manushthavam, Jathir Gothvam Gvam Yatha' in his work titled:
A)jati yoga
B)jati nirnayam
C)jati vishesha
D)jati lakshnam

Accepted Answer

The verse 'Manushynam Manushthavam, Jathir Gothvam Gvam Yatha' is described by Guru in his work titled "Jati Nirnayam".

Question 3

The verse 'Oru Jati Oru Mtam, Oru Daivam Manuhynu' is described in:
A)jati yoga
B)jati mimamsa
C)jati vishesha
D)jati lakshnam

Accepted Answer

This verse is described in 'Jati Mimamsa', a work by Chattampi Swamikal, which critiques the caste system and advocates for a universal brotherhood.

Question 4

'Where is difference then in caste as between man and man?' Guru describes this verse in :
A)jati yoga
B)jati nirnayam
C)jati vishesha
D)jati lakshnam

Accepted Answer

This verse is described in "Jati Nirnayam," a work that discusses the concept of caste and its implications on society, emphasizing the inherent equality among humans despite societal divisions.

Question 5

"Ask not, say not, think not caste" Who said this statement?
A)chatambi swamikal
B)ambedkar
C)kumaranasan
D)sree narayana

Accepted Answer

Sree Narayana Guru, a social reformer from Kerala, emphasized the need to transcend caste distinctions and promote social equality.

Quiz 1: Understanding Caste System in India

Jati Mimamsa is also known as:

Guru described the verse 'Manushynam Manushthavam, Jathir Gothvam Gvam Yatha' in his work titled:

The verse 'Oru Jati Oru Mtam, Oru Daivam Manuhynu' is described in:

'Where is difference then in caste as between man and man?' Guru describes this verse in :

"Ask not, say not, think not caste" Who said this statement?