C4 - Jainism and Buddhism - Indian History 11th - TN Board - NCERT

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History

Which century is considered remarkable in history due to the rise of great thinkers like Buddha, Mahavira, Confucius, and others?

A) 4th Century B.C.

B) 5th Century B.C.

C) 6th Century B.C.

D) 7th Century B.C.

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History

Vardhamana Mahavira is renowned as the 24th Tirthankara in Jain tradition. Where was he born?

A) Kapilavastu

B) Kundagrama

C) Pataliputra

D) Kusumapura

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History

Which of the following principles is not part of the Triratnas (three gems) of Jainism?

A) Right Faith

B) Right Knowledge

C) Right Worship

D) Right Conduct

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History

Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, was born in which location?

A) Lumbini Garden

B) Bodh Gaya

C) Sarnath

D) Kusinagara

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History

Which of the following is not one of the Four Noble Truths of Buddha?

A) The world is full of suffering.

B) The cause of suffering is desire.

C) Enlightenment can be achieved through meditation.

D) Suffering can be removed by getting rid of desires.

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History

What is the significance of the Eightfold Path in Buddhism?

A) It is a guide to achieving enlightenment.

B) It represents the eight gods of Buddhism.

C) It is a ritual for Buddhist monks.

D) It symbolizes the eight stages of life.

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History

The first Buddhist Council was held at which location?

A) Vaisali

B) Rajagraha

C) Pataliputra

D) Kashmir

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History

The language primarily used in the Tripitakas, the Buddhist texts, is:

A) Sanskrit

B) Prakrit

C) Pali

D) Hindi

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History

Which of the following is not a part of the Eightfold Path in Buddhism?

A) Right View

B) Right Livelihood

C) Right Ritual

D) Right Effort

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History

Jainism primarily advocates non-violence and respects for all forms of life. Which Jain principle directly supports this view?

A) Right Faith

B) Non-possession

C) Non-injury to life

D) Non-lying

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History

Who among the following was not a disciple of Gautama Buddha?

A) Sariputta

B) Moggallana

C) Ananda

D) Mahavira

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12.

History

The concept of 'Karma' in Buddhism emphasizes:

A) Rituals and Ceremonies

B) Fate and Predestination

C) Actions and Their Consequences

D) Meditation and Enlightenment

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13.

History

What significant change did Sthulabahu introduce in Jainism?

A) Introduction of Idol Worship

B) Change in Monastic Code

C) Rejection of Ahimsa

D) Adoption of Sanskrit Language

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14.

History

What was the chief contribution of Buddhism to Indian culture?

A) Architectural Developments

B) The Concept of Ahimsa

C) Development of Pali Language

D) Promotion of Education

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15.

History

The first Jain Council, important for the final compilation of Jain literature, was convened at:

A) Pataliputra

B) Vaisali

C) Rajagriha

D) Valabhi

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16.

History

Which of the following events marked the beginning of Mahayana Buddhism?

A) First Buddhist Council

B) Second Buddhist Council

C) Third Buddhist Council

D) Fourth Buddhist Council

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17.

History

Who was the founder of Jainism?

A) Siddhartha Gautama

B) Vardhamana Mahavira

C) Adinatha

D) Parshvanatha

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18.

History

Which of the following is not a part of the Jain doctrine?

A) Ahimsa (Non-violence)

B) Satya (Truth)

C) Brahmacharya (Celibacy)

D) Idol Worship

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19.

History

Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment under which tree?

A) Banyan Tree

B) Peepal Tree

C) Neem Tree

D) Mango Tree

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20.

History

The concept of Nirvana is associated with which religion?

A) Hinduism

B) Jainism

C) Buddhism

D) Sikhism

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21.

History

Which one of these was a famous ruler who embraced and spread Buddhism?

A) Ashoka

B) Chandragupta Maurya

C) Harshavardhana

D) Kanishka

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22.

History

Who was the first Tirthankara in Jainism?

A) Mahavira

B) Parshvanatha

C) Adinatha

D) Bahubali

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23.

History

Question: Where did Gautama Buddha deliver his first sermon?

A) Bodh Gaya

B) Sarnath

C) Kapilavastu

D) Lumbini

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24.

History

The division of Buddhism into Mahayana and Hinayana occurred after which council?

A) First Buddhist Council

B) Second Buddhist Council

C) Third Buddhist Council

D) Fourth Buddhist Council

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25.

History

Which language was primarily used in early Buddhist texts?

A) Sanskrit

B) Prakrit

C) Pali

D) Hindi

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26.

History

What does the term "Mahavira" literally mean?

A) Great Seer

B) Great Teacher

C) Great Hero

D) Great Monk

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27.

History

What was the main purpose of the Buddhist Sangha originally formed by Gautama Buddha?

A) Political Leadership

B) Monastic Living

C) Spread of Buddhism

D) Economic Activity

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28.

History

In Jainism, what does the term "Kevala Jnana" referto complete enlightenment?

A) Path of Non-Violence

B) Ultimate Spiritual Knowledge

C) State of Eternal Bliss

D) Ritual of Asceticism

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History

Which of the following was a major reason for the decline of Buddhism in India?

A) Invasion by Alexander the Great

B) Adoption of Sanskrit by Buddhists

C) Rise of Christianity

D) Revival of Brahmanism

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30.

History

Who presided over the first Jain Council?

A) Sthulabahu

B) Bhadrabahu

C) Mahavira

D) Chandragupta Maurya

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31.

History

What is the key ethical principle in both Jainism and Buddhism?

A) Ritual Sacrifices

B) Caste System

C) Non-Violence (Ahimsa)

D) Polytheism

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32.

History

Where did the second Buddhist Council take place?

A) Rajagraha

B) Vaishali

C) Pataliputra

D) Kashmir

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33.

History

The concept of 'Anatta' or 'Anatman' in Buddhism refers to the belief in:

A) Reincarnation

B) Non-self

C) Karma

D) Nirvana

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34.

History

The final compilation of Jain literature called "Twelve Angas" was completed in which council?

A) First Jain Council

B) Second Jain Council

C) Third Jain Council

D) Fourth Jain Council

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35.

History

What was the chief contribution of Buddhism to Indian art and architecture?

A) Temple Construction

B) Cave Paintings

C) Stupas and Viharas

D) Classical Dance Forms

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36.

History

Which of these places was not visited by Gautama Buddha for preaching his teachings?

A) Banaras

B) Rajagriha

C) Sravasti

D) Ayodhya

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37.

History

The term 'Sangha' in Buddhism refers to:

A) A meditation technique

B) A Buddhist community of monks and nuns

C) A type of Buddhist temple

D) The Buddhist scripture

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38.

History

The "Four Noble Truths" of Buddhism were first preached at which location?

A) Lumbini

B) Bodh Gaya

C) Sarnath

D) Kushinagar

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