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The writer of Amarnath is—
(a) Sarojini Naidu
(b) RK Narayan
(c) Swami Vivekananda
(d) Sister Nivedita.
Correct Answer: (d) Sister Nivedita.
The real name of Sister Nivedita is—
(a) Annie Besant
(b) Margaret Atwood
(c) Margaret Elizabeth Noble
(d) Anne Frank.
Correct Answer: (c) Margaret Elizabeth Noble
Sister Nivedita was the disciple of—
(a) Sri Ramakrishna
(b) Siva
(c) Swami Vivekananda
(d) Kali.
Correct Answer: (c) Swami Vivekananda
The given text is taken from the book—
(a) 'The Master as I Saw Him'
(b) 'Kali the Mother'
(c) 'Cradle Tales of Hinduism'
(d) 'Religion and Dharma'.
Correct Answer: (a) 'The Master as I Saw Him'
The excerpt 'Amarnath' is a/an—
(a) essay
(b) travelogue
(c) short story
(d) historical fiction.
Correct Answer: (b) travelogue
The Swami did an announcement during a/an—
(a) prayer
(b) open-air meal
(c) pilgrimage
(d) spiritual discussion.
Correct Answer: (b) open-air meal
The term 'open-air meal' means—
(a) giving food to the needy
(b) outdoor-dining
(c) eating vegetables only
(d) dining under a roof.
Correct Answer: (b) outdoor-dining
The open-air meal was organised in—
(a) Mogul Gardens
(b) Pawan
(c) Islamabad
(d) Pahlgam.
Correct Answer: (a) Mogul Gardens
Mogul Gardens is situated at—
(a) Achhabal
(b) Amarnath
(c) Pawan
(d) Pahlgam.
Correct Answer: (a) Achhabal
Swami announced his desire to go to—
(a) Mogul Gardens
(b) Islamabad
(c) Kashmir
(d) Amarnath.
Correct Answer: (d) Amarnath.
Swamiji announced that he would go to 'Amarnath' with—
(a) his parents
(b) his friends
(c) his disciples
(d) the pilgrims and sister Nivedita.
Correct Answer: (d) the pilgrims and sister Nivedita.
Who in the text is referred to as 'the fortunate member'?
(a) The Swami
(b) The State officer
(c) Sister Nivedita
(d) The Tehsildar.
Correct Answer: (c) Sister Nivedita
"...preparations went forward for this unique experience." - What is the 'unique experience'?
(a) Discussion with Swamiji about Lord Siva
(b) Journey to Amarnath
(c) The open-air meal at Achhabal
(d) Keeping ekadasi at Pahlgam.
Correct Answer: (b) Journey to Amarnath
Achhabal is in the state of—
(a) Uttarakhand
(b) Uttar Pradesh
(c) Kashmir
(d) Punjab.
Correct Answer: (c) Kashmir
The final arrangements were made in—
(a)
(b) Amarnath
(c) Mogul Gardens
(d) Pahlgam.
Correct Answer: (a).Islamabad
They saw the march of gathering hosts in—
(a) Achhabal
(b) Islamabad
(c) Amarnath
(d) Pawan.
Correct Answer: (a) Achhabal
'Gathering hosts' here means—
(a) flocks of sheeps
(b) people of high ranks
(c) monks
(d) pilgrims.
Correct Answer: (d) pilgrims.
The adjective(s) used to describe the marching of gathering hosts is/are—
(a) orderly
(b) picturesque
(c) quiet
(d) all of these.
Correct Answer: (d) all of these.
People in Islamabad encamped in a—
(a) forest
(b) park
(c) hill top
(d) field.
Correct Answer: (d) field.
The campers left before—
(a) dawn
(b) morning
(c) evening
(d) dusk.
Correct Answer: (a) dawn
The campers left behind only—
(a) ashes of their cooking-fires
(b) tents
(c) food
(d) their belongings.
Correct Answer: (a) ashes of their cooking-fires
The campers opened shops at—
(a) few halting places
(b) every halting place
(c) every turn
(d) a field.
Correct Answer: (b) every halting place
At the halting places, the process of the opening of shops happened—
(a) very quickly
(b) slowly
(c) at a moderate speed
(d) very slowly.
Correct Answer: (a) very quickly
The broad street ran through the middle of one part of the—
(a) camp
(b) shrine
(c) field
(d) woods.
Correct Answer: (a) camp
From the camp shops, one could buy—
(a) dahls, dried fruits, milk, clothes
(b) dahls, rice, fuel
(c) dahls, rice, dried fruits, milk
(d) fruits, milk, clothes.
Correct Answer: (c) dahls, rice, dried fruits, milk
The Tehsildar's tent was situated by—
(a) Swamiji's tent
(b) Sister Nivedita's tent
(c) both (a) & (b)
(d) none of these.
Correct Answer: (a) Swamiji's tent
The narrator's tent was just—
(a) to the opposite of Swami's tent
(b) beside the tent of Swami
(c) beside the tent of Tehsildar
(d) at the middle of the field.
Correct Answer: (c) beside the tent of Tehsildar
The spot of the lighting of the evening fire tended to form a—
(a) prayer gathering
(b) social gathering
(c) fair
(d) none of these.
Correct Answer: (b) social gathering
Whose neighbourhood tended to form a social centre?
(a) Swamiji's
(b) The Tehsildar's
(c) Nivedita's
(d) The pilgrims'.
Correct Answer: (a) Swamiji's
The monks were of—
(a) higher order
(b) lower order
(c) all orders
(d) same order.
Correct Answer: (c) all orders
The Gerrua tents belonged to the—
(a) narrator
(b) Tehsildar
(c) Swami
(d) monks.
Correct Answer: (d) monks.
The size of the Gerrua tents was compared to a/an—
(a) room
(b) hut
(c) umbrella
(d) box.
Correct Answer: (c) umbrella
The size of some of the monks' tents was —
(a) small
(b) big
(c) very big
(d) huge.
Correct Answer: (a) small
Among whom did the Swami's influence appeared to be magnetic?
(a) The pilgrims
(b) Mussulmans
(c) The monks
(d) The foreigners.
Correct Answer: (c) The monks
Who swarmed about the Swami?
(a) The narrator
(b) The learned monks
(c) The Tehsildar
(d) The foreigners.
Correct Answer: (b) The learned monks
The monks swarmed about the Swami at every—
(a) turn
(b) social centre
(c) shop (d) halting place.
Correct Answer: (d) halting place.
The monks filled the Swami's tent throughout the—
(a) day light
(b) evening
(c) night
(d) dawn.
Correct Answer: (a) day light
The monks remained absorbed in conversation with—
(a) the Tehsildar
(b) each other
(c) the narrator
(d) the Swami.
Correct Answer: (d) the Swami.
The monks talked only about—
(a) Kali
(b) Brahman
(c) Siva
(d) global culture.
Correct Answer: (c) Siva
The Swami insisted on talking about—
(a) only Siva
(b) the world
(c) himself
(d) Amarnath.
Correct Answer: (b) the world
When Swamiji tried to draw the monks' attention towards the world around them, they—
(a) objected / Remonstrated
(b) accepted his proposal
(c) got curious
(d) remained silent.
Correct Answer: (a) objected / Remonstrated
The monks urged that even foreigners were—
(a) men
(b) enemies
(c) pilgrims
(d) acquaintances.
Correct Answer: (a) men
Here, the word 'urged' mean—
(a) pleaded
(b) argued
(c) accepted
(d) requested.
Correct Answer: (b) argued
The word 'Swadesh' in the text means—
(a) a kind of sweet
(b) native countrymen
(c) newspaper
(d) foreigners.
Correct Answer: (b) native countrymen
The word 'bidesh' in the text refers to—
(a) native state
(b) foreigners
(c) journey
(d) countrymen.
Correct Answer: (b) foreigners
As mentioned in the text, the Swami felt sympathy and love towards—
(a) Hinduism
(b) Jainism
(c) Christianity
(d) Mohammedanism.
Correct Answer: (d) Mohammedanism.
Why do you think Swami had sympathy and love for Mohammedanism?
(a) He was a follower of Mohammedanism.
(b) He had sympathy and love for all, irrespective of their religion.
(c) He was treated well by the Mohammedans.
(d) None of the above.
Correct Answer: (b) He had sympathy and love for all, irrespective of their religion.
The monks could not understand—
(a) the Swami's conversations with his disciples.
(b) the narrator's devotion towards the Swami.
(c) the importance of Siva.
(d) the Swami's sympathy and love towards Mohammedanism.
Correct Answer: (d) the Swami's sympathy and love towards Mohammedanism.
The word 'other-worldliness' means—
(a) animal world
(b) an other world
(c) relating to a world other than the actual world
(d) a new world.
Correct Answer: (c) relating to a world other than the actual world
The 'other-worldliness' made 'Swadesh and bidesh'—
(a) different
(b) indistinguishable
(c) opposite
(d) related.
Correct Answer: (a) different
The 'other-worldliness' prevented the monks from conceiving that—
(a) Hindus and Mohammedans are rivals.
(b) Mohammedanism is not different from Hinduism.
(c) Hindus and Mohammedans were not rivals.
(d) Swadesh and bidesh are different.
Correct Answer: (c) Hindus and Mohammedans were not rivals.
"...prevented these simple souls from formally conceiving of a unity..."—The 'simple souls' referred to here are —
(a) the Hindus
(b) the Tehsildar and his friends
(c) Swamiji's disciples
(d) the monks.
Correct Answer: (d) the monks.
According to the narrator, the Hindus and the Mohammedans should be considered as—
(a) different
(b) united
(c) incompatible
(d) similar.
Correct Answer: (b) united
The soil of the Punjaub had been drenched with—
(a) blood
(b) sweat
(c) tear
(d) water.
Correct Answer: (a) blood
The soil of Punjaub was flooded with the blood of the people who died for—
(a) love
(b) the land
(c) the faith
(d) other people.
Correct Answer: (b) the faith
The narrator thought that the monks were practising—
(a) liberalism
(b) orthodoxy
(c) unconventionalism
(d) open-mindedness.
Correct Answer: (b) orthodoxy
Who has been referred to as 'anachronism of the future'?
(a) Sister Nivedita
(b) Swami Vivekananda
(c) Sri Ramakrishna
(d) Lord Siva.
Correct Answer: (b) Swami Vivekananda
Why was Swami called 'anachronism of the future'?
(a) He could foresee the future.
(b) His teachings were ahead of his time.
(c) He belonged to the past generation.
(d) He made predictions about the future.
Correct Answer: (b) His teachings were ahead of his time.
The Swami expressed his love for the brethren through—
(a) practical concessions
(b) his essays
(c) arguments
(d) his speeches.
Correct Answer: (a) practical concessions
Here, the 'brethren' are the—
(a) monks
(b) Hindus
(c) Tehsildar
(d) pilgrims.
Correct Answer: (a) monks
When the monks argued on religious differences, the Swami—
(a) argued with them too
(b) left the conversation midway
(c) agreed with them to calm the situation
(d) made practical concessions to make them understand his principles.
Correct Answer: (d) made practical concessions to make them understand his principles.
The Swami drove his principles to the minds of the monks with greater—
(a) confidence
(b) force and vehemence
(c) ease and patience
(d) paradox.
Correct Answer: (c) ease and patience
Here, 'the foreign mind' refers to the—
(a) Swami
(b) narrator
(c) monks
(d) pilgrims.
Correct Answer: (b) narrator
The Tehsildar was a—
(a) Hindu
(b) Muslim
(c) Jain
(d) Sikh.
Correct Answer: (b) Muslim
The word 'paradox' suggests—
(a) a statement similar to another spoken in the past
(b) a situation that has not been predicted
(c) a statement that is different from others
(d) a statement that is seemingly contradictory.
Correct Answer: (d) a statement that is seemingly contradictory.
The Tehsildar came afterwards to the Swami with—
(a) the narrator
(b) a group of friends
(c) many officers and servants of the pilgrimage
(d) a group of children.
Correct Answer: (b) a group of friends
The shrine is situated in a—
(a) temple
(b) room
(c) lake
(d) cave.
Correct Answer: (d) cave.
The 'paradox', according to the narrator is—
(a) the learned monks discussing about Siva but not other-worldliness.
(b) the Tehsildar being Mussulman, begging to be the Swami's disciple and entering the Hindu shrine.
(c) the monks being orthodox about Mohammedanism yet discussing about it with the Swami.
(d) the monks being orthodox about Mohammedanism yet not objecting to Mussulmans entering the shrine or not being surprised with them trying to be the Swami's disciples.
Correct Answer: (d) the monks being orthodox about Mohammedanism yet not objecting to Mussulmans entering the shrine or not being surprised with them trying to be the Swami's disciples
The Tehsildar with a group of friends came to the Swami to—
(a) have a conversation on spirituality.
(b) beg for formal acceptance as his disciples.
(c) have a discussion about Mohammedanism.
(d) beg for mercy.
Correct Answer: (b) beg for formal acceptance as his disciples.
Here, the word 'incongruous' means—
(a) familiar
(b) subtle
(c) odd
(d) fierce.
Correct Answer: (c) odd
The monks found the Tehsildar begging the Swami to be his disciple—
(a) incongruous or surprising
(b) not incongruous but surprising
(c) neither incongruous nor surprising
(d) incongruous but not surprising.
Correct Answer: (a) incongruous or surprising
After leaving Islamabad the narrator and the pilgrims camped at—
(a) Pahlgam
(b) Pawan
(c) Punjaub
(d) Achhabal.
Correct Answer: (b) Pawan
The group of pilgrims camped at Pawan for—
(a) a day
(b) a night
(c) two nights
(d) an evening.
Correct Answer: (b) a night
Pawan is famous for—
(a) holy springs
(b) shrines
(c) Hindu temples
(d) scenic beauty.
Correct Answer: (a) holy springs
Here, the word 'spring' means—
(a) a small river
(b) a season
(c) a pool
(d) to suddenly move upwards.
Correct Answer: (a) a small river
The water of the tank is described as 'black' because—
(a) it is black in colour
(b) it is polluted
(c) of the presence of algae in it
(d) it was evening.
Correct Answer: (d) it was evening.
Throngs of pilgrims proceeded—
(a) towards Islamabad
(b) from shrine to shrine
(c) towards the holy springs
(d) from tent to tent.
Correct Answer: (b) from shrine to shrine
From Pawan, the narrator went to—
(a) Islamabad
(b) Punjaub
(c) Pahlgam
(d) Mogul Gardens.
Correct Answer: (c) Pahlgam
'Pahlgam' is known as the village of—
(a) farmers
(b) shepherds
(c) Gods
(d) worshippers.
Correct Answer: (b) shepherds
The camp halted at Pahlgam to—
(a) pray
(b) have dinner
(c) visit a shrine
(d) keep ekadasi.
Correct Answer: (d) keep ekadasi.
'Ekadasi' is an auspicious day in—* [Nawab Bahadur's Institution '24]
(a) Mohammedanism
(b) Hinduism
(c) Christianity
(d) Jainism.
Correct Answer: (b) Hinduism
'Ekadasi' is observed by—
(a) fasting
(b) praying
(c) meditating
(d) singing.
Correct Answer: (a) fasting
The slopes about the little ravine at Pahlgam were filled with—* [Kamarpukur Ramakrishna Mission MP School '24]
(a) pine-trees
(b) pebbles
(c) sand
(d) grass.
Correct Answer: (a) pine-trees
At sunset, the moon over the mountain was—
(a) full
(b) half
(c) invisible
(d) not yet full.
Correct Answer: (d) not yet full.
The narrator compared the scenic beauty of Pahlgam with that of—* [Alipurduar Mc William High School (HS) '24]
(a) Switzerland or England
(b) Scotland and Norway
(c) Switzerland or Norway
(d) Ireland or Mexico.
Correct Answer: (c) Switzerland or Norway
At Pahlgam, the narrator saw the last of—* [Birbhum Zilla School '24]
(a) human dwellings
(b) mountain rivers
(c) presence of God
(d) industrialisation.
Correct Answer: (a) human dwellings
The narrator saw a farm-house with its—
(a) garden
(b) ploughed fields
(c) white roof
(d) farm animals.
Correct Answer: (b) ploughed fields
The narrator saw a few saeter-huts in—* [Midnapore Collegiate school '24]
(a) Switzerland
(b) Norway
(c) Pawan
(d) Pahlgam
Correct Answer: (d) Pahlgam
The rest of the party encamped—
(a) by a small river
(b) on a grassy knoll
(c) by the small ravine
(d) on the sandy island.
Correct Answer: (b) on a grassy knoll
The final march to the Cave of Amarnath began from—* [RK Mission Vivekananda Vidyamandir, Malda '24]
(a) Islamabad
(b) Pawan
(c) Pahlgam
(d) Achhabal.
Correct Answer: (c) Pahlgam
On the first day of the final march, the pilgrims camped—* [Sanskrit Collegiate School '24]
(a) on a large field
(b) in a boulder-strewn gorge
(c) beside a frozen river
(d) in a pine-wood.
Correct Answer: (b) in a boulder-strewn gorge
On the second day of the final march, the group of pilgrims passed—* [Rampurhat High School '24]
(a) a frozen river
(b) a valley of juniper
(c) the snow-line
(d) a pine-wood.
Correct Answer: (c) the snow-line
On the second day, a great camp-fire was made of—* [Ballygunge Govt High School '24]
(a) pine-wood
(b) juniper
(c) oakwood
(d) teak wood.
Correct Answer: (b) juniper
The servants wandered in search of—
(a) petroleum
(b) warm clothes
(c) juniper
(d) food.
Correct Answer: (c) juniper
The servants had to wander many miles in search of fuel on the—* [Saricha RK Mission Sarada Mandir '24]
(a) first day
(b) second night
(c) first night
(d) third evening.
Correct Answer: (b) second night
When the regular pathway came to an end, the group had to walk up and down along—* [Kanchrapara Harnett High School (HS) '24]
(a) boulder-strewn gorge
(b) grassy knolls
(c) goat-paths
(d) pine-wood.
Correct Answer: (c) goat-paths
The goat-paths were of—
(a) steep ascension
(b) steep descension
(c) both (a) & (b)
(d) none of these.
Correct Answer: (c) both (a) & (b)
After crossing the goat-paths, the devotees reached the—* [Howrah Vivekananda Institution '24]
(a) boulder-strewn gorge
(b) narrow ravine
(c) snow-line
(d) pine-wood.
Correct Answer: (a) boulder-strewn gorge
The Cave of Amarnath was situated on/in a—* [Nabadwip Tarasundari Girls' High School '24]
(a) grassy knoll
(b) sandy island
(c) glacier cave
(d) boulder-strewn gorge.
Correct Answer: (d) boulder-strewn gorge.
Here, the phrase 'white-veil' that covers the mountain peaks refers to—* [Sargachi Ramakrishna Mission High School '24]
(a) clouds
(b) layers of snow
(c) boulders
(d) rain.
Correct Answer: (b) layers of snow
The snow that covered the peaks of the mountains was—
(a) newly fallen
(b) melted
(c) invisible
(d) very thin.
Correct Answer: (a) newly fallen
The niche in the cave where the ice-lingam remained, never received—* [Kaligati Smriti Nari Siksha Niketan '24]
(a) snow
(b) rain
(c) sunlight
(d) clouds.
Correct Answer: (c) sunlight
The word 'niche' means—
(a) hollow
(b) near
(c) angle
(d) farend.
Correct Answer: (a) hollow
According to the author, who came upon the ice-lingam at first?* [Burdwan CMS High School '24]
(a) A group of devotees
(b) A few peasants
(c) Swamiji and his devotees
(d) A group of monks.
Correct Answer: (b) A few peasants
The 'great ice-lingam' is—* [Itahar High School (HS) '24]
(a) a natural ice-pillar resembling a Hindu deity
(b) a man-made statue carved from ice
(c) a rare and beautiful crystal found in the cave
(d) a frozen river in the Himalayas.
Correct Answer: (a) a natural ice-pillar resembling a Hindu deity
The ice-lingam made the peasants—
(a) happy
(b) emotional
(c) awestruck
(d) scared.
Correct Answer: (c) awestruck
The ice-lingam appeared to the peasants like the—* [Krishnagar Collegiate school '24]
(a) symbol of Nature
(b) waiting presence of God
(c) presence of extraterrestrial beings
(d) symbol of devotion.
Correct Answer: (b) waiting presence of God
The Swami bathed in ice-cold waters of—* [Bishnupur High School (HS) '24]
(a) three holy springs
(b) five springs
(c) five streams
(d) two frozen rivers.
Correct Answer: (c) five streams
When did Swami tell his beads?* [Govt Girls' School, Purulia '24]
(a) During his journey to Amarnath.
(b) During the open-air meal at Achhabal.
(c) After coming face to face with Lord Siva.
(d) When he entered the Cave of Amarnath.
Correct Answer: (c) After coming face to face with Lord Siva.
On the second day of the pilgrimage, Swamiji—
(a) came face to face with Lord Siva
(b) had an open-air meal
(c) bathed in five streams
(d) celebrated Rakhibandhan.
Correct Answer: (c) bathed in five streams
The religious rite that the Swami did not perform during his pilgrimage to Amarnath was—* [Gajol HNM High School (HS) '24]
(a) telling beads
(b) keeping fast
(c) giving speech
(d) bathing in the ice-cold waters of five streams.
Correct Answer: (c) giving speech
As he entered in the mountain cave, it seemed to the Swami that—* [Jadavpur Sammilani High School (HS) '24]
(a) he had performed the rites of the pilgrimage correctly
(b) his devotees had seen Siva
(c) Siva was made visible in front of him
(d) Siva showed him the path during the journey.
Correct Answer: (c) Siva was made visible in front of him
The Swami knelt and prostrated before the ice-lingam—
(a) in front of the devotees
(b) unnoticed
(c) among the monks
(d) none of these.
Correct Answer: (b) unnoticed
The Swami withdrew from the Cave of Amarnath—* [Katwa Kashiram Das Institution '24]
(a) while talking to the narrator
(b) chanting prayers
(c) calling out to the pilgrims
(d) without a noise.
Correct Answer: (d) without a noise.
The Swami silently withdrew as—* [Balurghat High School '24]
(a) he could not see the ice-lingam in the crowd
(b) the narrator asked him to
(c) emotion might have overcome him otherwise
(d) he had already knelt and prostrated before the ice-lingam.
Correct Answer: (c) emotion might have overcome him otherwise
The gift of 'Amar' was given to Swamiji by—* [Malda CC Girls' (HS) School '24]
(a) an unknown supernatural force
(b) his guru
(c) Lord Siva
(d) the monks.
Correct Answer: (c) Lord Siva
According to the text, 'Amar' means—* [Maharani Indira Devi Balika Vidyalaya '24]
(a) to live as long as Siva wants one to
(b) to die at one's own will
(c) to live through eternity
(d) both (b) & (c).
Correct Answer: (c) to live through eternity
"...in these brief moments he had received from Siva the gift of Amar."—The 'brief moments' referred to here is—
(a) the time when Swamiji kept ekadasi
(b) the time Swami spent inside the Cave of Amarnath
(c) the time when the shephers found the ice-lingam
(d) the time when Swami conversed with the monks.
Correct Answer: (b) the time Swami spent inside the Cave of Amarnath
From his childhood, the Swami had the presentiment that he would meet with death—* [Birbhum Zilla school '24]
(a) during his journey to Amarnath
(b) in the desert
(c) in a cave amongst the valleys
(d) in a Siva temple amongst the mountains.
Correct Answer: (d) in a Siva temple amongst the mountains.
Outside the cave of Amarnath, there was—* [HS Model Question '24]
(a) Brahminic exploitation
(b) no Brahminic exploitation
(c) no discipline
(d) a crowd of beggars.
Correct Answer: (b) no Brahminic exploitation
Amarnath is remarkable for its—* [Bankura Mission Girls' High School (HS) '24]
(a) temples and holy springs
(b) pilgrimage and pilgrims
(c) simplicity and closeness to nature
(d) beauty and calmness.
Correct Answer: (c) simplicity and closeness to nature
The pilgrimage of 'Amarnath' culminates on the day of—* [HS Model Question '24]
(a) Poila Chaitra
(b) Poila Shravan
(c) Rakhibandhan
(d) Janmastami.
Correct Answer: (c) Rakhibandhan
Before returning to the tents, the narrator rested—
(a) beside the Cave
(b) on high boulders
(c) on a field
(d) by a frozen river.
Correct Answer: (a) beside the Cave
"The Swami was full of the place."—The 'place' referred to here is—* [Jaynagar Institution '24]
(a) Islamabad
(b) Amarnath
(c) Pahlgam
(d) Pawan.
Correct Answer: (b) Amarnath
After visiting Amarnath, the Swami felt—* [Sodepur High School '24]
(a) he had never been to anything so beautiful
(b) the Cave was enchanting
(c) Siva accompanied him during the journey
(d) the narrator would never see anything more beautiful.
Correct Answer: (a) he had never been to anything so beautiful
After visiting the Cave of Amarnath, the Swami—
(a) sat silently for a long time
(b) returned to Islamabad immediately
(c) started talking to his disciples
(d) fell asleep.
Correct Answer: (a) sat silently for a long time
The Swami imagined that a party of shepherds first discovered the Cave on a—* [Chanchal RD Girls' High School '24]
(a) spring day
(b) summer day
(c) winter day
(d) autumn day.
Correct Answer: (b) summer day
The shepherds lived in the—
(a) valleys
(b) city
(c) mountain top
(d) woods.
Correct Answer:(a) valleys
The group of shepherds came across the Cave of Amarnath when they were searching for—* [Santragachi Kedarnath Institution '24]
(a) fuel
(b) water
(c) their flocks
(d) juniper.
Correct Answer: (c) their flocks
"Of my Master himself, in any case, a like story was true."—Which story is being talked about here?* [Bidhan Chandra Memorial Govt Girls' High School '24]
(a) The story of the shepherds who found the Cave of Amarnath.
(b) The story of the people of the Punjaub who died for their faith.
(c) The story of the journey towards Amarnath.
(d) The story of one of the monks and his experience.
Correct Answer: (a) The story of the shepherds who found the Cave of Amarnath.
The 'ice-pillar' referred to in the text, is—
(a) ice-lingam
(b) idol of Mahadev
(c) icicles of the Cave
(d) frozen river.
Correct Answer: (a) ice-lingam
The adjectives used for 'ice-pillar' are—* [Jhargram Kumud Kumari Institution '24]
(a) pure and majestic
(b) white and shining
(c) shining and mesmerizing
(d) pure and white.
Correct Answer: (d) pure and white.
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