Universal Human Values and Professional Ethics ( KVE401) MCQ With Solution

Unit 1 Chapter 1 1. Our participation at different levels in the larger order is known as ______. a. Behavior b. Values c. Efforts d. None of the above Ans : B 2. Values are the outcome of Realization and ______, which are always definite. a. Behavior b. Work c. Understanding d. Beliefs Ans : C 3. The participation of the human being is seen in the forms of _______. a. Benefits and Loss b. *Behavior and Work c. Knowledge and Assumptions d. Beliefs and Understanding Ans : B 4. It is the first level of living. a. Individual b. Family c. Society d. Nature Ans : A 5. It is the second level of living. a. Individual b. Family c. Society d. Nature Ans : B 6. It is the third level of living. a. Individual b. Family c. Society d. Nature Ans : C 7. It is the fourth level of living. a. Individual b. Family c. Society d. Nature Ans : D 8. Expression of thought is in the form of _______. a. Behavior b. Work c. Realization d. Behavior and Work Ans : D 9. Universal, rational and verifiable are _______ of value education a. Needs b. Basic Guidelines c. Outcomes d. None of the above Ans : B 10. Universal, rational and verifiable are guidelines of _______. a. Technical Education b. Trainings c. Value Education d. Suggestion Ans : C 11. The value of entity is decided on the basis of _______. a. Participation in larger order b. MRP c. Cost d. Physical properties Ans : A 12. Value education helps us to correctly identify our _______. a. Goals b. Aspirations c. Desire d. All of the above Ans : D 13. Value education leads a human being to _______. a. Harmony b. Conflicts c. Confusion d. All the above Ans : A 14. The purpose of value education is to _______. a. Foster universal core values b. Make the syllabus easy c. Develop values in individuals d. Both 1st and 3rd options Ans : D 15. A harmonious world is created by values at 4 levels. These are _______. a. Home, Family, Society, Country b. Individual, Family, Society, Existence c. School, Home, Office, Temple d. None of the above Ans : B 16. When we participate in the larger order, this participation at different levels is called _______. a. Values b. Behavior c. Work d. None of the above Ans : A 17. The value education ultimately is targeted to promote _______ within the individual, among human beings and with nature. a. Society b. Nature c. Family d. Harmony Ans : D 18. To fulfill human aspirations _______ are necessary. a. Both Values and Skills b. Values c. Skills d. None of the above Ans : A 19. Values are the outcome of realization and understanding, which are always _______. a. Indefinite b. Definite c. Constant d. Equilibrium Ans : B 20. Values form the basis for all our _______. a. Thoughts b. Behavior and Actions c. Confusion and Contradiction d. Both 1st and 2nd options Ans : D 21. _______ means applicable to all the human beings irrespective of caste, creed, nationalities, religion, etc for all times and regions. a. Rational b. Universal c. Leading to harmony d. Consciousness Ans : B 22. Basic unit of human interaction is _______. a. Family b. Society c. Group d. None of the above Ans : A 23. Which is not a guideline of value education. a. Universal b. Natural c. Rational d. Belief based Ans : D 24. The first dimension of human being is _______. a. Behavior b. Work c. Thought d. Realization Ans : C 25. The second dimension of human being is _______. a. Behavior b. Work c. Thought d. Realization Ans : D 26. The third dimension of human being is _______. a. Behavior b. Work c. Thought d. Realization Ans : A 27. The fourth dimension of human being is _______. a. Behavior b. Work c. Thought d. Realization Ans : B 28. Which statement is not correct about value education? a. It is in the form of Do's & Don'ts. b. It is naturally acceptable. c. It can be verified. d. It is universal. Ans : A 29. When we set our goal in right direction with the help of right understanding, it is called _______. a. Skill Domain b. Value Domain c. Prosperity d. Development Ans : B 30. When we work hard, learn and practice to achieve our goal, it is called _______. a. Skill Domain b. Value Domain c. Prosperity d. Development Ans : A 31. Education has two domains: value domain and skill domain. Which of the following is true? a. The value domain deals with the understanding part, while the skill domain deals with the learning part. b. The value domain deals with the learning part, while the skill domain deals with the understanding part. c. Value domain conflicts the skill domain. d. Value domain is the part of skill domain. Ans : A 32. Which of the following is not a dimension of a human being? a. Realization b. Behavior c. Society d. Thought Ans : C 33. _______ is only a means to achieve what is considered valuable for a human being in an effective and efficient manner. a. Knowledge b. Technology c. Values d. All of the above Ans : B 34. Process of value education has to be based on _______. a. Believing b. Self Exploration c. Assuming d. Training Ans : B 35. Universal, Rational, and Verifiable are the basic guidelines of _______. a. Technical Education b. Training c. Value Education d. Suggestion Ans : C Chapter 2 1. By exploring our Svatva and living accordingly, we become _______. a. *Swatantra b. Partantra c. Both d. None Ans : A 2. Self exploration is a process of self-evolution through _______. a. Self Investigation b. Self Verification c. Experience d. All of the above Ans : D 3. The process to understand human _______ is self exploration. a. Goal b. Values c. Aspirations d. All of the above Ans : D 4. Self exploration is a process of dialogue between ‘What you are’ and _______. a. What you want to be b. What other wants to be c. What society wants to be d. All of the above Ans : A 5. What I really want to be is my _______. a. Natural Acceptance b. Influence c. Preconditioning d. Sensation Ans : A 6. In this course, whatever is being said is a _______ for an individual. a. Conclusion b. Decision c. Proposal d. Request Ans : C 7. Mechanisms of self exploration are _______. a. Natural Acceptance and Experiential Validation b. Preconditioning and Sensations c. Natural Acceptance and Sensations d. Experiential Validation and Preconditioning Ans : A 8. Self introspection plays important role to create _______ within oneself. a. Conflicts b. Depression c. Harmony d. Confusions Ans : C 9. The content of self exploration is to understand the desire and _______ of a human being. a. Potential b. Program c. Purpose d. None of the above Ans : B 10. Self exploration uses two mechanisms – natural acceptance and _______. a. Experiential validation b. Reason c. Logical thinking d. Theoretical concepts Ans : A 11. Human-Human interaction is called _______. a. Work b. Behavior c. System d. Thought Ans : B 12. Human-Rest of nature interaction is called _______. a. Behavior b. Work c. Production d. All of the above Ans : B 13. The content of self exploration includes _______. a. Desires b. Program c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : C 14. To know our natural acceptance is _______. a. Svatva b. Swatantrata c. Swarajya d. None of the above Ans : A 15. To live according to our natural acceptance is _______. a. Svatva b. Swatantrata c. Swarajya d. None of the above Ans : B 16. To live in harmony with other human beings is _______. a. Svatva b. Swatantrata c. Swarajya d. None of the above Ans : C 17. The result of self exploration is _______. a. Right understanding b. Realization c. Excitement d. Both 1st and 2nd Ans : D 18. In the process of self exploration we will not verify on the basis of _______. a. Others b. Scriptures c. Readings from instruments d. All of the above Ans : D 19. Self exploration establish a dialogue between _______. a. "What I am" and "How others look at me" b. "What others are" and "What I am" c. "What I am" and "What I really want to be" d. "What I really want to be" and "What others think of me" Ans : C 20. Natural acceptance is? a. Universal b. Definite c. Continuous d. All of the above Ans : D 21. What are the two mechanisms/methods for self explorations? a. Individual and Family b. Work and Behavior c. Thoughts and Feelings d. Natural Acceptance and Experiential Validation Ans : D 22. Which of the following is not true about self exploration? a. It is a process of self evolution through self investigation. b. It is a process of knowing oneself and through that knowing entire existence. c. It is a process of building up new belief systems. d. It is a process of knowing human conduct, human character and living accordingly. Ans : C 23. The process of verification of any proposal can be useful when verified _______. a. At one’s own right b. On the basis of books c. On the basis of instruments d. On the basis of others Ans : A 24. Self exploration uses two mechanisms – natural acceptance and _______. a. Experiential Validation b. Experiment c. Beliefs d. Preconditioning Ans : A 25. Self exploration is a process of _______ through self investigation. a. Self-Evolution b. Self Verification c. Experience d. All of the above Ans : A 26. _______ is a process of Self-evolution through self investigation. a. Self-Exploration b. Self Verification c. Experience d. All of the above Ans : A 27. Self exploration is a process of Self-evolution through _____________. a. Self-investigation b. Self Verification c. Experience d. All of the above Ans : A Chapter 3 1. Every human being wants to be happy and _______. a. Rich b. Powerful c. Prosperous d. Popular Ans : C 2. Basic human aspirations are _______. a. Happiness b. Prosperity c. Education d. Both 1st and 2nd Ans : D 3. Being happy _______ good luck and lot of external circumstances. a. Depends on b. Means c. Does not depends on d. None of the above Ans : D 4. To be wealthy is _______ condition in the modern world to be happy. a. The most important b. Not essential c. Fake d. True Ans : C 5. Harmony within myself is known as _______. a. Excitement b. Happiness c. Both d. None of the above Ans : B 6. Prosperity can be achieved by _______. a. Relationship b. Physical facility only c. Right understanding with physical facilities d. None of the above Ans : C 7. Happiness is the state of _______. a. Excitement b. Harmony c. Satisfaction d. Pleasure Ans : B 8. For prosperity, which of the following is not required? a. Appropriate assessment of the physical needs b. Ensuring availability/production of more than required physical facilities c. Knowing the need for physical facilities as limited d. Giving first priority to physical facilities in life Ans : D 9. To be in the state of _______ is unhappiness. a. Liking b. Disliking c. Prosperity d. None of the above Ans : B 10. Which of the following is true? a. One will be bored of happiness if one is always happy. b. I will grow only if I am unhappy. If I become happy my growth will stop. c. I need to be unhappy to recognize that I am happy. d. Happiness is definite and it can be understood. Ans : D 11. To be in a state where there is contradiction, conflict, and acrimony is _______. a. Prosperity b. Wealth c. Excitement d. Unhappiness Ans : D 12. To be in a state of _______ is happiness. a. Liking b. Disliking c. Conflicts d. Confusions Ans : A 13. Continuous happiness and prosperity are the _______. a. Impractical thought b. Impossible desires c. Basic human aspirations d. None of the above Ans : C 14. It is natural for _______ to slowly deteriorate. a. Physical things/physical facilities b. Happiness c. Feelings d. Relationship Ans : A 15. _______ means harmony within myself. a. Happiness b. Pleasure c. Excitement d. All Ans : A 16. The feeling of having/producing more than required physical facility is _______. a. Happiness b. Prosperity c. Satisfaction d. Success Ans : B 17. To be in a state of liking is _______. a. Prosperity b. Happiness c. Stress d. Selfishness Ans : B Chapter 4 1. Basic requirements for fulfillment of aspirations of every human being with their correct priority are _______. a. Right Understanding, Relationship and Physical Facilities b. Physical Facilities, Relationship and Right Understanding c. Right Understanding, Physical Facilities and Relationship d. Relationship, Right Understanding and Physical Facilities Ans : A 2. Giving weightage to physical facilities, to the maximization of sensory pleasures and accumulation of wealth is called _______. a. Animal Consciousness b. Human Consciousness c. Both d. None of the above Ans : A 3. Human consciousness is _______. a. Giving weightage to physical facilities, to the maximization of sensory pleasures, to accumulation of wealth b. Giving weightage to relationships, to the inherent feelings and right understanding c. Both d. None of the above Ans : B 4. _______ helps the human being to transform from animal consciousness to human consciousness. a. Right Understanding b. Preconditioning c. Sensations d. None of the above Ans : A 5. Our natural acceptance is to be in which category of people _______. a. Suvidha Viheen Dukhi Daridra (SVDD) b. Suvidha Sampann Dukhi Daridra (SSDD) c. Suvidha Sampann Sukhi Samridh (SSSS) d. All of the above Ans : C 6. SVDD means _______. a. Sadhna Vihin Dukhi Daridra b. Sahitya Vihin Dukhi Daridra c. Samarpan Vihin Daridra Dukhi d. Suvidha Vihin Dukhi Daridra Ans : D 7. SSSS means _______. a. Samparpan Sampann Sukhi Samriddha b. Sahitya Sampann Sukhi Samriddha c. Suvidha Sampann Sukhi Samriddha d. None of the above Ans : C 8. To which category a prosperous person belong? a. SVDD b. SSDD c. SSSS d. None of the above Ans : C 9. To which category a deprived person belong? a. SSDD and SSSS b. SSSS and SVDD c. SVDD and SSDD d. All of the above Ans : C 10. Right understanding with physical facilities brings _______. a. Deprivation b. Mutual Prosperity c. Mutual Fulfilment d. None of the above Ans : B 11. Living with physical comforts only is considered as _______. a. Human Consciousness b. Real Consciousness c. God Consciousness d. Animal consciousness Ans : D 12. Right understanding of relationships and physical facilities are considered as essential requirements to ensure _______. a. Happiness b. Prosperity c. Philanthrophy d. Both 1st and 2nd Ans : D 13. The role of education sanskar is _______. a. To transform human being from animal consciousness to human consciousness b. To ensure right understanding and right feeling in every individual c. To ensure availability of required physical facilities d. All of the above Ans : D 14. Happiness is achieved by _______. a. Money b. Relationship c. Marriage d. None of these Ans : B 15. Human development essentially means _______. a. Transformation from animal consciousness to human consciousness b. Earning more and more of physical facilities c. Being the best d. Making the country a superpower Ans : A 16. Largely physical facilities are _______ for animals a. Incomplete b. Necessary as well as complete c. Necessary but not complete d. Unnecessary Ans : B 17. Which of the following is true? a. A human being needs both, relationship as well as physical facilities. One cannot replace the other. b. If a human being has abundant (plentiful) physical facilities, his happiness is ensured. c. If a human being is happy in continuity he or she does not need physical facilities any more. d. If a human being has abundant (plentiful) physical facilities his prosperity is ensured. Ans : A 18. When we have right understanding with relationship it gives us mutual prosperity. a. True b. False Ans : B 19. Samridhi means _______. a. Knowledge b. Awareness c. College Degree d. Prosperity Ans : D 20. Animal consciousness is _______. a. Giving weightage to physical facilities, to the maximization of sensory pleasures and accumulation of wealth b. Giving weightage to relationships, to the inherent feelings and right understanding c. Both d. None of the above Ans : A 21. Giving weightage to relationships, to the inherent feelings and right understanding is _______. a. Animal Consciousness b. Human Consciousness c. Both d. None of the above Ans : B 22. From physical facilities we want _______. a. Happiness b. Prosperity c. Reputation d. Respect Ans : B 23. Which provides mutual happiness to human being? a. Relationship b. Physical Facilities c. Relationship with Right Understanding d. Physical Facilities with Right Understanding Ans : C 24. Which provides mutual prosperity to human being? a. Relationship b. Physical Facilities c. Relationship with Right Understanding d. Physical Facilities with Right Understanding Ans : D 25. Which among the following is based on our natural acceptance? a. SSDD b. SSSS c. SVDD d. None of the above Ans : B Unit 2 Chapter 5 1. Human being is the co-existence of _______. a. Wealth and Prosperity b. Suvidha and Body c. Self (I) and Physical Facilities d. Self (I) and Body Ans : D 2. Needs of Self (I) with reference to time are _______. a. Continuous b. Temporary c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : A 3. The activities of body (in response) are _______. a. Assuming and Knowing b. Recognizing and Fulfilling c. Knowing and Fulfilling d. Assuming and Fulfilling Ans : B 4. Need of Self (I) is _______. a. Quantitative b. Temporary c. Qualitative d. None of the above Ans : C 5. There can only be a Qualitative change in _______. a. Conscious Units b. Material Units c. Physical Facilities d. None of the above Ans : A 6. Which of the following is not a material unit? a. Body b. Wealth c. Self (I) d. Physical Facilities Ans : C 7. Recognizing depends upon assuming and _______. a. Knowing b. Fulfilling c. Preconditioning d. Advices Ans : A 8. Self (I) is _______. a. Doer b. Seer c. Enjoyer d. All of the above Ans : D 9. Need of body includes _______. a. Feelings b. Happiness c. Physio-Chemical things d. Guidance Ans : C 10. Prosperity is a need of _______. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Both Self (I) and Body d. Money Ans : C 11. Which activity has the involvement of both Self (I) and Body? a. Thinking b. Dreaming c. Shouting d. Feeling Anger Ans : C 12. To verify the proposal or assumption through self exploration leads to _______. a. Assuming b. Recognizing c. Knowing d. Preconditioning Ans : C 13. Need of Self (I) is _______. a. Happiness b. Excitement c. Both Happiness and Excitement d. Continuous Happiness Ans : D 14. _______ is just an Instrument of Self (I). a. Body b. Money c. Physical Facilities d. Relationship Ans : A 15. Recognizing depends upon assuming and _______. a. Fulfilment b. Preconditioning c. Sensations d. Knowing Ans : D 16. ‘Knowing’ means having the _______. a. Assumptions b. Preconditioning c. Right Understanding d. All of the above Ans : C 17. Each human being is co-existence of the _______. a. Mind and Physical Facilities b. Money and Needs c. Self (I) and Body d. Right Understanding and Relationship Ans : C 18. The _______ does not ‘assume’ things. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Physical Facilities d. Relationship Ans : B 19. With the help of the _______, Self (I) explores and interact with rest of the nature. a. Body b. Money c. Physical Facilities d. Relationship Ans : A 20. With the help of the Body, _______ explores and interact with rest of the nature. a. Self (I) b. Money c. Physical Facilities d. Relationship Ans : A 21. The system of the body works in a _______ way. a. Disturbed b. Uncertain c. Self Organized d. All of the above Ans : C 22. Human body is an instrument to facilitate _______. a. Preconditioning b. Right Understanding c. Assumptions d. Sensations Ans : B 23. The Self (I) is _______ in nature, while body is _______. a. Conscious, Spiritual b. Spiritual, Physico-Chemical c. Physico-Chemical, Conscious d. Conscious, Physico-Chemical Ans : D 24. The _______ is conscious in nature, while _______ is Physico-chemical a. Self (I), Body b. Body, Self (I) c. Money, Food d. Money, Thoughts Ans : A 25. The Self or 'I' is also called _______. a. Material b. Consciousness c. Imagination d. None of the above Ans : B 26. Clothing, nourishment etc. are the needs of _______. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Both Self (I) and Body d. None of the above Ans : B 27. Trust, respect, and happiness etc. are the needs of _______. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Both Self (I) and Body d. None of the above Ans : A 28. Needs of the body with reference to time are _______. a. Continuous b. Temporary c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : B 29. Physical facilities are required in a _______ quantity. a. Limited b. Unlimited c. Uncertain d. Insignificant Ans : A 30. If the needs are naturally acceptable, I want them _______. a. Continuously b. Temporarily c. Limit d. Unlimited Ans : A 31. The needs of Self (I) are _______ in nature and we want them continuously. a. Quantitative b. Temporary c. Qualitative d. None of the above Ans : C 32. The needs of _______ are qualitative in nature and we want them continuously. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Both Self (I) and Body d. None of the above Ans : A 33. The needs of the Self (I) are ensured by _______. a. Money and only money b. Right Understanding and Right Feeling c. Right Feeling and Money d. All of the above Ans : B 34. By _______ we become responsible to ourselves. a. Right Understanding b. Preconditioning c. Sensation d. Physical Facilities Ans : A 35. Recognition and fulfillment in material entities is always _______. a. Definite b. Indefinite c. Uncertain d. Flexible Ans : A 36. Recognition and fulfillment in _______ entities is always definite. a. Material b. Physical c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : C 37. In Self (I), recognizing and fulfillment depends on _______. a. Preconditioning b. Sensation c. Knowing and Assuming d. None of the above Ans : C 38. Knowing means we have the _______. a. Right Understanding b. Confusions c. Preconditioning d. All of the above Ans : A 39. Any entity that has the activity of recognizing and fulfillment only, can be called as _______. a. Material b. Conscious c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : A 40. Selecting and desiring are the activities of _______. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Both Self (I) and Body d. None of the above Ans : A 41. Seer means the one that _______. a. Understands b. Does something c. Experience d. All of the above Ans : A 42. Doer means the one that _______. a. Understands b. Does something c. Experience d. All of the above Ans : B 43. Enjoyer means the one that _______. a. Understands b. Does something c. Experience d. All of the above Ans : C 44. The awareness of being is in _______. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Material d. All of the above Ans : A 45. Right feeling within Self (I) is _______. a. Definite b. Continuous c. Unconditional d. All of the above Ans : D 46. For the continuity of happiness, which of the following is essential? a. Right Understanding in the Self (I) b. Right Feeling and Right Thought in the Self (I) c. Recognition of Needs, Ensure more than Required, Make Right Utilisation of it d. All of the above Ans : D 47. Which of the following is considered as a mis-understanding? a. Human Being = Body b. Requirement of Physical Facilities = Unlimited c. There is inherent struggle in nature, and fittest survive d. All of the above Ans : D 48. Human being is _______. a. Self (I) b. Body c. Co-existence of Self (I) and Body d. None of the above Ans : C 49. Needs of the body are fulfilled by _______. a. Right Understanding and Right Feelings b. Relationship c. Physical Facilities d. All of the above Ans : C 50. Needs of Self (I) are fulfilled through _______. a. Right Understanding and Right Feelings b. Relationship c. Physical Facilities d. All the above Ans : A 51. Need of self (I) is fulfilled by _______. a. Right Understanding and Physico-Chemical Things b. Right Understanding and Excitement from Sensation c. Right Understanding and Right Feeling d. Physico-Chemical Things only Ans : C Chapter 6 1. The power/force for the activity of analyzing is _______. a. Desire b. Expectation c. Thought d. Realisation Ans : C 2. The power/force for activity imaging is _______. a. Desire b. Thoughts c. Expectation d. Comparing Ans : A 3. How does information exchange take place between Self (I) and Body? a. From outside to inside b. From inside to outside c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : C 4. If our imagination is based on Natural Acceptance, we are in the state of _______. a. Partantrata b. Swatantrata c. Pre-conditioning d. State of Resignation Ans : B 5. If our imagination is based on Pre-conditioning and Sensation, we are in the state of _______. a. Partantrata b. Swatantrata c. Natural Acceptance d. None of the above Ans : A 6. Sources of imagination are _______. a. Natural Acceptance, Pre-Conditioning, Behavior, and Work b. Pre-conditioning, Sensation, and Behavior and Work c. Natural Acceptance, Pre-conditioning, and Sensation d. Natural Acceptance, Sensation, Behavior, and Work Ans : C 7. The pleasure obtained from sensations is _______. a. Short-Lived and Continuous b. Temporary and Source of long lasting happiness c. Short-Lived and Temporary d. Continuous and Source of long lasting happiness Ans : C 8. The basic capacity in the Self (I) is _______. a. Power b. Activity c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : A 9. Behaviour depends upon _______. a. Feelings b. Desire, Thought, and Expectation c. Right Understanding d. All of the above Ans : D 10. Work depends upon _______. a. Feelings b. Desire, Thought, and Expectation c. Right Understanding d. Both 2nd and 3rd Ans : D 11. The activities of self (Desire, Thought, and Expectation) together called as _______. a. Competence b. Natural Acceptance c. Imagination d. Pre-conditioning Ans : C 12. Selection/tasting depends upon _______. a. Desire b. Thoughts c. Expectations d. Understanding Ans : C 13. My Self (I) splits the image of big house into many parts. This statement is related with _______. a. Imaging b. Selection c. Tasting d. Analyzing Ans : D 14. Behavior and work are an outcome of _______. a. Desire b. Thoughts c. Expectation d. All of the above Ans : D 15. When selection leads to thoughts, thoughts lead to desire, this kind of information exchange is _______. a. From outside to inside b. From inside to outside c. From inside to inside d. From outside to outside Ans : A 16. Which of the following is an activity of self? a. Sensation b. Happiness c. Dancing d. Thought Ans : D 17. When desire leads to thoughts, thoughts lead to selection, this kind of information exchange is _______. a. From outside to inside b. From inside to outside c. From inside to inside d. From outside to outside Ans : B 18. _______ is stimulus, which our sensory organs make us feels. a. Feelings b. Sensations c. Knowledge d. Happiness Ans : B 19. The Self (I) and Body interacts with each other via the activity of _______. a. Imaging b. Analyzing c. Selecting/Tasting d. None of the above Ans : C 20. The flow of activity of selecting/tasting can leads to _______. a. Imaging b. Analyzing c. Imagination d. None of the above Ans : B 21. We make choices with external world, based on our _______ today. a. Pre-conditioning b. Sensations c. Imagination d. Natural Acceptance Ans : C 22. Imaging is _______ with time. a. Variable b. Uncertain c. Continuous d. All of the above Ans : C 23. The activity of selecting/tasting is _______. a. Variable b. Uncertain c. Continuous d. All of the above Ans : C 24. What we analyze may keep changing, the activity of analyzing is _______. a. Variable b. Uncertain c. Continuous d. All of the above Ans : C 25. When we assume something about, on the basis of prevailing notion it is called _______. a. Sensation b. Pre-conditioning c. Understanding d. Natural acceptance Ans : B 26. _______ means to be able to see the reality as it is. a. Realization b. Preconditioning c. Sensation d. All of the above Ans : A 27. We can have _______ through the process of realization. a. Right Understanding b. Pre-conditioning c. Sensation d. All of the above Ans : A 28. We can have Right Understanding through the process of _______. a. Realization b. Pre-conditioning c. Sensation d. None of the above Ans : A 29. Behavior on the basis of Realization and Understanding is called _______. a. Confused Behavior b. Wrong Behavior c. Self Organized Behavior d. All of the above Ans : C Chapter 7 1. _______ helps in balancing/regulating the breathing of the body. a. Medicine b. Labor c. Asan d. Pranayam Ans : D 2. Health problems such as Diabetes, Migraine, Digestive Disorders, etc. are caused by _______. a. Lack of the feeling of Sanyam b. Tendency to take medicine to suppress the ailment c. Intake of improper food, water and air d. All of the above Ans : D 3. The statement, "All the body parts are performing its expected functions." is related with _______. a. Sanyam b. Self Regulation c. Swasthya d. Proper Upkeep Ans : C 4. Proper upkeep means _______. a. Vihar b. Daily Routine c. Proper Rest d. All of the above Ans : D 5. _______ is done with the help of proper food, water and air. a. Protection of the body b. Right Utilization of the body c. Nourishment of the body d. Exploitation of the body Ans : C 6. Which of the following pair is not correctly matched? a. Labour – Asan b. Asan – Pranayam c. Intake – Proper Upkeep d. Medicine – Treatment Ans : A 7. The feeling of Responsibility to ensure health of body is related with _______. a. Proper Upkeep b. Self Regulation c. Guidance d. Affection Ans : B 8. Food must be nutritious, digestive, excretory and _______. a. Smell Good b. Looks Attractive c. Tasty d. None of the above Ans : C 9. The amount of physical facilities required for nurturing, protection, and right utilization of body is _______. a. Limited b. Unlimited c. Uncertain d. Insignificant Ans : A 10. The feeling of responsibility for nurturing, protection and right utilizing the body is _______. a. Sanyam b. Swasthya c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : A 11. Where there is harmony among the parts of the body, it is known as _______. a. Sanyam b. Swasthya c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : B 12. Sanyam is the basis of _______. a. Money b. Popularity c. Swasthya d. Happiness Ans : C 13. _______ ensures Swasthya. a. Money b. Popularity c. Sanyam d. Patience Ans : C 14. Harmony should be maintained in _______. a. Between Body and Life. b. Between Self and Society c. Between Life and Environment d. All of the above Ans : D 15. The need of physical facility is for _______. a. Nurturing, Protection, and Right Utilization of Body b. Gaining respect c. Malnutrition d. Obsession Ans : A 16. What is not the indicator of good health in Self and Body? a. Feeling of happiness and prosperity b. Proper functioning of organ systems c. Feeling of self-regulation towards the body d. Feeling of jealously, competition, anger for others Ans : D 17. For being healthy, what area we need to work on _______. a. Intake and Daily Routine (Lifestyle) b. Labor and Exercise c. Posture of Body and Regulated Breathing d. All of the above Ans : D 18. Employing the body physically for production and maintenance of physical facilities is called _______. a. Intension b. Thought c. Labor d. Exercise Ans : C 19. No physical facility is produced by _______. a. Proper Upkeep b. Exercise c. Treatment d. All of the above Ans : D 20. Labor is done for _______ of physical facility. a. Nourishment b. Protection c. Production d. Exploitation Ans : C Unit 3 Chapter 8 1. _______ is the basic unit of human interaction. a. Individual b. Family c. Society d. Nature Ans : B 2. Which of the following statement is correct about “Reaction”? a. It happens when the behavior is govern by others. b. It is the indication of Indefinite Conduct. c. It indicates that the person is in the state of Partantrata. d. All of the above Ans : D 3. The feelings in the Self (I) are _______. a. Variable b. Indefinite c. Definite d. Can't be identified with clarity Ans : C 4. The fulfilment and evaluation of feelings lead to mutual _______ in family. a. Happiness b. Prosperity c. Both 1st and 2nd d. Neither 1st nor 2nd Ans : A 5. _______ exists between one Self (I1) and other Self (I2). a. Relationship b. Sensation c. Expression d. Happiness Ans : A 6. There are a total of _______ feelings, which form the basis of relationships. a. Four (4) b. Ten (10) c. Nine (9) d. Three (3) Ans : C 7. _______ is expressed in the form of Kindness, Beneficence, and Compassion. a. Trust b. Respect c. Reverence d. Love Ans : D 8. _______ is what we aspire for, which is based on our natural acceptance. a. Competence b. Intention c. Potential d. Program Ans : B 9. We are similar on the basis of intention but we all differ from the point of view of _______. a. Competence b. Program c. Purpose d. All of the above Ans : A 10. The feeling of _______ is the foundation of Undivided Society. a. Trust b. Love c. Hate d. Reverence Ans : B 11. Doubt on _______ is a major reason for problems in relationship. a. Purpose b. Person c. Intention d. Competence Ans : C 12. I naturally feel related to the other, when I have the feelings of _______ in myself (I) for others. a. Trust and Respect b. Love and Affection c. Reverence and Glory d. Pride and Ego Ans : A 13. When you are trying to attract people through the activities of your body or through the physical facilities you have. And you want people to appreciate and take interest in you. This is called _______. a. Respect b. Gratitude c. Attention d. Attraction Ans : C 14. Differentiation or Discrimination in relationship is a kind of _______. a. Attention b. Respect c. Disrespect d. Justice Ans : C 15. People are being converted from one religion to another in order to get respect is a kind of differentiation on the basis of _______. a. Physical Facilities b. Body c. Race d. Beliefs Ans : D 16. Understanding and living in harmony at all 4 levels of beings is called _______. a. Competition b. Excellence c. Gratitude d. Worship Ans : B 17. _______ is our ability to fulfill the aspiration. a. Program b. Potential c. Purpose d. Competence Ans : D 18. Only the feeling of _______ may need the use of physical facilities. a. Guidance b. Care c. Affection d. Respect Ans : B 19. Evaluation of others on the basis of post/designation is a kind of _______. a. Differentiation on the basis of “ism” b. Differentiation on the basis of "sects" c. Differentiation on the basis "physical facilities" d. Differentiation on the basis of "info" Ans : C 20. Evaluation of others on the basis of "info" is a kind of _______. a. Differentiation on the basis of "body" b. Differentiation on the basis of "physical facility" c. Differentiation on the basis of "beliefs" d. Differentiation on the basis of "post" Ans : C 21. There are _______ elements of justice. a. Five (5) b. Two (2) c. Nine (9) d. Four (4) Ans : D 22. Which of the following statement is correct about “Response”? a. You are clear about the intention of other. b. It is the indication of definite conduct. c. Your behavior is decided with your own right. d. All of the above Ans : D 23. Intention is guided by _______. a. Pre-conditioning b. Sensation c. Natural acceptance d. All of the above Ans : C 24. We all are similar on the basis of purpose, program, and _______. a. Potential b. Competence c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : A 25. If you have trust on intention of the other, then you will feel _______. a. Opposed to other b. Related to other c. Sometimes opposed and sometimes related d. None of the above Ans : B 26. Right evaluation of each other’s intention and competence is called _______. a. Respect b. Trust c. Affection d. Love Ans : A 27. Disrespect leads to _______. a. Ego b. Depression c. Acrimony d. All of the above Ans : D 28. To ensure _______ from family to world family is called undivided society. a. Reverence b. Glory c. Love d. Gratitude Ans : C 29. If I say, I can do everything, it is a kind of _______. a. Over Evaluation b. Under Evaluation c. Otherwise Evaluation d. None of the above Ans : A 30. Which of the following is complete value? a. Love b. Respect c. Trust d. Care Ans : A 31. _______ is called foundation value. a. Trust b. Respect c. Affection d. Love Ans : A 32. The foundational value in relationship is _______. a. Trust b. Respect c. Affection d. Love Ans : A 33. Evaluation of others on the basis of race, physical strength, gender is a kind of _______. a. Differentiation on the basis of “ism” b. Differentiation on the basis of "sects" c. Differentiation on the basis of "info" d. Differentiation on the basis of "body" Ans : D 34. If I have doubt on intention of other then _______. a. I evaluate myself on the basis of my intention b. I evaluate others on the basis of competence c. I assume the competence of others to be his/her intention d. All of the above Ans : D 35. If I say, I am good for nothing, it is a kind of _______. a. Over Evaluation b. Otherwise Evaluation c. Under Evaluation d. Right Evaluation Ans : C 36. If I do not consider others as a human being, it is a kind of _______. a. Over Evaluation b. Under Evaluation c. Otherwise Evaluation d. Ego Ans : C 37. There are _______ in relationship – in one Self (I) for other Self (I). a. Thoughts b. Desires c. Feelings d. Expectations Ans : C 38. The feeling of Responsibility to ensure health of body of others is related with _______. a. Care b. Self Regulation c. Guidance d. Affection Ans : A 39. _______ and _______ are outcomes of feeling of being related. a. Trust and Respect b. Glory and Gratitude c. Care and Guidance d. Trust and Gratitude Ans : C 40. Harmony (Mutual happiness) in human-human relationship is called _______. a. Love b. Trust c. Justice d. Care Ans : C 41. _______ means to be assured that the other wants my happiness and prosperity. a. Respect b. Reverence c. Trust d. Affection Ans : C 42. _______ is right evaluation of others on the basis of self (I). a. Trust b. Respect c. Affection d. Reverence Ans : B 43. The feeling of responsibility and commitment for ensuring right understanding and right feeling in the self of my relative is called _______. a. Gratitude b. Guidance c. Care d. Sanyam Ans : B 44. The feeling of acceptance for those who have made efforts for excellence. a. Affection b. Reverence c. Gratitude d. Glory Ans : D 45. _______ is the feeling of acceptance for Excellence in the other. a. Reverence b. Gratitude c. Love d. Care Ans : A 46. _______ starts from ONE and goes to EVERYONE. a. Reverence b. Glory c. Love d. Gratitude Ans : C 47. _______ is the feeling of acceptance for those who have made efforts for my excellence. a. Affection b. Care c. Gratitude d. Guidance Ans : C 48. _______ is the feeling for someone who has made efforts for excellence. a. Reverence b. Glory c. Love d. Gratitude Ans : B 49. _______ is the complete value. a. Reverence b. Glory c. Love d. Gratitude Ans : C 50. Ensuring right understanding and feelings in the other is called _______. a. Gratitude b. Guidance c. Care d. Reverence Ans : B 51. The ability to fulfill the aspirations is called _______. a. Intention b. Competence c. Desires d. All of the above Ans : B 52. To be assured of others at all the time is the feeling of _______. a. Trust b. Respect c. Affection d. Reverence Ans : A 53. Respect is _______. a. Right Evaluation b. Wrong Evaluation c. Influence d. All of the above Ans : A 54. We are all similar at the level of our _______ but differ in our _______. a. Intension, Competence b. Competence, Intension c. Thoughts, Desires d. Desires, Thoughts Ans : A 55. The ability to perform a specific task, action, or function successfully is called _______. a. Intention b. Competence c. Purpose d. Program Ans : B 56. The intention of every human being is to make the other _______. a. Rich and Resourceful b. Happy and Divine c. Happy and Prosperous d. All of the above Ans : C 57. Most of the time we look at our intention and other’s lack of _______ in relationship. a. Intention b. Competence c. Interest d. Understanding Ans : B 58. The feeling of being related to other is called _______. a. Care b. Guidance c. Respect d. Affection Ans : D 59. We can feel being related to other, when we have feelings of _______ for other. a. Trust and Respect b. Care and Guidance c. Reverence and Glory d. Affection and Gratitude Ans : A 60. _______ is the feeling of responsibility toward the body of my relative. a. Care b. Guidance c. Respect d. Affection Ans : A 61. _______ is the feeling of responsibility and commitment for nurturing and protection of the Body of my relative. a. Care b. Guidance c. Respect d. Affection Ans : A 62. _______ is the feeling of responsibility and commitment for ensuring Right Understanding and Right Feeling in the self of my relative. a. Care b. Guidance c. Respect d. Affection Ans : B 63. Care and Guidance are the two outcomes of _______. a. Glory b. Reverence c. Respect d. Affection Ans : D 64. Feeling for those who have made effort for excellence is _______. a. Excellence b. Reverence c. Glory d. None of the above Ans : C 65. Feeling for those who have made effort for my excellence is _______. a. Glory b. Worship c. Gratitude d. None of the above Ans : C 66. _______ is the feeling of being related to all. a. Love b. Respect c. Affection d. Care Ans : A 67. Justice is _______. a. Punishing the culprit and saving the innocent b. To protect other human being as they are our relative (to do for them and make them dependent) c. Ensuring recognition of relationship among human beings, its fulfillment through values leading to mutual happiness d. None of the above Ans : C 68. The outcome of justice is _______. a. Right Understanding b. Prosperity c. Trust and Fearlessness d. Coexistence with Nature Ans : C 69. Harmonious human-human relationship resulting in mutual happiness, is the achievement of _______. a. Respect b. Justice c. Trust d. Love Ans : B Chapter 9 1. When group of individuals living in relationship of mutual fulfillment, ensuring right understanding & prosperity for all, it is considered as _______. a. Crowed b. Battlefield c. Society d. None of the above Ans : C 2. Society is an extension of _______. a. Individual b. Family c. Nature d. All of the above Ans : B 3. Education - Right Living leads to _______. a. Right Understanding b. Confusions c. Doubts d. None of the above Ans : A 4. The process of education and right living leads to _______ in the individual. a. Right Understanding b. Confusions c. Doubts d. None of the above Ans : A 5. The program for health and sanyam leads to the feeling of _______ in family. a. Right Understanding b. Prosperity c. Fearlessness d. Coexistence Ans : B 6. Ensuring justice in relationship, on the basis of values leads to _______ in society. a. Right Understanding b. Prosperity c. Fearlessness d. Coexistence Ans : C 7. Suraksha of nature through enrichment, protection and right utilization leads to _______ in nature. a. Right Understanding b. Prosperity c. Fearlessness d. Coexistence Ans : D 8. Production and work for physical facilities leads to _______ in family and _______ with nature. a. Prosperity, Fearlessness b. Prosperity, Coexistence c. Fearlessness, Prosperity d. Coexistence, Prosperity Ans : B 9. Which of the following explains about society? a. People living together, in a relationship of mutual fulfillment. b. People living together, but not in relationship of mutual fulfillment. c. People living separately, in opposition/struggle. d. None of the above Ans : A 10. Society means _______. a. Family b. All human beings c. Few individuals d. None of the above Ans : B 11. There are _______ Comprehensive Human Goals. a. Eight (8) b. Six (6) c. Four (4) d. Nine (9) Ans : C 12. The human goal at the level of individual is _______. a. Prosperity b. Fearlessness c. Co-existence d. Right Understanding Ans : D 13. The human goal at the level of family is _______. a. Prosperity b. Fearlessness c. Co-existence d. Right Understanding Ans : A 14. The human goal at the level of society is _______. a. Prosperity b. Fearlessness c. Co-existence d. Right Understanding Ans : B 15. The human goal at the level of nature is _______. a. Prosperity b. Fearlessness c. Co-existence d. Right Understanding Ans : C 16. _______ on intention is the starting point for mutual development. a. Trust b. Belief c. Doubt d. None of the above Ans : A 17. _______ on intention is a major reason for problems in relationships. a. Trust b. Belief c. Doubt d. None of the above Ans : C 18. There are _______ levels of living. a. Six (6) b. Four (4) c. Nine (9) d. Five (5) Ans : B 19. There are _______ dimensions of living. a. Six (6) b. Four (4) c. Nine (9) d. Five (5) Ans : B 20. We differ from the point of view of _______. a. Competence and Imagination b. Competence and Intention c. Intention d. Competence, Imagination, and Level of Understanding Ans : D 21. Which of the following is the criteria to decide how to produce? a. Mutually enriching, cyclic process of nature and it's resources b. Rate of production and consumption of produced facility c. Cyclic process of by-products d. All of the above Ans : D 22. Which of the following is non eco friendly production processes? a. Use of chemical fertilizers, insecticides, and pesticides in agriculture b. By-products of Industries, which are discharged in rivers or is released into air c. Production and misuse of plastics d. All of the above Ans : D 23. How can comprehensive human goals be achieved? (a) Through Education – Sanskar (b) Through Swasthya – Sanyam (c) Through Production – Work (d) Through Justice – Preservation (e)Through Exchange - Storage a. Options (a) and (d) b. Options (b) and (e) c. Options (a), (c), and (e) d. Options (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) Ans : D 24. Outcome of labour is _______. a. Money b. Production c. Respect d. Growth Ans : B 25. The outcome of labour must be _______. a. People Friendly and Ecofriendly b. Sustainable c. Cyclic and Mutual Enriching d. All of the above Ans : D Unit 4 Chapter 10 1. The first order of nature is _______. a. Material Order b. Bio Order c. Animal Order d. Human Order Ans : A 2. The second order of nature is _______. a. Material Order b. Bio Order c. Animal Order d. Human Order Ans : B 3. The third order of nature is _______. a. Material Order b. Bio Order c. Animal Order d. Human Order Ans : C 4. The fourth order of nature is _______. a. Material Order b. Bio Order c. Animal Order d. Human Order Ans : D 5. Human beings are dependent on the _______ for soil, minerals and metals. a. Material Order b. Bio Order c. Animal Order d. None of the above Ans : A 6. The natural characteristic (Svabhav) of material order is _______. a. Composition/Decomposition b. Growth c. Cruelty/Non-cruelty d. Will to live Ans : A 7. The natural characteristic (Svabhav) of pranic/plant/bio order is _______. a. Growth b. Cruelty/Non-cruelty c. Will to live d. Nurture/Worsen Ans : D 8. The natural characteristic (Svabhav) of self of animal order is _______. a. Growth b. Cruelty/Non-cruelty c. Will to live d. Nurture/Worsen Ans : B 9. The natural characteristic (Svabhav) of self of human order is _______. a. Perseverance, Bravery, and Generosity b. Cruelty/Non-cruelty c. Will to live with happiness d. Nurture/Worsen Ans : A 10. The innateness of material order is _______. a. Existence b. Cruelty/Non-cruelty c. Growth d. Nurture/Worsen Ans : A 11. The Innateness (Dharnam) of self of human order is _______. a. Perseverance, Bravery, and Generosity b. Cruelty/Non-cruelty c. Will to live with happiness d. Nurture/Worsen Ans : C 12. The Innateness (Dharnam) of self of animal order is _______. a. Perseverance, Bravery, and Generosity b. Cruelty/Non-cruelty c. Will to live d. Nurture/Worsen Ans : C 13. The innateness of Bio order is _______. a. Existence b. Cruelty/Non-cruelty c. Growth d. Nurture/Worsen Ans : C 14. The basic activities of plant order are _______. a. Composition/Decomposition b. Recognition/Fulfillment c. Knowing/Assuming d. Selection/Tasting Ans : B 15. The Basic Activity of self of human order is _______. a. Composition, Decomposition b. Recognition, Fulfillment c. Knowing, Assuming, Recognition, and Fulfillment d. Selection, Tasting Ans : C 16. The Basic Activity of self of animal order is _______. a. Assuming, Recognition, and Fulfillment b. Recognition, Fulfillment c. Knowing, Assuming, Recognition, and Fulfillment d. Selection, Tasting Ans : A 17. Conformance of material order is named as _______. a. Constitution Conformance b. Seed Conformance c. Breed Conformance d. Right Value Sanskaar Ans : A 18. Conformance of Plant order is named as _______. a. Constitution Conformance b. Seed Conformance c. Breed Conformance d. Right Value Sanskaar Ans : B 19. Conformance of animal order is named as _______. a. Constitution Conformance b. Seed Conformance c. Breed Conformance d. Right Value Sanskaar Ans : C 20. Conformance of human order is named as _______. a. Constitution Conformance b. Seed Conformance c. Breed Conformance d. Right Value Sanskaar Ans : D 21. The cell belongs to _______. a. Material Order b. Plant Order c. Animal Order d. Human Order Ans : B 22. In animals only the activity of _______ is predominant. a. Selection/Tasting b. Imaging c. Analysing d. Knowing/Assuming Ans : A 23. The activities in human body are _______. a. Composition/Decomposition and Respiration b. Composition/Decomposition and Growth c. Existence and Respiration d. Existence and Growth Ans : A 24. _______ and _______ together are the innateness of the pranic order. a. Composition/Decomposition and Respiration b. Composition/Decomposition and Growth c. Existence and Respiration d. Existence and Growth Ans : D 25. The value or participation of different orders in existence is also referred to as their _______. a. Natural Characteristics b. Innateness c. Activity d. Conformance Ans : A 26. The fundamental characteristic of material order is _______. a. Composition/Decomposition b. Recognition/Fulfillment c. Knowing/Assuming d. None of the above Ans : A 27. The continuity of a plant species is maintained in nature by _______ method. a. Constitution Conformance b. Seed Conformance c. Breed Conformance d. Right Value/Sanskaar Ans : B 28. Human being has _______ conformance. a. Constitution Conformance b. Seed Conformance c. Breed Conformance d. Right Value/Sanskaar Ans : D 29. There is _______ among the four orders of nature. a. Mutual Fulfilment b. Inherent Struggle c. Opposition d. No Dependency Ans : A 30. Our natural acceptance is to live in _______ with nature. a. Harmony b. Struggle for Survival c. Opposition d. None of the above Ans : A Chapter 11 1. Between every two units there is _______. a. Units b. Space c. Air d. Vacuum Ans : B 2. When nature is submerged in space, we call it _______. a. Universe b. Galaxy c. Existence d. None of the above Ans : C 3. Nature is _______ in size, and Space is _______. a. Limited, Unlimited b. Unlimited, Limited c. Limited, Limited d. Unlimited, Unlimited Ans : A 4. When something is active or has activity, we call it _______. a. Space b. Unit c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : B 5. Space is constant or _______ energy. a. Equilibrium b. Variable c. Unlimited d. Limited Ans : A 6. There are two kinds of realities in existence _______. a. Space and Units b. Material and Conscious c. Physical and Pranic Orders d. All of the above Ans : A 7. Material units are _______ in nature. a. Temporary b. Continuous c. Unlimited d. None of the above Ans : A 8. Sah-astitva means _______. a. Co-existence b. Co-operation c. Co-option d. Corporate Identity Ans : A 9. Existence is _______. a. Unit submerged in Space b. Gathensheel and Gathanpurn c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : C 10. Existence means _______. a. Exist + Essence (Whatever exists) b. To be in harmony with whatever exists c. Unit submerged in Space d. All of the above Ans : D 11. Material is _____________, consciousness is __________ a. Gathan sheel, gathan purn b. Gathan purn, gathan sheel c. Gathansheel, gathan sheel d. Gathan purn, gathan purn Ans: A 12. Material is _____________, consciousness is __________ a. Cyclic, acyclic b. Acyclic, cyclic c. Cyclic, cyclic d. Acyclic, acyclic Ans: A Unit 5 Chapter 12 1. Definitiveness of human conduct is also known as _______. a. Professional Ethics b. Ethical Human Conduct c. Unethical Conduct d. Constitution Ans : B 2. Ethical human conduct means _______. a. Uncertainty in Behavior b. Indefinite Conduct c. Inhuman Behavior d. Definite Human Conduct Ans : D 3. We are able to identify the definitiveness of ethical human conduct when we have _______. a. Right Understanding b. Beliefs c. Pre-conditioning d. Sensations Ans : A 4. _______ is the sum of the state of harmony within, expressing itself, and participating in harmony with the outside world. a. Pre-conditioning b. Definite Human Conduct c. Indefinite Conduct d. Inhuman Behavior Ans : B 5. Definite human conduct can be understood in terms of _______. a. Values b. Policies c. Character d. All of the above Ans : D 6. Harmony at the level of self is expressed as _______. a. Happiness b. Unhappiness c. Health in Body d. Prosperity Ans : A 7. Harmony of the self with the body is expressed as _______. a. Happiness b. Unhappiness c. Health in Body d. Prosperity Ans : C 8. Harmony in human - human relationship is expressed as _______. a. Justice b. Health in Body c. Prosperity d. Co-existence Ans : A 9. Harmony with rest of the nature is expressed as _______. a. Happiness and Prosperity b. Prosperity in Human and Prevention of Rest of Nature c. Co-existence d. Health of Body Ans : B 10. Harmony with the whole existence is expressed as _______. a. Prosperity b. Co-existence c. Health d. Happiness Ans : B 11. Which of the following is natural outcome of realization and right understanding, that is always definite. a. Values b. Policies c. Character d. Beliefs Ans : A 12. Happiness, Peace, Satisfaction and Bliss are considered as _______. a. Values in Self b. Values in Human - Human Relationship c. Values of Universal Human Order d. Values of Human Being in the Interaction with the Rest of Nature Ans : A 13. Established value of complementariness is _______. a. Trust b. Respect c. Affection d. Gratitude Ans : A 14. Complementariness is the expressed value of _______. a. Trust b. Respect c. Affection d. Gratitude Ans : A 15. Established value of compliance is _______. a. Respect b. Affection c. Reverence d. Glory Ans : A 16. Compliance is the expressed value of _______. a. Respect b. Affection c. Reverence d. Glory Ans : A 17. Established value of commitment is _______. a. Trust b. Affection c. Care d. Guidance Ans : B 18. Commitment is the expressed value of _______. a. Trust b. Affection c. Care d. Guidance Ans : B 19. Established value of generosity is _______. a. Trust b. Affection c. Care d. Gratitude Ans : C 20. Generosity is the expressed value of _______. a. Trust b. Affection c. Care d. Gratitude Ans : C 21. Established value of spontaneity is _______. a. Affection b. Care c. Gratitude d. Guidance Ans : D 22. Spontaneity is the expressed value of _______. a. Affection b. Care c. Gratitude d. Guidance Ans : D 23. Established value of obedience is _______. a. Affection b. Care c. Guidance d. Reverence Ans : D 24. Obedience is the expressed value of _______. a. Affection b. Care c. Guidance d. Reverence Ans : D 25. Established value of ease is _______. a. Guidance b. Reverence c. Glory d. Gratitude Ans : C 26. Ease is the expressed value of _______. a. Guidance b. Reverence c. Glory d. Gratitude Ans : C 27. Established value of self restraint is _______. a. Guidance b. Gratitude c. Trust d. Love Ans : B 28. Established value of unanimity is _______. a. Trust b. Love c. Gratitude d. Reverence Ans : B 29. Unanimity is the expressed value of _______. a. Trust b. Love c. Gratitude d. Reverence Ans : B 30. Expressed value of trust is _______. a. Complementariness b. Commitment c. Obedience d. Ease Ans : A 31. Trust is the established value of _______. a. Complementariness b. Commitment c. Obedience d. Ease Ans : A 32. Expressed value of respect is _______. a. Complementariness b. Commitment c. Obedience d. Compliance Ans : D 33. Respect is the established value of _______. a. Complementariness b. Commitment c. Obedience d. Compliance Ans : D 34. Expressed value of affection is _______. a. Complementariness b. Commitment c. Compliance d. Obedience Ans : B 35. Affection is the established value of _______. a. Complementariness b. Commitment c. Compliance d. Obedience Ans : B 36. Expressed value of care is _______. a. Commitment b. Obedience c. Generosity d. Spontaneity Ans : C 37. Care is the established value of _______. a. Commitment b. Obedience c. Generosity d. Spontaneity Ans : C 38. Expressed value of guidance is _______. a. Commitment b. Obedience c. Generosity d. Spontaneity Ans : D 39. Guidance is the established value of _______. a. Commitment b. Obedience c. Generosity d. Spontaneity Ans : D 40. Expressed value of reverence is _______. a. Obedience b. Generosity c. Commitment d. Ease Ans : A 41. Reverence is the established value of _______. a. Obedience b. Generosity c. Commitment d. Ease Ans : A 42. Expressed value of glory is _______. a. Ease b. Self Restraint c. Generosity d. Commitment Ans : A 43. Glory is the established value of _______. a. Ease b. Self Restraint c. Generosity d. Commitment Ans : A 44. Expressed value of gratitude is _______. a. Ease b. Self Restraint c. Generosity d. Commitment Ans : B 45. Gratitude is the established value of _______. a. Ease b. Self Restraint c. Generosity d. Commitment Ans : B 46. Expressed value of love is _______. a. Unanimity b. Generosity c. Commitment d. Obedience Ans : A 47. Love is the established value of _______. a. Unanimity b. Generosity c. Commitment d. Obedience Ans : A 48. Perseverance (Dheerta) is the value at the level of _______. a. Individual/Self b. Family/Human – Human Relationship c. Society/Universal Human Order d. Nature/Interaction with Rest of the Nature Ans : C 49. Bravery (Veerta) is the value at the level of _______. a. Individual/Self b. Family/Human – Human Relationship c. Society/Universal Human Order d. Nature/Interaction with Rest of the Nature Ans : C 50. Kindness (Daya) is the value at the level of _______. a. Individual/Self b. Family/Human – Human Relationship c. Society/Universal Human Order d. Nature/Interaction with Rest of the Nature Ans : C 51. Beneficence (Kripa) is the value at the level of _______. a. Individual/Self b. Family/Human – Human Relationship c. Society/Universal Human Order d. Nature/Interaction with Rest of the Nature Ans : C 52. Compassion (Karuna) is the value at the level of _______. a. Individual/Self b. Family/Human – Human Relationship c. Society/Universal Human Order d. Nature/Interaction with Rest of the Nature Ans : C 53. If a person has the ability, but does not have the means to fulfil his or her needs, the participation in relation to making available the means to fulfil the needs is known as _______. a. Kindness b. Beneficence c. Compassion d. Generosity Ans : A 54. If a person has the means to fulfill his or her needs, but does not have the ability (competence) to utilize them, the participation in relation to imbibe the ability in him/her, is _______. a. Kindness b. Beneficence c. Compassion d. Generosity Ans : B 55. If a person neither has the ability nor has the means to fulfill his/her needs, the participation in relation to making available the body is _______. a. Kindness b. Beneficence c. Compassion d. Generosity Ans : C 56. Kindness means _______. a. If a person has the ability but does not have the means to fulfill his or her needs, the participation in relation to making available the means to fulfill the needs b. If a person has the means to fulfill his or her needs, but does not have the ability (competence) to utilize them, the participation in relation to imbibe the ability in him/her c. If a person neither has the ability nor has the means to fulfill his/her needs, the participation in relation to making available the body d. None of the above Ans : A 57. Beneficence means _______. a. If a person has the ability but does not have the means to fulfill his or her needs, the participation in relation to making available the means to fulfill the needs b. If a person has the means to fulfill his or her needs, but does not have the ability (competence) to utilize them, the participation in relation to imbibe the ability in him/her c. If a person neither has the ability nor has the means to fulfill his/her needs, the participation in relation to making available the body d. None of the above Ans : B 58. Compassion means _______. a. If a person has the ability but does not have the means to fulfill his or her needs, the participation in relation to making available the means to fulfill the needs b. If a person has the means to fulfill his or her needs, but does not have the ability (competence) to utilize them, the participation in relation to imbibe the ability in him/her c. If a person neither has the ability nor has the means to fulfill his/her needs, the participation in relation to making available the body d. None of the above Ans : C 59. The participation of the human being in ensuring the role of physical facility in nurture, protection and providing means for the body is called its _______. a. Utility Value b. Artistic Value c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : A 60. The participation of the human being in ensuring the role of physical facility to help and preserve its utility is called its _______. a. Utility Value b. Artistic Value c. Both 1st and 2nd d. None of the above Ans : B 61. The policy for the enrichment of mind, body and wealth is known as _______. a. Economic Policy b. Political Policy c. Policy for Universal Human Order d. None of the above Ans : A 62. The policy for the protection of mind, body and wealth is known as _______. a. Economic Policy b. Political Policy c. Policy for Universal Human Order d. None of the above Ans : B 63. The policy for the right utilization of mind, body and wealth is known as _______. a. Economic Policy b. Political Policy c. Policy for Universal Human Order d. None of the above Ans : C 64. The definiteness of my desire, thought, and selection gives definiteness to my living (behavior and work). This definiteness results in _______. a. Character b. Values c. Policies d. None of the above Ans : A 65. Dayapurn vyavhaar and karya is considered as _______. a. Values b. Policies c. Character d. None of the above Ans : C 66. Perseverance means a. Commitment for living in harmony at all the 4 levels with patience b. Commitment for helping the others to understand harmony and to live in harmony at all the 4 level c. Commitment to invest one’s self, body and physical facilities for understanding and living in harmony at all the 4 levels d. All the above Ans : A 67. Bravity means a. Commitment for living in harmony at all the 4 levels with patience b. Commitment for helping the others to understand harmony and to live in harmony at all the 4 level c. Commitment to invest one’s self, body and physical facilities for understanding and living in harmony at all the 4 levels d. All the above Ans : B 68. Generosity means a. Commitment for living in harmony at all the 4 levels with patience b. Commitment for helping the others to understand harmony and to live in harmony at all the 4 level c. Commitment to invest one’s self, body and physical facilities for understanding and living in harmony at all the 4 levels d. All the above Ans : C 69. Self restraint is the expressed value of ___. a. Guidance b. Gratitude c. Trust d. Love Ans : B Chapter 13 1. Professional competence with ethical human conduct is ____________ a. Profession b. Professional ethics c. Morals d. Values Ans : B 2. The definitiveness of human conduct in terms of values, policies and character is termed as _______. a. Responsibilities b. Ethics c. Profession d. None of the above Ans : B 3. Ethical conduct implies that _______. a. It is naturally acceptable to me and does not give rise to conflict within. b. It is in consonance with the right understanding of reality – the underlying harmony at all levels. c. It leads to mutual fulfillment with other people and mutual enrichment with the rest of nature. d. *All of the above Ans : D 4. Through professional education, one acquires the specific skills and knowledge in order to make this contribution in the larger order. a. Profession b. Professional c. Professional education d. Ethical education Ans : C 5. Ethical conduct of profession means a. Right utilisation of one’s professional skills b. Fulfilment of comprehensive human goals c. Meaningfully participate in the larger order d. All the above Ans : D 6. Profession means a. Job only b. Mode of participation by human beings in larger order c. Mode of wealth generation d. None of the above Ans : B 7. Why a person act unethically a. It is the basic nature of human being b. Because of lack of correct understanding about happiness and prosperity c. He is forced by some external powers d. It is the right way to behave Ans : B 8. When we are able to think of the right method of work, have a mentality of exchange for equality and need fulfilment then we have a. Clarity about the comprehensive human goals b. Competence of mutually enriching interaction with nature c. Competence of mutually fulfilling behaviour d. Confidence in oneself as well as confidence in the harmony, co-existence, and self regulation Ans : A 9. When we have the ability to appropriately assess the needs for the physical facility for oneself, the family, and society as well as their sustainable fulfillment through production systems ensuring harmony with nature. a. Clarity about the comprehensive human goals b. Competence of mutually enriching interaction with nature c. Competence of mutually fulfilling behaviour d. Adequate realization of one’s social responsibility. Ans : B 10. When we are aware of how our decisions and actions affect a large number of persons and natural environment that means we have a. Clarity about the comprehensive human goals b. Competence of mutually enriching interaction with nature c. Competence of mutually fulfilling behaviour d. Adequate realization of one’s social responsibility. Ans : D 11. _______ are considered the moral standards by which people judge behavior. a. Responsibilities b. Ethics c. Profession d. Professional Ethics Ans : B Chapter 14 1. The primary step to move towards the holistic alternative is a. Develop right understanding -> commitment to live accordingly -> develop requisite skills -> to know how to implement the right understanding in real life. b. Commitment to live on the basis of right understanding -> develop requisite skills -> develop right understanding -> to know how to implement the right understanding in real life. c. Develop requisite skills -> commitment to live accordingly -> to know how to implement the right understanding in real life -> Develop right understanding d. Develop right understanding -> develop requisite skills -> to know how to implement the right understanding in real life -> commitment to live accordingly Ans : A 2. Humanistic education means a. The education that give us knowledge of human being b. Education that help us to live luxurious live c. Education that ensures the development of the competence to live with definite human conduct d. All the above Ans : C 3. Human conduct means a. A conduct that a human being must ensure in job b. A conduct that ensures continuity of mutual happiness and prosperity c. A conduct that ensures profit of human being d. All the above Ans : B 4. Humanistic constitution means a. Nature of society of people living together in a relationship of mutual fulfilment b. Nature of society of people that focus on profit as a human being c. Nature of society of people that focus on preservation of environment d. All the above Ans : A 5. What could be the entry point to ensure humanistic tradition? a. Human education b. Human conduct c. Human constitution d. Universal human order Ans : A 6. The criteria to guide the development of technologies and systems _______ a. Catering to appropriate needs of lifestyles b. People friendly & Eco friendly c. Promote local self-sufficiency and optimal utilization of local resources and expertise d. All the above Ans : D