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| 101 | Navadweep in Bengal was especially famous as a centre of | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Education in the 17th to 19th centuries |
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| 102 | The monitorial or "Madras system", in which older pupils teach younger ones, was taken to Britain by | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Education in the 17th to 19th centuries |
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| 103 | William Adam is known for his reports in the 1830s on | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Education in the 17th to 19th centuries |
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| 104 | Dharampal's book "The Beautiful Tree" is important because it | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Education in the 17th to 19th centuries |
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| 105 | A 17th-century European describes Indian children tracing letters with their fingers on the ground. What does… | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Education in the 17th to 19th centuries |
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| 106 | In the Rigveda, the guardian of rta, the cosmic order, is mainly | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The cosmic order |
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| 107 | The word dharma comes from a root meaning | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The cosmic order |
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| 108 | Which of the following is one of the five yamas in Patanjali's Yoga Sutra? | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The cosmic order |
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| 109 | The three rinas (debts) in Indian tradition are owed to | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The cosmic order |
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| 110 | A Vedic poet praises the regular rising of the sun and also condemns a person who lies. Which single concept … | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The cosmic order |
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| 111 | The Buddhist path that avoids both indulgence and extreme self-denial is called the | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Buddhist, Jain and Sikh ethics |
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| 112 | Which of these is one of the three core duties taught by Guru Nanak? | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Buddhist, Jain and Sikh ethics |
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| 113 | The Jain vow of aparigraha means | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Buddhist, Jain and Sikh ethics |
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| 114 | In Jainism, the difference between mahavratas and anuvratas is that | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Buddhist, Jain and Sikh ethics |
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| 115 | Two friends argue about whether an object is "large" or "small"; a third says each is right from a different … | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India Buddhist, Jain and Sikh ethics |
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| 116 | The Alvars of Tamil Nadu were devotees of | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The Bhakti movement |
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| 117 | Basavanna's teaching that "work is worship" is expressed by the idea of | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The Bhakti movement |
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| 118 | Why did Bhakti saints usually compose in regional languages such as Tamil, Kannada, Marathi and Hindi? | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The Bhakti movement |
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| 119 | Which saint is correctly paired with the region where he or she was active? | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The Bhakti movement |
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| 120 | A poet mocks people who bathe in holy rivers but remain cruel at heart, and says sincere love of God is enoug… | Knowledge Tradition-Practices India The Bhakti movement |
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