Guru Nanak

Q. What is a 'Langar' in the Sikh community?

1. A meditation hall
2. A prayer hall
3. A community kitchen
4. A discussion hall

Q. Guru Nanak was born in ____ at _______.

1. 1469 CE, Talwandi
2. 1470 CE, Tanjavoor
3. 1470 CE, Talwandi
4. 1469 CE, Tanjavoor

Q. Identify the ideas opposed by Guru Nanak.

1. Rituals
2. Tolerance
3. Idol worship
4. Gender equality
5. Pilgrimages
6. Sati system
7. Education
8. Casteism

Q. The common kitchen run by the Sikh community is called _____.

1. Lunger
2. Shabad
3. Doha
4. Murid

Q. The Sikhs call the Guru Granth Sahib as the ____________.

1. Adi Granth
2. Granth Sahib
3. Kartarpur
4. Langar

Q. Which of the following religious ideas were propagated by Guru Nanak?

1. He preached that God is eternal.
2. He promoted the idea of maintaining purity in character and behaviour to reach God.
3. He spread the message of religious tolerance.
4. He promoted idol worship and rituals.

Q. 'X' was a bhakti saint who was born in a town in present day Pakistan. 'X' founded a religious group 'Y' that blends Hindu and Muslim influences. 'X' preached that God is one and opposed idol worship. Identify 'X' and 'Y' in that order?

1. Sikhism and Guru Nanak
2. Jainism and Mahavira
3. Guru Nanak and Sikhism
4. Gautama and Buddhism

Q. was the first Guru of the Sikhs.

1. Guru Gobind Singh
2. Guru Nanak
3. Guru Tegh Bahadur
4. Guru Arjan

Q. ________ is a community kitchen where food is prepared and catered to all by Guru Nanak's followers.

1. Langar
2. Kartarpur
3. Guru Granth Sahib
4. Talwandi

Q. Who focused on the idea of monotheism?

1. Guru Nanak
2. Kabir
3. Basavanna
4. Appar

Q.

Is begging an economic activity? Justify.

Q. After visiting various Hindu and Muslim religious centres across India, where in Punjab did Guru Nanak establish his religious centre?

1. Kartarpur
2. Talwandi
3. Amritsar
4. Patiala