SEM 4 BKS Model Paper
Q1. Answer any 5 - (10 Marks)
- Why did Nachiketa remain at the Yamraj's door for three days?
- He was afraid to enter
- He wanted to test Yamraj's patience
- He wasnted to ensure his father's promise was fulfilled
- He was waiting for an invitation
- How can one achieve a steady mind according to Yuddhisthira?
- By meditating
- By serving the elderly
- By controlling desires
- By Seeking Knowledge
- What can be renounced without grief according to Yuddhisthira?
- Wealth
- Power
- Anger
- Pleasure
- What is the significance of Shradha?
- Controlling the mind
- Enduring hardships
- Having faith in the Guru
- Concentration of the mind
- Which internal foe is described as "intense" harmful anger?
- Kama
- Krodha
- Moha
- Mada
- What is the ultimate Dharma of a human according to the sacred texts?
- Fulfilling social obligations
- Achieving material wealth
- The search for truth
- Controlling the senses
- How does "Moha" manifest in daily life?
- Expecting gifts in return for favour
- Embracing humility and selflessness
- Overcoming jealousy and envy
- Cultivating patience and forgiveness
Q2.A. Answer in brief any one - (5 Marks)
- Elaborate on the truth and realisation that is wrapped in the story of Naichiketa.
- Comment on the insight of detachment and wisdom that holds in the story of King Janaka and Sage Yajnavalkya.
Q2.B. Answer in brief any one - (5 Marks)
- What are the six treasures?
- Explain in brief the characteristics of Dharma.
Q2.C. Translate and Annotate (Any1) - (5 Marks)
- साहित्य-संगीत-कला-विहीनः साक्षात्पशुः पुच्छविषाणहीनः।तृणं न खादन्नपि जीवमानः तद्भागधेयं परमं पशूनाम्॥
- अतितृष्णा न कर्तव्या तृष्णा नैव परित्यजेत।शनैः शनैः शोचको भुक्त्वा स्वयं विनष्टीमृजित