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220+ Yoga and Personality Development Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy) .

1.

Yoga sutra has_______________parts

A. three
B. two
C. four
D. five
Answer» C. four
2.

The first part of yoga sutra deals with--------

A. samadhi
B. niyam
C. asana
D. yama
Answer» A. samadhi
3.

Yoga sutra written by-----------

A. patanjali
B. kanada
C. kapila
D. yogi
Answer» A. patanjali
4.

The fourth part of yoga practice aims at----------

A. heaven
B. liberation
C. purification
D. satisfaction
Answer» B. liberation
5.

Kaivalyapada means-------------

A. purification
B. sthidi
C. liberation
D. peace of mind
Answer» C. liberation
6.

The second part of yoga sutra explains------------

A. sadhanapada
B. cittapada
C. namapada
D. none the above
Answer» A. sadhanapada
7.

Vibhutipada means-------------

A. power
B. weakness
C. super normal power
D. pleasure
Answer» C. super normal power
8.

The founder of yoga system--------------

A. kapila
B. jaimini
C. patanjali
D. yogacharya
Answer» C. patanjali
9.

Yoga sutra is the-------

A. oldestbook
B. interpretation
C. modernbook
D. new version of yoga
Answer» A. oldestbook
10.

The statement ‘Yogasutra has five parts’ is -----------

A. true
B. fals
C. undetermined
D. none the above
Answer» D. none the above
11.

Samadhi is explained in the ----------- part of yoga

A. first part
B. second part
C. third part
D. fourth part
Answer» A. first part
12.

Sadhanapada is in ----------------part of yoga

A. first part
B. second part
C. third part
D. fourth part
Answer» B. second part
13.

Kaivalyapada is in--------------part of yoga

A. first part
B. second part
C. third part
D. fourth part
Answer» D. fourth part
14.

Vibhutipada is in --------------part of yoga

A. first
B. second
C. third
D. fourth
Answer» C. third
15.

Liberation is described in the------------part of yoga

A. first
B. second
C. third
D. fourth
Answer» D. fourth
16.

The means of attaining Samadhi is described in-----------------part

A. first part
B. second part
C. third part
D. fourth part
Answer» A. first part
17.

Yoga means-----------------

A. relationship
B. union
C. attachment
D. none the above
Answer» B. union
18.

The power of concentration is possible through------------

A. viyoga
B. yoga
C. sadhana
D. asana
Answer» B. yoga
19.

Meditation is a necessary condition of-----------

A. yoga
B. dhyana
C. dharana
D. asana
Answer» A. yoga
20.

The aim of yoga is separation between---------------

A. god and soul
B. body and mind
C. purusha and pkriti
D. purusha and citta
Answer» C. purusha and pkriti
21.

Viyoga means------------

A. ignorance
B. desire
C. separation
D. knowledge
Answer» C. separation
22.

Yoga is a methodical effort to attain--------------

A. perfection
B. union
C. enjoyment
D. discipline
Answer» A. perfection
23.

The practice of yoga is meant for------------------

A. physcical freedom
B. spiritual freedom
C. courage
D. pleasure
Answer» B. spiritual freedom
24.

The meaning of separation in sanskrit

A. yoga
B. viyoga
C. tapas
D. vritti
Answer» B. viyoga
25.

How yoga represent purusha and prakriti

A. separation
B. union
C. related
D. matter of enjoyment
Answer» A. separation
26.

------------------is the effort of yoga

A. pleasure
B. perfection
C. detachment
D. tapas
Answer» B. perfection
27.

The metaphysics of yoga derived from----------------

A. nyaya
B. samkhya
C. raja yoga
D. hatha yoga
Answer» B. samkhya
28.

The metaphysics of yoga is similar to---------

A. mimamsa
B. samkhya
C. vedanta
D. nyaya
Answer» B. samkhya
29.

The yogic idea of purusha derived from-----------

A. prkriti
B. samkhya
C. vaisesika
D. nyaya
Answer» B. samkhya
30.

Freedom in Yoga is -----------

A. samadhi
B. kaivalya
C. citta
D. vrita
Answer» B. kaivalya
31.

According to yoga,universe is -----------

A. created
B. uncreated
C. illusion
D. avidya
Answer» B. uncreated
32.

Yoga accepts ------------principles

A. 24
B. 25
C. 26
D. 27
Answer» B. 25
33.

The highest form of matter is---------------

A. vritti
B. citta
C. panchabutas
D. ahamkara
Answer» B. citta
34.

---------------is the highest form of matter

A. body
B. citta
C. ahamkara
D. soul
Answer» B. citta
35.

---------------is the seat of knowledge according to yoga

A. manas
B. soul
C. purush
D. prakriti
Answer» C. purush
36.

thecitta is dominated by-----------

A. sattva
B. rajas
C. tapas
D. ahamkara
Answer» B. rajas
37.

--------------is dominated by citta

A. sattva
B. tapas
C. ahamkara
D. rajas
Answer» D. rajas
38.

vritti means---------------

A. body concentration
B. neatness
C. pleasure
D. mental meditation
Answer» D. mental meditation
39.

------------- is an obstacle of concentration

A. prakriti
B. purusha
C. joyfulnes
D. egoism
Answer» D. egoism
40.

Raga means --------------

A. attachment
B. sorrow
C. misery
D. pleasure
Answer» A. attachment
41.

Avidhya means -------------

A. ignorance
B. malobservation
C. nonobservation
D. none the aboue
Answer» A. ignorance
42.

Abhinivesa means ---------

A. clinging to life
B. pleasure
C. misery
D. desire
Answer» A. clinging to life
43.

Yoga do not accept--------- pramana

A. anubalabti
B. pratyksha
C. anumana
D. scripture
Answer» A. anubalabti
44.

Yoga accepts perception?

A. true
B. false
C. not concerned
D. none the above
Answer» A. true
45.

Yoga accepts ----------- means of knowledge

A. three
B. four
C. five
D. two
Answer» A. three
46.

---------- is an invalid cognition

A. viparyaya
B. paryaya
C. perception
D. inference
Answer» A. viparyaya
47.

Vipraryaya means

A. misconception
B. conception
C. perception
D. cognition
Answer» A. misconception
48.

Vikalpa means

A. imagination
B. dream
C. wrong cognition
D. sankalp
Answer» A. imagination
49.

-------------------- is a mental modification

A. sleep
B. dream
C. desire
D. action
Answer» A. sleep
50.

-------------- is a mental modification

A. vikalpa
B. aim
C. perception
D. anumana
Answer» A. vikalpa

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