Answer

Sure. Here are some simple Jain Dharma quizzes for practice.

Quiz 1: Tirthankars

1. Who was the first Tirthankar of the present Avasarpini?
2. Who was the 24th Tirthankar?
3. Which Tirthankar is associated with the symbol of a bull?
4. Who was the 23rd Tirthankar?
5. What is the symbol of Bhagwan Mahavir?

Quiz 2: Basic Jain Philosophy

1. What does Ahimsa mean?
2. What is Aparigraha?
3. What does Anekantvad teach?
4. What is the meaning of Karma in Jain Dharma?
5. What is Moksha?

Quiz 3: Jain Practices

1. What is Samayik?
2. What is Pratikraman?
3. Why do Jains practice fasting?
4. What is Paryushan?
5. What do Jains ask for when they say “Micchami Dukkadam”?

Quiz 4: Multiple Choice

1. The main principle of Jain Dharma is:
   A. Violence
   B. Ahimsa
   C. Anger
   D. Attachment


2. Bhagwan Mahavir was the:
   A. 1st Tirthankar
   B. 12th Tirthankar
   C. 23rd Tirthankar
   D. 24th Tirthankar


3. Aparigraha means:
   A. Non-violence
   B. Non-possessiveness
   C. Truthfulness
   D. Meditation


4. Navkar Mantra is a prayer to:
   A. One specific person
   B. The five supreme beings
   C. Wealth
   D. Nature


5. Jain Dharma teaches that the soul can attain:
   A. Moksha
   B. More attachment
   C. Violence
   D. Ignorance

Answer Key

• Quiz 1: 1. Bhagwan Rishabhdev, 2. Bhagwan Mahavir, 3. Bhagwan Rishabhdev, 4. Bhagwan Parshvanath, 5. Lion
• Quiz 2: Ahimsa = non-violence; Aparigraha = non-possessiveness; Anekantvad = many-sided truth; Karma = subtle matter that binds the soul due to passions and actions; Moksha = liberation of the soul
• Quiz 3: Samayik = practice of equanimity; Pratikraman = repentance and self-review; fasting = self-control and purification; Paryushan = important Jain festival of reflection and purification; Micchami Dukkadam = asking forgiveness
• Quiz 4: 1. B, 2. D, 3. B, 4. B, 5. A