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कुछ Important Questions जो पूछे जाते हैं अक्सर परीक्षा में

1. In which year was the Sikh political party, Shiromani Akali Dal found?
(A) 1900
(B) 1910
(C) 1920
(D) 1930

2. Which among the following was not a part of Patiala and East Punjab States Union?
(A) Patiala
(B) Faridkot
(C) Malerkotla
(D) Pathankot

3. Captain Amarinder Singh was commissioned in which regiment of the Indian Army?
(A) Gorkha Rifles
(B) Bihar Regiment
(C) Sikh Regiment
(D) Madras Regiment

4. Who was the Mahant of Gurudwara Guru Ka Bagh before it was obtained by Akali dal in the year 1922?
(A) Mahant Sundar Das
(B) Mahant Narayan Das
(C) Bhai Laxman Singh
(D) Ripudaman Singh

5. Read the following passage carefully and answer the given questions from:-

For four days, I walked through the narrow lanes of the old city, enjoying the romance of being in a city where history still lives in its cobblestone streets and its people riding asses, carrying vine leaves and palm as they once did during the time of Christ. This is Jerusalem, home to the sacred sites of Christianity, Islam and Judaism. This is the place that houses the church of the Holy Sepulcher, the place where Jesus was finally laid to rest. This is also the site of Christ’s crucifixion, burial and resurrection.

Built by the Roman Emperor Constantine at the site of an earlier temple to Aphrodite, it is the most venerated Christian shrine in the world. And justifiably so. Here, within the church, are the last five stations of the cross, the 10th station where Jesus was stripped of his clothes, the 11th where he was nailed to the cross, the 12th where he died on the cross, the 13th where the body was removed from the cross, and the 14th, his tomb.

For all this weighty tradition, the approach and entrance to the church is non-devout Christian pilgrims walking, along the Via-Dolorosa -The Way of Sorrow the first nine stations looking clueless. Then a courtyard appears, hemmed in by other buildings and a way doorway to one side. This leads to a vast area of huge stone architectures.

Immediately inside the entrance is your first stop. It’s the stone anointing: this is the place, according to Greek tradition, where Christ was removed from the cross. The Roman Catholics, however, believe it to be the spot where Jesus’ body was prepared for burial by Joseph.

What happened next? Jesus was buried. He was taken to a place outside the city of Jerusalem where other graves existed and there, he was buried in a cave. However, all that is long gone, destroyed by continued attacks and rebuilding; what remain is the massive- and impressive – Rotunda (a round building with a dome) that Emperor Constantine built. Under this, and right in the centre of the Rotunda, is the structure that contains the Holy Sepulcher.

At the start of the first century, the place was a disused quarry outside the city

walls. According to the gospels, Jesus’ crucifixion occurred at a place outside the city walls with graves nearby….. Archaeologists have discovered tombs from that era, so the site is compatible with the biblical period. The structure at the site is a marble tomb built over the original burial chamber. It has two rooms, and you enter four at a time into the first of these, the Chapel of the Angel. Here the angel is supposed to have sat on a stone to recount Christ’s resurrection. A low door made of white marble, partly worn away by pilgrims’ hands, leads to a smaller chamber inside. This is the ‘room of the tomb’, the place where Jesus was buried. We entered in single file. On my right was a large marble slab that covered the original rock bench on which the body of Jesus was laid.

(i) Who built the Holy Sepulcher?

(A) Julius Caesar

(B) Constantine

(C) Aphrodite

(D) Jesus Christ

(ii) According to Roman Catholics who buried Jesus Christ?

(A) Peter

(B) Mathew

(C) Thomas

(D) Joseph

(iii) Which structure has sustained even after continual attacks?

(A) Chapel of Angel

(B) Room of Tomb

(C) Rotunda

(D) Dolorosa

(iv) Why did the pilgrims enter in a ‘single file’ in the ‘Room of Tomb”?

(A) There was a large marble slab

(B) It was the original burial chamber

(C) The room was very small

(D) To pray personally

(V) Find the word in the passage which means ‘rebirth’.

(A) Crucifixion

(B) Hemmed

(C) Massive

(D) Resurrection