Diploma in Yoga & Nature care

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Online Examination Detail:
Duration- 120 minutes.
Number of Questions- 60. (Multiple Choice Questions).
10 Questions from each module, each carry 10 marks.
Maximum Marks- 600, Passing Marks- 40%.
There is no negative marking.

Candidate Details

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1. Name the site where digestion of proteins occurs.

A. Pancreas

B. Rectum

C. Liver

D. Iieum

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2. How many chapters are there in Patanjali Yoga Sutra?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 2

D. None of the above

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3. Lead Ist in Magneto therapy in used

A. Bronchial asthma

B. Osteo arthritis of knee

C. Gastritis

D. None of the above

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4. What is the key feature of Yoga practice?

A. Only breathing in and out during practice

B. Awarness

C. Normal breathing

D. Only maintaininf posture

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5. Six Technical subjects related to Veda are known as

A. Samhitas

B. Vedangas

C. Brahmanas

D. Aranyakas

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Hypopnea is a condition where:

A. The airway becomes partially obstructed

B. The blood does not clot properly

C. The lungs cannot eliminate the excess carbon dioxide from the body

D. The blood oxygen levels are abnormally low

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7. Chakrasana is contraindicated for

A. Stress

B. Anxiety

C. Recent Surgery

D. None of the above

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8. What is the role of social worker in interacting with clients?

A. Feeling superior to clients

B. Being non-judgmental towards clients

C. Having a personal relationship with clients

D. Avoiding professional persona

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9. Yoga Karmasu _________________________[ Fill in the blanks]

A. Nischalam

B. Chalam

C. Kausalam

D. Phalam

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Emphysema is characterized by:

A. Loss of peripheral vision

B. Shortness of breath

C. Chronic Diarrhea

D. Slow clotting from wounds

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11. The maximum amount of carbon dioxide in the human body is transported as:

A. Bicarbonate

B. Carbide

C. Amylase

D. None of the above

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12. The lungs are protected by:

A. Sternum

B. Rib cage

C. Backbone

D. All of the above

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13. What are the three core functions of social work?

A. Prevention, restoration, and rehabilitation.

B. Prevention, resource provision, and restoration.

C. Restoration, rehabilitation, and education.

D. Resource provision, education, and prevention.

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14. ___________ are functional units of food absorption.

A. Red blood cells

B. Small intestine

C. Villi

D. Aggregated lymphoid nodules

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15. The primary function of the cerebrospinal fluid is to:

A. Protect the brain

B. Provide nutrients to the surrounding tissues

C. Remove waste products

D. All of the above

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16. Right coronary artery arises from which sinus?

A. Anterior aortic sinus

B. Right post. aortic sinus

C. Left post. aortic sinus

D. From ant. and post. aortic sinus

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17. Which Prana governs our digestive system?

A. Apana

B. Vyana

C. Samana

D. Udana

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18. Which ideology of social work emphasizes gender equality and legal reforms?

A. Spiritual and Social Work

B. Women's Oppression

C. Liberal Feminism

D. Progressive Social Work

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19. What is the Intense longing for achieving liberation known as?

A. Mumukshutva

B. Vairagya

C. Moksha

D. Viveka

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20. Stomach epithelial cells in the body secrete ________

A. Hydrochloric acid

B. Oxytocin

C. Adrenaline

D. Testosterone

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21. The Sanskit word ‘Veda’ is derived from the root word‘Vid’ which means

A. To Understand

B. To See

C. To know

D. To Hear

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22. Which social work ideology aims to bring about systemic change?

A. Radical Social Work

B. Progressive Social Work

C. Clinical Social Work Approach

D. Ecological Social Work Approach

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23. Night blindness and xerophthalmia are generally conditions associated with the deficiency of which vitamin?

A. Vitamin B

B. Vitamin K

C. Vitamin B2

D. Vitamin A

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24. There are eight stages of training for a yogi. What is the final stage (apart from ‘moksha’)?

A. Niyama

B. Samadhi

C. Pratyahara

D. Mukti

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25. What is the primary premise of social work?

A. Humanitarianism

B. Psychoanalytic Thought

C. Marxism

D. Radical Social Work

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26. What is the primary goal of social work?

A. To provide temporary relief to people in need

B. To help people develop the ability to solve their problems on their own.

C. To impose solutions on clients to resolve their problems.

D. To discriminate based on caste, color, ethnicity, sex, or religion.8k

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27. Jellyfish breathe through:

A. Book lungs

B. Gills

C. Diffusion

D. None of the above

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28. In which social work approach are problems seen as environmental inadequacies?

A. Clinical Social Work Approach

B. Ecological Social Work Approach

C. Social Work as Charity

D. Welfare Social Work Approach

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29. According to which School of Vedanta ‘All Reality isBrahman’

A. Dvaita

B. Vishitadvaita

C. Advaita

D. Shudhadvaita

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30. Wegner’s granulomatosis generally produces lesions in the following tissues except

A. Nose

B. Ears

C. Lungs

D. Kidneys

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31. Humans have _____ lobes in the left lung.

A. 3

B. 2

C. 4

D. 1

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32. Which Asana is good for chronic low back pain?

A. Dhanurasana

B. Bhujangasana

C. Chakrasana

D. Halasana

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33. Which group of people did the Elizabethan Poor Law divide the impoverished into?

A. Those who can work, those who can't work, and those who were reliant on others.

B. Those who can't work and those who were reliant on others.

C. Those who can work and those who can't work.

D. Those who can work and those who were reliant on others.

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34. The Rasa contraindicated for Tooth brushing twigs according to Vagbhata.

A. Madura, Amla, Lavana

B. Lavana, Katu, Tikta

C. Karshaya, Amla, Tikta

D. Maduva, Katu, Kashaya

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35. Which of the following pranayama purifies the Astral body?

A. Ujjai

B. NadiShodhana

C. Surya Bedha

D. Morcha

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36. Which Act in the UK divided the impoverished into three groups?

A. Social Security Act

B. Elizabethan Poor Law

C. Psychoanalytic Thought

D. Vedas and Upanishads

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37. Which pigment is water soluble?

A. Anthocyanin

B. Phytochemical

C. β-carotene

D. Flavinoids

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38. Which of the following is NOT a social work method?

A. Social casework.

B. Social group work.

C. Community organization.

D. Social media management.

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39. Which asana affects the digestive system ?

A. Vajrasana

B. All of the above

C. Matyendrasana

D. Udarakashan asana

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40. MitaHara in Hatha yoga means.

A. Little eating

B. Neither overeating nor under eating

C. Under eating

D. Only over eating

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41. Raja Yoga is the yoga of controlling our

A. Sense Organs

B. Organs of Action

C. Mind

D. Our emotions

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42. Filtration is one of the primary functions of

A. Lung

B. Heart

C. Kidney

D. Liver

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43. At which Chakra, the union of Ida and Pingalanaditakes place

A. Manipura

B. Anahata

C. Ajna

D. Visudhi

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44. cornea

A collection of pus in the anterior chamber of the eye showing through the transparent cornea

A. Pyemia

B. Hypopyon

C. Corneal opacities

D. Keratomalasia

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45. Which is the basic text of Yoga Philosophy?

A. Hatha Yoga Pradipika

B. GherandaSamhitha

C. Patanjali Yoga Sutra

D. Shiva Samhitha

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46. How many types are there in lock mudras?

A. 3

B. 2

C. 4

D. 5

47 / 60

Altitude sickness is typically caused due to:

A. The partial pressure of oxygen

B. Increased levels of CO2 in blood

C. Cold temperatures

D. None of the above

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48. Which of the following statements are false?

A. Pituitary Gland is found at the base of the brain.

B. Adrenal glands are found on top of the kidneys.

C. Lymph nodes are found only near the neck and armpits.

D. Thyroid glands are ductless glands.

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49. Which vitamin is essential for normal reproduction in man?

A. Vit-A

B. Vit-D

C. Vit-E

D. Vit-K

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50. What is the key feature of Yoga practice?

A. Only breathing in and out during practice

B. Awarness

C. Normal breathing

D. Only maintaininf posture

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51. The word “Nadi” is derived from the word “Nad”which means

A. To flow

B. To blow

C. To Run

D. To carry

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52. Where are the parotid glands located?

A. Below the stomach

B. Behind and above the pancreas

C. Below and in front of the ear canal

D. Underneath the armpits

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53. Which country has a long spiritual history that influences social work ideology?

A. USA

B. UK

C. India

D. Australia

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54. Which Pranayama is contra-indicated for heart problem?

A. Kaphalabhathi

B. Seethali

C. Nadishudhi

D. Nauli

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According to Marxist feminists, what is the cause of women's oppression?

A. The capitalist mode of production

B. The psychoanalytic thought

C. The Social Security Act

D. The Vedas and Upanishads

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56. Which of the following organisms have book lungs?

A. Spider

B. Ant

C. Penguin

D. Sealion

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57. What is the other name for the waist rotating pose?

A. Chakrasana

B. Katichakrasana

C. Tadasana

D. Sedubandhasana

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58. What moves when Prana moves according to Hatha Yoga?

A. Manas

B. Mana Shakti

C. Chitta

D. Buddhi

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59. Karma yoga is a branch of yoga based on the teaching of which text?

A. Bhagavad Gita

B. Hatha Yoga Pradipika

C. Ashtavakra Samhita

D. Vedas

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60. Pranayama is cutting down the speed of

A. Mind

B. Inhalation-Exhalation

C. Anger

D. Jealousy

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