Which Bhakti poet is known for her intense devotion to Lord Krishna and composed poems like “Mere To Giridhar Gopal”?

    • A. Andal
    • B. Lal Ded
    • C. Mirabai
    • D. Akkamahadevi
      Answer: C. Mirabai

    Kabir, one of the most renowned Bhakti poets, followed which religious tradition?

      • A. Hinduism
      • B. Islam
      • C. A blend of both Hinduism and Islam
      • D. Buddhism
        Answer: C. A blend of both Hinduism and Islam

      Who is the Tamil Bhakti poet-saint renowned for the collection of hymns called Tirukkural?

        • A. Tiruvalluvar
        • B. Tulsidas
        • C. Namdev
        • D. Narsinh Mehta
          Answer: A. Tiruvalluvar

        Which Bhakti poet was associated with the Alvars, a group of saints devoted to Vishnu, and composed the Tiruppavai?

          • A. Mirabai
          • B. Andal
          • C. Namdev
          • D. Basava
            Answer: B. Andal

          Which Kannada-speaking poet from the Bhakti movement is known for his devotional poems to Shiva and is considered the father of Lingayatism?

            • A. Basava
            • B. Tukaram
            • C. Chaitanya
            • D. Kabir
              Answer: A. Basava

            The Bhakti poet Surdas, known for his devotion to Krishna, is traditionally associated with which period?

              • A. 14th century
              • B. 15th century
              • C. 16th century
              • D. 17th century
                Answer: C. 16th century

              Which Bhakti poet’s songs, called abhangas, were mainly in Marathi and expressed devotion to Lord Vithoba?

                • A. Namdev
                • B. Tukaram
                • C. Ramdas
                • D. Ravidas
                  Answer: B. Tukaram

                Who was the mystic Bhakti poetess from Kashmir, known for her Vatsun verses, composed in Kashmiri language?

                  • A. Mirabai
                  • B. Lal Ded
                  • C. Andal
                  • D. Akka Mahadevi
                    Answer: B. Lal Ded

                  Tulsidas, a famous Bhakti poet, wrote which of the following epic works?

                    • A. Ramcharitmanas
                    • B. Gita Govinda
                    • C. Bhagavad Gita
                    • D. Mahabharata
                      Answer: A. Ramcharitmanas

                    Which Bhakti poet belonged to the Nirguna tradition, rejecting the worship of idols and focusing on a formless God?

                    • A. Tulsidas
                    • B. Kabir
                    • C. Surdas
                    • D. Narsinh Mehta
                      Answer: B. Kabir

                    Which Bhakti poet was a cobbler by profession and composed devotional poetry focusing on equality and devotion to a single God?

                    • A. Ravidas
                    • B. Kabir
                    • C. Namdev
                    • D. Surdas
                      Answer: A. Ravidas

                    Which Bhakti poet, an ardent devotee of Krishna, wrote extensively in Gujarati and composed hymns such as Vaishnava Jan To?

                    • A. Tukaram
                    • B. Surdas
                    • C. Narsinh Mehta
                    • D. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
                      Answer: C. Narsinh Mehta

                    Who among the following Bhakti poets was a philosopher and spiritual leader, initiating the Gaudiya Vaishnavism movement?

                    • A. Namdev
                    • B. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
                    • C. Tulsidas
                    • D. Ravidas
                      Answer: B. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu

                    Akkamahadevi, a 12th-century Bhakti poet, was a devotee of which deity?

                    • A. Vishnu
                    • B. Shiva
                    • C. Krishna
                    • D. Rama
                      Answer: B. Shiva

                    The poetry of Kabir often criticized which of the following?

                    • A. Social inequality
                    • B. Idol worship
                    • C. Religious dogma
                    • D. All of the above
                      Answer: D. All of the above