ANSWER: B.Ajitnath
SOLUTION :Ajitnath was the second Jain Tirthankara. Sambhavnath was the third Jain Tirthankara. Abhinandananatha was the fourth Jain Tirthankara. Sumatinath was the fifth Jain Tirthankara.

ANSWER: D.Sudharam
SOLUTION: Sudharaman was the chief of Jainism after the death of Mahavira. Sudharman and his successor Jambusvami spread Mahavira’s teachings beyond Magadha into various parts of the subcontinent.

ANSWER:B.Yashoda
SOLUTION:The Śvētāmbara tradition believes that he was married to Yashoda at a young age and had one daughter, Priyadarshana, also called Anojja.

ANSWER: A.Chandrgupta Maurya
SOLUTION:Chandragupta Mauryan adopted Jainism and he performed Jain ritual Santhara in the last days of his life. During his reign, Jainism was divided into two sects- Shvetambara and Digambara.

ANSWER: A.Rishabanath
SOLUTION:Rishabhanatha is the first Tirthankara (ford maker) in Jainism. A mythical leader, he is believed in Jainism to have lived millions of years ago. He was the first of twenty-four teachers in the present half-cycle of time in Jain cosmology, and called a “ford maker” because his teachings helped one across the sea of interminable rebirths and deaths (saṃsara).

ANSWER: C.Jamali
SOLUTION :Jamali who was husband of Anonja Priyadarshini, became the first disciple of Mahavira.

ANSWER: A.Kaivalya
SOLUTION: Kaivalya means knowing everything in Jainism. It is referred to as a person who has total and ‘supreme knowledge’.

ANSWER: D.Mahavir
SOLUTION:Live and let live said Mahavir Swami. The slogan of live and let live has been popular among the people since ancient times, embracing human principles.

ANSWER: D.Agamas
SOLUTION: The Sacred Books of Jainism are collectively known as Agams or Agam Sutras. It consists of the teachings of Lord Mahavir’s teachings that were methodically compiled by his disciples.

ANSWER: B.Jainism
SOLUTION:Anekantavada is a doctrine of Jainism.