Know Your Cow And Connection With Krishna Quiz

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1. What is Lord Krishna's favourite activity as a child in Vrindavan?

A) Playing with Cats
B) Herding cows
C) Fishing
D) Farming

2. Identify the Gou family which Krishna used to play with?

A) Desi Cow
B) Jersey Cow

3. What is the name of the divine cowherd village where Krishna spent his childhood?

A) Ayodhya
B) Mathura
C) Vrindavan
D) Dwaraka

4. Gopashtami is the day when Lord Krishna was given the responsibility 1st time to take cows for grazing by his father - Nanda Maharaj, What was the age of Krishna then?

A) 5 Years
B) 12 Years

5. What is the term used to describe Krishna as the protector and caretaker of cows?

A) Govind
B) Gopala
C) Vasudeva
D) Murari

6. How did Krishna protect the cows and the people of Vrindavan from the wrath of Indra?

A) He prayed to Indra
B) He built a dam
C) He lifted the Govardhan Hill
D) He diverted the river

7. What name is Krishna often called that directly means "friend of the cows"?

A) Keshava
B) Madhava
C) Govinda
D) Balagopal

8. What was the weapon of Balrama?

A) The plough is Balarama's weapon and plough is used in field by farmers
B) The Chakra is Balarama's weapon

9. What is the significance of Govatsa Dwadashi in relation to the protection of cows?

A) It is a day to pray for the well-being and prosperity of cows, who are considered sacred and important to agriculture and sustainability.
B) It marks the day when cows were first domesticated.
C) It is a day for cow vaccination and health check-ups.
D) It is a festival for the exchange of dairy products.

10. How Many Cows Nanda Maharaj had?

A) 90 Thousand Cows
B) 9 Lakhs Cows

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