Read the BG 3.37 verse and purport first. Then, answer the following multiple-choice questions.

 

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#1. What is the origin of lust according to the purport?

The mode of goodness

The conditioned soul's imagination

The Supreme Brahman

The material world

#2. What is the ultimate result of getting completely baffled by prolonged lustful activities?

Eternal material enjoyment

Complete ignorance of one's spiritual nature

Inquiry into one's real position

Immediate liberation

#3. Which mode of material nature is associated with wrath?

Mode of goodness

Mode of passion

Mode of ignorance

Mode of transcendence

#4. What is the beginning of the Vedānta-sūtras as mentioned in the purport?

The practice of severe austerities

The rejection of all material modes

The inquiry into the Supreme

The realization of material enjoyment

#5. What is the significance of Hanumān’s wrath in the context of BG 3.37?

It shows that wrath is always destructive

It demonstrates how wrath can be used in service to the Lord

It proves that wrath is unrelated to spiritual life

It highlights the dangers of uncontrolled anger

#6. What analogy is used to describe the transformation of love for God into lust?

A seed growing into a tree

Water turning into ice

Gold becoming tarnished

Milk transforming into yogurt due to sour tamarind

#7. What is the primary cause of lust according to BG 3.37?

Contact with the mode of goodness

Contact with the mode of passion

Contact with the mode of ignorance

Direct influence of the Supreme Lord

#8. How can lust and wrath be spiritualized?

By ignoring their existence

By indulging in them without restraint

By completely suppressing them

By transforming them into love for the Supreme

#9. What is the role of the material creation in relation to lust?

To create more ignorance

To transform lust into divine love

To eliminate lust entirely

To provide facility for conditioned souls to fulfill lustful propensities

#10. What happens when lust remains unsatisfied?

It disappears completely

It leads to liberation

It transforms into wrath

It transforms into love for God

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