On Violence Class 10 English Words and Expressions 2

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On Violence Class 10 English Words and Expressions 2


1. What does Krishnamurti identify as forms of violence?

  • A) Only physical violence
  • B) Verbal abuse
  • C) Violence towards animals
  • D) Inward and outward violence

2. According to Krishnamurti, what is the ultimate form of violence?

  • A) Verbal abuse
  • B) Physical assault
  • C) War
  • D) SSelf-criticis

3. How does Krishnamurti describe the role of education in relation to violence?

  • A) Education promotes violence
  • B) Education helps in achieving success
  • C) Education aims to surpass violence
  • D) Education is irrelevant to violence

4. hat does Krishnamurti propose for creating a new culture?

  • A) Continuing with the old culture
  • B) Basing it on aggression
  • C) Destroying the current society
  • D) Building a non-violent culture

5. Who does Krishnamurti believe is responsible for changing society?

  • A) Only the older generation
  • B) Primarily the youth
  • C) Politicians
  • D) Religious leaders

6. According to Krishnamurti, what is inherent in every human being?

  • A) Kindness
  • B) Violence
  • C) Intelligence
  • D) Ambition

7. What does Krishnamurti warn against becoming as one grows up?

  • A) A successful professional
  • B) A scholar
  • C) A religious leader
  • D) A bitter and violent individual

8. What does Krishnamurti emphasize should education help individuals become?

  • A) Wealthy
  • B) Successful in examinations
  • C) Rational and healthy human beings
  • D) Politically powerful

9.According to the text, what causes confusion and misery in the world?

  • A) Lack of education
  • B) Cultural differences
  • C) Violence and aggressiveness
  • D) Economic inequality

10. What does Krishnamurti say about the older generation's contribution to society?

  • A) They have created a peaceful world
  • B) They have fostered love and harmony
  • C) They have built a violent society
  • D) They have eradicated poverty

11. What is Krishnamurti's view on the necessity of a new world?

  • A) It is not necessary
  • B) It is urgently needed
  • C) It will never happen
  • D) It should be based on violence

12. How does Krishnamurti characterize the relationship between the rich and the poor?

  • A) Mutual respect
  • B) Envy and hate
  • C) Indifference
  • D) Collaboration

13. What does Krishnamurti suggest happens if individuals do not change society?

  • A) Society will remain unchanged
  • B) Only the youth will suffer
  • C) Future generations will suffer
  • D) The world will become more peaceful

14. What does Krishnamurti warn against following blindly?

  • A) Cultural traditions
  • B) Success and position
  • C) Religious beliefs
  • D) Political ideologies

15. What is Krishnamurti's main message regarding violence and education?

  • A) Education perpetuates violence
  • B) Education should be reformed
  • C) Education aims to transform individuals
  • D) Education is irrelevant to societal change
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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