QUESTION 5 Reading 3 "The Bhagavad-Gita" Which statement reflects Arjuna's dejection or anxiety?/> O 1.1 must become a man who lusts for war and be willing to fight the enemy in battle. />/> O 2. All effort in this world cannot be accomplished through sacred duty, and one need not engage in battle nor fear the consequences of my actions. />/> O 3. When the family is ruined, the timeless laws of family duty perish; and when duty is lost, chaos overwhelms the family. />/> QUESTION 6 Reading 3 "The Bhagavad-Gita" Which statement explains the real enemy of Arjuna?/> O 1. Without discipline, he has no understanding or inner power; without inner power, he has no peace; and without peace where is joy? />/> O2. Sustain the self with the self. Great Warrior, kill the enemy menacing you in the form of desire! />/> O 3. Death is certain for anyone born, and birth is certain for the dead; since the cycle is inevitable. />/>

QUESTION 5 Reading 3 "The Bhagavad-Gita" Which statement reflects Arjuna's dejection or anxiety?/> O 1.1 must become a man who lusts for war and be willing to fight the enemy in battle. />/> O 2. All effort in this world cannot be accomplished through sacred duty, and one need not engage in battle nor fear the consequences of my actions. />/> O 3. When the family is ruined, the timeless laws of family duty perish; and when duty is lost, chaos overwhelms the family. />/> QUESTION 6 Reading 3 "The Bhagavad-Gita" Which statement explains the real enemy of Arjuna?/> O 1. Without discipline, he has no understanding or inner power; without inner power, he has no peace; and without peace where is joy? />/> O2. Sustain the self with the self. Great Warrior, kill the enemy menacing you in the form of desire! />/> O 3. Death is certain for anyone born, and birth is certain for the dead; since the cycle is inevitable. />/>