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Which of the following was a transformative moment in Nanak's life?
 
  a. the death of his wife
  b. the death of one of his sons
  c. a vision from God he received while meditating in the forest
  d. the flight of his traveling companion, Mardana, from India

Question 2

Jainism's major teacher for this age is
 
  a. Jiva.
  b. Mahavira.
  c. Digambaras.
  d. Siddhartha.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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