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The quality of misfortune or impurity is known as
 
  a. Amatsu kami
  b. tsumi
  c. kannagara
  d. oharai

Question 2

Female initiates into the Khalsa take the surname
 
  a. Sahib.
  b. Kaur.
  c. Darshan.
  d. Singh.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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