We are now bringing you a new quiz to test your recall power from reading Heart2Heart. Please click on the links to find out the full stories.

1. In our last issue we carried an article on a book - A Guide To A Happy Life For Young Children. This had inspiring examples of how children should behave in respectful and helpful ways towards their parents. Which country’s culture did this book talk about?

A. Indonesia
B. United States of America
C. China
D. Italy

2. In our cover story A Child Among Children, from 1 Aug 2004 issue, we learnt how Swami came to see an exhibition put on by the students. One boy had created a burglar alarm which went off when someone put his hand across the beam of light. Swami approached this device… what happened next?

A. The alarm bell mysteriously made a different sound than normal, much to the boys' amusement.
B. Swami refused to try it out saying that He was not a thief.
C. Swami put His arm across the beam but the alarm did not ring.
D. Swami made an alarm sound with His voice which made the boys laugh.

3. In Unforgettable Moments With Sai of our June 2006 issue, Mr Chidambaram Krishnan describes how in the old days of the early 1960’s a priest named Brahmam invariably would give a talk on the Ramayana or Mahabharath in Swami’s presence during the afternoon. How would Swami follow the talk?

A. Swami used to materialise idols of main characters from the epics.
B. Swami would recount unheard of incidents from the epics.
C. Swami would ask Brahmam questions on the scriptures.
D. Swami used to sing sweet bhajans for about an hour.

4. Swami’s memorable visit to East Africa was remembered in our June 15th 2004 cover story when we brought Kasturi’s reminiscences of this glorious time to the pages of H2H. In which year did Bhagavan make this voyage to African continent?

A. 1968
B. 1972
C. 1963
D. 1984

5. In our February, 2005 cover story we informed you about the marvels of the Chaitanya Jyoti Museum : how Swami was involved at every step, His interactions and visits, and the building process. We also took you on a tour of the multi-cultural architectural features. Which culture’s architectural style is not represented on the museum building?

A. Greek
B. French
C. Moorish
D. Roman

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-Heart2Heart Team