The "Tri Ratna" of Jainism refers to the three jewels or guiding principles that are important for achieving spiritual liberation. The correct answer is option 3, "Right view."
1) "Right faith" refers to having unwavering belief and trust in the teachings of Jainism, including the concepts of karma and reincarnation.
2) "Right knowledge" entails acquiring knowledge about the true nature of reality through scripture study, meditation, and observation.
3) "Right view" is not one of the Tri Ratna. It might have been included as an option to confuse the candidates.
4) "Right conduct" involves practicing moral and ethical behavior, including non-violence, truthfulness, non-stealing, celibacy, and non-attachment.
The Tri Ratna of Jainism form the foundation for spiritual growth and enlightenment, guiding followers towards a path of liberation and achieving moksha.