1) When rearing a family and setting an example for the children, on who does the responsibility of upholding Islamic mannerisms fall upon?

1. The husband alone, since he is the head of the family and can easily demand obedience.
2. The mother alone, since she comes into contact with the children for most of the time and can easily influence them.
3. Both the husband and wife, since they are both responsible for the proper rearing of the children.
4. The grandparents alone, since they are elderly and command respect in their demands.

2) Select the two names which according to the Prophet Muhammad are the most beloved to Allah.

1. Muhammad and Abraham.
2. Abdullah and Abdur-Rahman.
3. Abdur- Rahman and Abraham.
4. Allah and Muhammad.

3) What is the greatest thing parents can do for their children?

1. Ask Allah to grant success to them.
2. Provide their children with all the comforts and luxuries the world has to offer.
3. Grant their children full liberty and freedom to do as they please.
4. Give their children incessant love and affection no matter what.

4) What sort of names should Muslims avoid?

1. Names that hold odd meanings.
2. Names that have bad meanings.
3. Names that have negative meanings.
4. All of the above.

5) Select a true statement with regards to positive parenting.

1. Children should be taught the proper etiquette and mannerisms and there is never any need for them to be taught the reason behind it.
2. Young children should be taught the proper etiquette and mannerisms and can be taught the reason for behaving in a certain manner later on.
3. Children should be dictated about the proper etiquette and mannerisms and should be ignored whenever they ask about the reason for behaving in a certain manner.
4. Children need not be taught about the proper etiquette and mannerisms since it comes naturally to them.

6) When should parents begin to instill proper etiquette and mannerisms in their children?

1. When their children are young of age.
2. When people around them begin to complain of their poor behavior.
3. When parents feel that their children have started getting out of hand.
4. When parents feel threatened by their children's attitude.