1) Which of the following animals did the Prophet Muhammad permit his followers to eat?

1. All carnivorous animals.
2. Birds having talons, like eagles and falcons.
3. Animals that have been strangled or suffocated to death.
4. None of the above.

2) When performing the Islamic procedure for slaughter:

1. any instrument capable of making the animal bleed is permissible including bone, tooth or nail.
2. the instrument may be sharp or blunt as long as it is made of steel or iron.
3. the two jugular veins, throat and esophagus must be cut.
4. All of the above.

3) The wisdom of the Islamic rules of slaughtering is to take the animal's life in the quickest and least painful way. Islam therefore encourages us to:

1. use a sharp instrument to cut the throat.
2. give the animal pain killers and sedatives.
3. use a stun gun to immobilize the animal.
4. None of the above.

4) Besides Muslims who else is qualified to slaughter meat that is lawful for Muslim consumption?

1. According to the vast majority of the scholars, the meat slaughtered by  Jews and Christians is permissible as long as they meet the same criteria a Muslim must meet for the meat to be lawful.
2. Highly trained professionals of any religion experienced in working in meat factories.
3. Anyone who has a gentle and light hand when using a knife.
4. Only Muslims are permitted to slaughter animals for lawful consumption.

5) Select a false statement with regards to lawful eating.

1. Vegetables and fruits are lawful, regardless of who cultivated it or owns it.
2. Seafood is lawful on the condition that it is caught or raised by a Muslim.
3. Meat of non-domesticated animals is lawful if prerequisites of hunting are met.
4. It is not permissible to eat carnivorous animals that have canine teeth that are fashioned to tear flesh (i.e. beasts of prey, like dogs and foxes).

6) The matter of slaughtering animals in Islam:

1. is a mundane issue.
2. is an act in which an individual may act as he desires.
3. is not regarded an act of worship.
4. is held in significance by the Prophet along with prayer and facing the qiblah.