1) Al-Rahman and Al-Rahim both are derived from a word that means:

1. worship.
2. mercy.
3. ownership.
4. Lord.

2) One of Allah’s Names is ‘al-Malik’ which implies that:

1. He has the right to nominate the next King.
2. He is a tyrant who displays an oppressive grip of force on His subjects.
3. He is powerful and has the ability to carry His will in the kingdom. 
4. He wears a crown and sits upon a throne, in an exquisite palace.

3) On the Day of Judgment:

1. Allah will be the only presiding Judge.
2. Allah and the witnessing angels will be the Judges.
3. Allah and Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) will be the Judges.
4. everyone will be made to judge for themselves.

4) One of the Names of Allah we learn in this surah are:

1. Allah.
2. al-Rahman.
3. al-Rahim.
4. al-Rabb.
5. All of the above.

5) What does the Name ‘Allah’ mean?

1. That hearts yearn for Him and desire to know, meet, and see Him.
2. That He is unknowable except what he chooses to reveal of Himself through the prophets.
3. That He is the deity with exclusive rights to worship.
4. All of the above.