1) Identify a common bidah people fall into.

1. Fasting on the fifteenth of the Islamic month of Shaban.
2. Offering a goat as a sacrifice on Eid ul-Adha.
3. Performing itikaf in the mosque.
4. None of the above.

2) During ablution washing the feet first and then the face and hands:

1. is considered a bidah.
2. is perfectly alright, since it makes more sense to wash the feet first, which have the most dirt on them.
3. is a matter of choice, since some people have difficulty in remembering to follow the correct sequence every time.
4. It makes no difference since the point is to wash those parts of the body.

3) Identify an innovation practiced amongst Muslims.

1. Wiping over the back of the neck when making ablution.
2. Hiring people to recite Quran to benefit the deceased.
3. Celebrating the birthday of Prophet Muhammad.
4. All of the above.

4) Identify a 'good bidah' in Islam.

1. Sitting in groups and saying words of remembrance of Allah, in unison.
2. Touching graves and seeking help from their occupants.
3. The family of the deceased preparing food for others who visit.
4. None of the above, since all innovations are unacceptable in Islam whether they be classified as ‘good’ or ‘bad’.

5) Select a true statement.

1. Islamically, there are two types of bidahs, a 'good bidah' which is permissible and and a 'bad bidah' which is impermissible.
2.  An act of worship which is a 'good bidah' is praise worthy and encouraged.
3. The performance of the five daily prayers is an example of a ‘good bidah’.
4. There is no such thing as a 'good bidah' in the religion of Islam or in the Islamic sense of the word.