1) Select an important principle regarding Islamic teachings on food:

1. most fruits are haram.
2. vegetables can be eaten selectively.
3. eggs are not allowed.
4. every food and drink is permissible unless it is prohibited by Allah or His Messenger.

2) Meat slaughtered by a Hindu is:

1. halal.
2. haram.
3. open to debate.
4. none of the above.

3) If a Muslim says, ‘I drink beer to relax, but to the point I don’t get drunk.’, then you can respond to him by saying:

1. As long as you do it socially, it’s ok.
2. Prophet Muhammad said, ‘Whatever intoxicates if consumed in a large amount, a small amount of it is haram.’
3. Go for it.
4. No doubt you are going to Hell.

4) Fatima ran over a chicken by mistake with her bike and killed it. Why can her mother not cook it for the family?

1. carrion is not allowed.
2. animal dedicated to other than Allah is forbidden.
3. blood is forbidden.
4. a strangled animal is prohibited.

5) A Muslim vegetarian is:

1. committing a sin by not consuming meat.
2. is not sinful for not consuming meat.
3. not a Muslim.
4. none of the above.

6) What is true of dietary laws in other religions?

1. Judaism hardly has any dietary laws.
2. Christianity has rigorous dietary laws.
3. food is not an index of social status in Hinduism.
4. none of the above.