1) With regards to the beneficial acts of worship Islam encourages Muslims to:

1. go to extremes so that they may attain even greater rewards.
2. avoid extremes as it will become difficult for the Muslim to continue that way.
3. go to extremes since it proves their greater love and devotion for the Almighty Allah.
4. avoid extremes as one's energy needs to be directed more towards the satisfaction of one's own needs.

2) When selecting friends, it is a good habit to select:

1. people who always have fun and know how to throw a good party.
2. diverse people; from both the Muslim community and those outside it.
3. people who are always abreast with the latest fashion and entertainment news.
4. people who remind each other of their Islamic obligations.

3) The utterance of the words of remembrance for Almighty Allah are restricted to:

1. the daytime.
2. the night time.
3. the time after the completion of the prayer.
4. They are not restricted; rather they may be uttered at any time of the day or night and even after the prayer.

4) Once we have learnt the basics of prayer, we should:

1. keep on improving upon it until we are satisfied that we are praying in the correct manner.
2. continue praying the way it is and not improve upon it lest we become discouraged if it takes too long to do it well.
3. There is no point in trying to improve upon one's prayer as no one can attain perfection in any case.
4. None of the above.

5) Islam upholds that all Muslims must perform some form of charity.

1. True.
2. False.
3. True with the exception of those who have nothing to give.
4. True with the exception of those Muslims who are themselves the recipients of charity.

6) Which of the following can be regarded as a charity in Islam?

1. Smiling.
2. Giving to those who are in need.
3. Performing good deeds and keeping away from evil deeds.
4. All of the above.