1) Any drink, drug or substance that causes intoxication can be summed up by the Arabic word:

1. khamr.
2. dawah.
3. shurb.
4. ikhlas.

2) Islam permits using alcohol as medicine.

1. True, only if it is administered to a person who is of the legal drinking age.
2. False, Islam does not permit the use of alcohol as medicine.
3. True, only if it is administered by a qualified doctor.
4. Islam is silent on the matter.

3) Identify the ill effects alcohol can have on the human body.

1. It can damage organs.
2. It can weaken the immune system.
3. It can contribute to cancers.
4. All of the above.

4) With regards to khamr which of the following are absolved from the curse of Allah?

1. The one who produces it.
2. The one who sells it.
3. The one who buys it.
4. The one who consumes it.
5. None of the above.

5) What could be one of the wisdoms in Islam not permitting alcohol to be taken even in small amounts?

1. The habit of drinking in small amounts can soon develop into an addiction.
2. In order to experience and enjoy the full pleasure of drinking alcohol it must be consumed in a larger quantity.
3. Alcohol is not positively effective when taken in small doses as a medication.
4. None of the above.

6) When asked whether alcohol can be used as medicine, how did the Prophet respond?

1. He said that alcohol is indeed one of the best medicines.
2. He said that alcohol is a permissible and enjoyable means of drink but not medicine.
3. He said that it is an enjoyable means of drink with the power to heal.
4. He said it is not a medicine rather it is a disease.