1) Ihram refers to:

1. a state that one enters, wherein one is prohibited from doing certain things.
2. a state of worship, wherein one must remain in isolation and not interact with anyone.
3. the act of walking and running between the hills of Safa and Marwa.
4. None of the above.

2) Taking into account, the trip between Safa and Marwa as being one trip; how many trips does a pilgrim make during Sa'ee?

1. Three.
2. Five.
3. Seven.
4. Ten.

3) Once the pilgrim assumes the state of Ihram he begins chanting the Talbiyah. This chanting ceases once the pilgrim reaches:

1. the Kabah.
2. the station of Ibrahim.
3. the hills of Safa and Marwa.
4. the doors of the Holy Mosque.

4) During Tawaf  the Kabah is circumambulated a total of:

1. four times.
2. five times.
3. seven times.
4. ten times.

5) Identify the pillar(s) of Umrah.

1. Ihram.
2. Tawaf.
3. Sa'ee.
4. All of the above.

6) The walking and running between the hills of Safa and Marwa is called:

1. Tawaf.
2. Sa'ee.
3. Talbiyah.
4. Ihram.

7) In the state of Ihram, which of the following actions are prohibited?

1. Eating food which has a strong aroma.
2. Clipping nails or cutting hair.
3. Engaging in pleasant conversation.
4. None of the above.

8) Throughout Tawaf, male pilgrims should:

1. uncover their right shoulder only.
2. uncover their left shoulder only.
3. keep both shoulders uncovered.
4. alternate covering the right and left shoulder in between rounds.