1) In the case of a marriage failing, Islam provides two mechanisms for separation:

1. talaq and khul’.
2. mahr and financial support.
3. separation and idda.
4. none of the above.

2) Identify the rights of a child on his parents.

1. To be given a good name.
2. To be treated equitably amongst siblings.
3. To be given a good upbringing.
4. All of the above.

3) What is true of how Islam views children?

1. A sound family consisting of a mother and a father is the best environment for children to be raised.
2. Children are a blessing of Allah that even the prophets prayed for.
3. Childbearing is a major goal of an Islamic marriage.
4. All of the above.

4) If the ‘waiting period’ after their first divorce is over, can a woman remarry her husband?

1. there is no need to remarry, the husband can revoke the divorce.
2. yes, but it will require a new marriage contract, mahr, and assent of the man and woman.
3. yes, if the woman agrees, she can simply return to her husband.
4. no.

5) What is true of women and divorce?

1. woman can never seek separation from her husband in Islam.
2. woman can only seek separation from her husband if he cannot bear children.
3. a woman may seek khul’, which is asking the husband for divorce in return for the mahr.
4. the procedure for a wife divorcing her husband is identical to the procedure of the husband divorcing his wife.