Quiz 3 | Lesson 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13

What does being moderate mean?

• Finding the right balance and avoiding extremes

• Putting all your focus on one activity

• Not caring about this world or our religion at all

What did the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) say about manners and character?

• They are not important in Islam

• They are traits only for religious leaders

• They are the best qualities we can possess

What does Luqman advise about speaking?

• Speak loudly and aggressively

• Complain and criticize others

• Speak with a calm and gentle voice

How can we maintain balance in our school routine?

• By spending all our time studying and ignoring breaks

• By balancing study time with breaks, socializing, and outdoor activities

• By avoiding school altogether and focusing on hobbies and entertainment

What is the meaning of being arrogant?

• Being kind and respectful to others

• Believing you are better than others and not listening to them

• Encouraging and supporting others in their achievements

What does Luqman compare a bad voice to in his advice?

• Birds chirping

• Donkey's braying

• Ocean waves

Scenario: You have a classmate who consistently cheats on tests. They ask you to help them cheat during an exam. What will you do?

• Refuse to help them cheat and encourage them to study and do their best

• Consider helping them this one time to avoid a fight

• Report their cheating to the teacher without talking to them

How can we hold the firmest handhold in Islam?

• By seeking knowledge and understanding Allah's commandments

• By climbing mountains and exploring nature

• By avoiding prayers and religious practices

Why is being arrogant discouraged in Islam?

• Because arrogance makes us stand out and be different from others

• Because Allah dislikes those who are arrogant.

• Because being arrogant boosts our confidence and self-esteem

What should we do when faced with a difficult situation or decision?

• Ignore the problem and hope it goes away

• Trust in Allah, seek knowledge, and think critically to make an informed choice

• Blindly follow the advice of others without questioning