WorksheetsIntention
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 5mins
Sarah saw an old lady begging at a traffic signal, as Sarah tries to find money inside her purse the traffic signal turns green, and the car moves away.
Sarah will be punished for not being quick and missing the chance to give money to the old lady
Sarah will be rewarded with a good deed for intending to give money to the old lady
Sarah will neither be rewarded nor punished
Aly thinks that he will eat his brother Waly's portion of chocolate that is kept in the refrigerator, while Waly is asleep. But finally he does not eat Waly's chocolate
Aly will neither be punished nor rewarded
Aly will be punished for making a bad intention of eating Waly's chocolate
Aly will be rewarded for not acting upon his wrong idea of secretly eating his brother's chocolate
Hanah intends to help her little brother Haris complete his homework after school. After returning from school, she promptly helps him complete his work. Haris is very happy to have completed his work quickly.
Hanah did not do anything special and hence there is no question of being rewarded
Hanah will be greatly rewarded for helping her brother
Sam does not know an answer in his class test. He sees his friend Matt writing that answer, so he copies the answer from Matt's answer sheet without Matts knowledge
Matt will be punished for not being careful
Sam will be punished many times for this bad deed
Sam will be punished for his bad deed
A good deed can rewarded upto ten times and not more
True
False
DEEDS ARE TO BE JUDGED ONLY BY ---------------------------
(a)
If a person intends to do a good deed and actually did it, then it will be written for him (in his account) its reward: from ten to ---------- times to many more times
one thousand
seventy
twenty
seven hundred
