WorksheetsYear 9 Term 4 (Al-Baqarah) Section 9 TEST
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does “his sin has surrounded him” mean?
His sins have completely overtaken him
His reputation has been damaged beyond repair
He is punished only in this world
He hides his evil with outward charity
The Jews’ claim “The Fire will touch us only for a few days” shows what misconception?
They believed in limited punishment regardless of deeds
They assumed their covenant guaranteed forgiveness
They confused worldly trials with Hellfire
They considered Hell symbolic, not real
What determines a person’s final destination according to verses 81–82?
Their deeds and faith combined
Their religious ancestry and heritage
The amount of knowledge they memorised
Their social rank among believers
What does “Amani” mean in verse 78?
False hopes and self-deceptive wishes
Silent remembrance and optimism
Scriptural secrets kept from the public
Promises of forgiveness from priests
The phrase “Allah knows what they conceal and what they reveal” teaches which belief?
Allah’s complete knowledge of all actions
Only prophets can know hidden matters
Angels record deeds, not thoughts
Allah reveals secrets through dreams
Why is the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ called “Ummi”?
Because he was illiterate but divinely taught
Because he studied revelation through oral transmission only
Because he never travelled outside Arabia
Because he was from the tribe of Quraysh
What warning did the Prophet ﷺ give about small sins?
They accumulate until they destroy a person
They remain harmless if unintentional
They can be erased only by Hajj
They are recorded but never judged
What was the main purpose of Allah commanding Bani Israel to strike the murdered man with part of a cow?
To prove Allah’s power of resurrection
To remind them of the story of the golden calf
To show that animal sacrifice replaces repentance
To reveal hidden laws of purification
In verses 75–77, what behaviour made belief difficult for them?
They twisted Allah’s words knowingly
They ignored only parts concerning dietary laws
They translated the Torah into Arabic incorrectly
They memorised but refused to interpret it
The Hadith of the poisoned sheep at Khaybar supports which Qur’anic lesson?
The arrogance of those who think Hell will be brief
The reward of patience during sickness
The test of halal consumption
The obligation of questioning sinners
In 2 : 74, what does the heart-stone metaphor show?
Spiritual blindness and arrogance
Loyalty only to tribal laws
A loss of compassion due to constant warfare
The influence of Shaitan on scholars
How does verse 4 : 123–124 complement the message of 2 : 82?
It confirms reward is by deeds, not desires or ancestry
It limits salvation only to the descendants of Ya‘qub (AS)
It abolishes previous scriptures completely
It shifts judgement to the angels on the Last Day
What distinguishes rocks from hardened hearts?
Rocks produce water and fear Allah
Rocks symbolise the Qur’an’s firmness
Rocks remain unaffected by natural law
Rocks store wisdom from ancient nations
What lesson can be drawn from the comparison between hearts and stones?
Nature obeys Allah while some humans do not
People of knowledge are like mountains
The Qur’an descended upon mountains first
True believers must be unshakable like rock
What is meant by “those who believe and do righteous deeds”?
Believers who match faith with action
Angels appointed to test human sincerity
Scholars who debate religious philosophy
Saints protected from all sin
What is the meaning of “Ummi” in verse 78?
Unlettered — unable to read or write
Divinely gifted in multiple languages
A follower without a teacher
One who memorises but cannot explain
What word is repeatedly used in verse 79 to emphasise the punishment of those who alter scripture?
Woe (Wayl)
Judgement (Qada’)
Torment (‘Adhab)
Curse (La‘nah)
What is meant by “Hearts harder than stones”?
No reflection, humility, or fear of Allah
Complete rejection of all prophets without hearing them
Intellectual arrogance due to wealth
Pride mixed with political power
What does “they twist the words after understanding them” mean?
They changed meanings deliberately
They forgot revelation through negligence
They mispronounced it during recitation
They only commented through poetry
What did they fear when told “Do you tell them what Allah revealed to you?”
Muslims would use Torah prophecy of the Prophet ﷺ as proof
Their scholars would lose authority in councils
They would be forced to rewrite their law
The Romans would punish them for sharing secrets
What does the Qur’an warn against in verse 79?
Writing false scripture for personal gain
Misplacing the Ark of the Covenant
Using religious rulings for politics
Teaching miracles without evidence
How does verse 75 address the Prophet’s companions?
By lowering hope that such people would believe
By forbidding them from disputing with Jews
By excusing all disbelief as ignorance
By encouraging withdrawal from da‘wah
Which statement best reflects the lesson of the “cow” miracle?
Resurrection is proven through divine examples
Knowledge of miracles is greater than faith
Obedience alone guarantees forgiveness
The details of rituals outweigh belief
What core lesson comes from verses 81–82?
Faith without deeds or repentance is meaningless
Every sinner will eventually enter Jannah
The major sin is disbelief in angels
Heritage alone grants divine favour
What is the central theme connecting all these verses together?
Allah’s justice, power, and warning against hypocrisy
The gradual revelation of dietary laws
The promise of prophethood to Bani Israel
The history of Mount Tur and its miracles
