1) The act of Prophet Ibrahim in sacrificing his beloved son teaches us that:

1. every child should comply with their parent's wishes no matter how absurd they may seem to be.
2. Allah loves that we perform human sacrifices and shed blood in His name.
3. sacrificing one's child in the name of Allah is the noblest of deeds.
4. a true believer is willing to give up anyone or anything for the sake of Allah.

2) In a situation where a young child with knowledge and understanding addresses or advises an ignorant older person, what should be the response of the adult?

1. To reject the child's advice completely, since it belittles a person to take advice from someone younger to him.
2. To take the child's advice since knowledge is not restricted to age.
3. To enforce his own understanding of things even if he has no knowledge since he is older to the child in age.
4. None of the above.

3) How did the Prophet Ibrahim come to the conclusion that the idols or the forces of nature around him were not worthy of being worshipped?

1. Because of his close examination of logical evidence.
2. Because he was too stubborn to accept his father's idolatrous ways.
3. Because Allah spoke directly to him and told him.
4. Because he felt too lazy to worship so many things all at once.

4) Islam regards Prophet Ibrahim to be:

1. a Jew.
2. a Muslim.
3. a Christian.
4. an atheist.

5) Prophet Ibrahim had the honor of being described by Allah Himself as:

1. the people's prophet.
2. a member of His family.
3. an intimate friend.
4. the seal of the prophets.

6) With regards to one's behavior towards their parents, what lesson can we take from Prophet Ibrahim?

1. He showed respect to his father yet rejected his father's idolatrous ways and lifestyle.
2. He showed complete respect to his father and submitted himself to his father's idolatrous lifestyle out of fear of losing his love.
3. He showed no respect to his father and abused his father for his idolatrous ways and lifestyle.
4. None of the above.