1) In Islam a Muslim is expected to extend his mercy towards:

1. animals that are small and cannot defend themselves.
2. animals that are a source of benefit.
3. animals that maintain their own cleanliness.
4. All of the above.

2) In Islam torturing an animal is:

1. generally allowed.
2. never allowed.
3. allowed only if the animal is dangerous.
4. allowed before killing the animal.

3) In which of the following scenarios is it possible to kill the animal?

1. When a person's guard dog turns rabid.
2. When faced by a poisonous snake whilst camping in the woods.
3. Finding a mouse in the kitchen.
4. All of the above.

4) Islam teaches Muslims to slaughter animals in a ritualistic manner known as:

1. Dhabh.
2. Qatah.
3. Halaq.
4. Qatal.

5) An act of mistreating an animal is:

1. non consequential.
2. a rewarding act.
3. a punishable sin.
4. None of the above.

6) Select a true statement with regards to animals in Islam.

1. Animals have been created for the benefit of man hence Muslims are permitted to slaughter and eat the meat of certain animals.
2. Any form of killing is permissible in Islam despite the animal feeling intense pain.
3. Since animals lack human emotion and sense they may be slaughtered in front of one another.
4. None of the above.