1) Select a true statement:

1. It is enough to befriend any person as long as they are Muslim.
2. One should seek pious and knowledgeable Muslims who themselves are trying their utmost to adhere to the tenets of the religion. 
3. One should not be fussy or picky when choosing a friend as it is a sign of arrogance.
4. None of the above.

2) What sort of people did the Prophet Muhammad advise Muslims to befriend?

1. The righteous and pious ones as they will advise and enjoin each other with righteousness and prevent and warn each other from doing evil. 
2. The successful and wealthy ones as they will support and provide each other financially in times of need. 
3. The amusing and talented ones as they will entertain one another and keep lively company. 
4. The intellectual and knowledgeable ones as they will help to develop culture and refine one another.

3) The close relationship between friends is based on:

1. sharing common interests and hobbies.
2. being able to relate to one another well.
3. trying to please one another by fulfilling those things each other likes.
4. All of the above.

4) Why does Islam discourage Muslims to keep close friends with those who practice other faiths?

1. Because they may try to confuse you by discussing their doubts and confusions, or try to convert you to their religion, either in an outright or in a hidden manner.
2. Because Islam has no tolerance towards people practicing faiths other than Islam.
3. Because Muslims are forbidden to mix or interact with them.
4. Because other Muslims will have no one to befriend.

5) Why did the Prophet Muhammad advise Muslims to be selective of whom they take as friends and company?

1. Because of the amount of influence peers have on each other which results in the performance of good or evil deeds.
2. Because they will be able to display their pride and arrogance whilst choosing their friends.
3. Because they will be able to exercise control over the person they have befriended.
4. None of the above.