1) Which member(s) of Noah's family did not sail alongside him on the ark?

1. His wife.
2. His eldest son.
3. His father and wife.
4. His wife and his eldest son.

2) Which of the following scriptures depict a more detailed account of the events of Prophet Noah and the flood?

1. The Quran.
2. The Bible.
3. The Torah.
4. The Vedas.

3) What similarity can be drawn from the time of Prophet Noah and our present time?

1. Sin and lawlessness overtaking the people.
2. Righteous people seeming to be very few.
3. Those adhering to their religion seem weak and often oppressed.
4. Those professing belief in God are often ridiculed and belittled.
5. All of the above.

4) Which of the following saved Prophet Noah and the believers from the great flood?

1. Prophet Noah's expertise in building an indestructible ark.
2. Prophet Noah's foresight and excellent sense of timing.
3. The Power and Will of Allah.
4. None of the above.

5) Which two relevant sources when combined give us a better picture of the events and lessons from the story of Prophet Noah?

1. The Quran and the narrations of the Prophet Muhammad.
2. The Quran and the Bible.
3. The Quran and the narrations of historians.
4. The Quran and the Torah.

6) The name 'Noah' is known to the monotheistic religion of:

1. Judaism.
2. Christianity.
3. Islam.
4. All of the above.

7) One of the greatest lessons that we learn from the story of the Prophet Noah is:

1. that persisting in getting people to accept one's call is foolishness.
2. that persisting in getting people to accept one's call will cause them to get turned off.
3. that persisting in getting people to accept one's call is a commendable act as one should never give up hope or abandon one's cause.
4. that persisting in getting people to accept one's call is a waste of time especially if the people do not wish to change.

8) Despite ridicule and mockery Prophet Noah continued propagating his faith for a period of:

1. 950 years.
2. 820 years.
3. 23 years.
4. 67 years.

9) The Story of Prophet Noah can be found solely in:

1. the Quran.
2. the narrations of the Prophet Muhammad.
3. the Bible.
4. None of the above.