1) Jinn were created before mankind from:

1. a smokeless flame.
2. bright light.
3. dried clay.
4. flesh and blood. 

2) The purpose behind the realization of Shaytan’s short term goals is:

1. to be able to recognize his attack and combat him accordingly.
2. to increase our general knowledge with regards to Shaytan.
3. to be impressed by the intelligence and cleverness of Shaytan.
4. to understand the reason for his resentment towards mankind and pity him.

3) Everyone who worships something other than Allah, be it an idol, the sun, a person or a principle, is in essence:

1. worshipping a form or substitute of Allah.
2. worshipping a demigod.
3. worshipping the creation of Shaytan.
4. worshipping Shaytan.

4) Which of the following is false with regards to Satan?

1. He is a creature from the world of the Jinn.
2. He was the most righteous from amongst the Jinn.
3. He is a fallen angel.
4. Allah, had once elevated him to a high position amongst the angels.

5) ‘Shaytan’ is a creature from amongst:

1. the angels.
2. the animals. 
3. the jinn.
4. the human beings.

6) What vow has Shaytan made to Almighty Allah?

1. That he will not inhabit the depths of hell alone.
2. That he will enter the Hell fire willingly and acknowledge his sins.
3. That he will leave the descendants of Adam alone if he is forgiven by Allah. 
4. That he will not inhabit the depths of hell alone and would cause all of the descendants of Adam to obey him blindly.

7) What is the difference between the promise made to us by Allah and the promise made by Satan?

1. Allah fulfills His promise whereas Satan betrays his promise.
2. Allah fulfills His promise whereas Satan fulfills his promise and doubles it as well.
3. Allah does not necessarily fulfill His promise whereas Satan always fulfills his promise.
4. Allah delays the fulfillment of His promise whereas Satan always fulfills his promises immediately.

8) When man fulfills the desires of Shaytan who is to be blamed?

1. The Shaytan, as he uses his power and authority over man.
2. Man himself, due to his own weakness in complying with Shaytan’s wishes.
3. Allah, as He is the One to give Shaytan the strength to overpower man.
4. The angels, for not interceding on behalf of man.

9) The ‘Shaytan’ personifies:

1. good.
2. wellbeing. 
3. trustworthiness.
4. evil.

10) Which of the following is true of Shaytan?

1. He does not recognize the Oneness of Allah and His right to be worshipped.
2. He recognizes the Oneness of Allah and His right to be worshipped.
3. He recognizes the Oneness of Allah and worships Him.
4. He does not recognize the Oneness of Allah and believes himself to be God.