1) What is true of marriage in Islam?

1. marriage is a sacrament.
2. marriage is a contract between the spouses entailing mutual responsibilities.
3. Islamic marriage is not meant for a lifetime.
4. none of the above.

2) Identify the core sentiments of marital life.

1. love, nurturance, dependability.
2. love, excitement, volatility.
3. love, instability, harshness.
4. compassion, volatility, instability.

3) In relation to inter-faith marriages, Islam allows:

1. a Muslim man to marry any non-Muslim woman.
2. a Muslim woman to marry any non-Muslim man.
3. a Muslim man to marry a chaste Jewish or Christian woman.
4. a Muslim woman to marry a chaste Jewish or Christian man.

4) Identify the rights of a wife.

1. mahr.
2. financial maintenance.
3. kindness.
4. all of the above.

5) The purpose of marriage is:

1. to have a permissible way of satisfying sexual urges.
2. to have a partner to share joys and pains of life.
3. childbearing.
4. All of the above.