1)  ‘God must become human to experience human suffering.’

1. Perhaps.
2. It goes against Allah’s Perfection, Majesty, and Greatness.
3. Allah has no need to do so as human beings are His creation and He knows His creation and their weakness and tendency to sin fully well.
4. b and c.

2) A Muslim must believe in Allah’s Names and Attributes:

1. as they appear in the Qur’an and Sunnah.
2. but is allowed to interpret them to comply with the teachings of the previous scriptures.
3. imagining them in human terms.
4. only if he agrees with them.

3) Belief in Allah consists of:

1. belief in divine existence.
2. belief in Allah’s Lordship.
3. belief in Allah’s right to worship.
4. belief in how Allah is described in Qur’an and Sunnah.
5. All of the above.

4) Worship in Islam:

1. is for Allah and whom He allows.
2. is only in private.
3. is dry and physical only.
4. is based upon what the individual decides for himself.
5. None of the above.

5) Most people throughout the ages have:

1. believed in Allah’s right to worship.
2. believed in a supreme Creator.
3. believed in Allah’s Names and Attributes.
4. None of the above.

6) Innate, natural belief in Allah is:

1. not inherited.
2. what every child is born with.
3. affected by outside influences.
4. neither learned nor a result of thinking.
5. All of the above.