1) The reward of those invoking blessings on the Prophet Muhammad on Friday and its preceding night is:

1. the mentioning of his name amongst the pious souls.
2. the forgiveness of all his major and minor sins.
3. the Prophet Muhammad's intercession for him on Judgment Day.
4. equivalent to the reward of the one who sacrifices a camel.

2) With regards to conversing during the khutbah (Friday sermon),:

1. a person should not talk during it unless he needs to warn another person to remain quiet.
2. a person will not be held accountable for asking another person to explain what is being said during it.
3. a person should pay attention and not talk during it even if he does not understand what is being said.
4. Islam shows leniency with regards to this matter.

3) If a person desires to offer Sunnah (recommended) prayer, when is it permissible for him to do so?

1. He can only pray before the Friday prayer.
2. He can pray two or four rakahs of Sunnah prayer after the Friday prayer.
3. He is not permitted to pray any Sunnah prayer before or after the Friday prayer.
4. None of the above.

4) On Fridays, Muslims are encouraged to increase in their amount of:

1. supplication.
2. seeking knowledge.
3. salutations to fellow Muslims.
4. All of the above.

5) What is not a distinctive feature of Friday?

1. To wear clean clothes.
2. Taking a bath.
3. To wear new clothes.
4. To supplicate to Allah.

6) On which day(s) is it highly recommended to send peace and blessings on Prophet Muhammad?

1. Friday and Saturday.
2. Sunday.
3. Thursday and Friday.
4. Friday.  

7) A Muslim who arrives whilst the Imam is delivering the sermon should:

1. forgo the two rakahs which are to be prayed before sitting down.
2. still pray two rakahs before sitting down, but make them short.
3. sit down and pray the two rakahs immediately after the sermon is over.
4. sit down and pray the two rakahs after the Friday prayer is over.