1) In Islam a Muslim is expected to extend his mercy towards:

1. animals that are small and cannot defend themselves.
2. animals that are a source of benefit.
3. animals that maintain their own cleanliness.
4. All of the above.

2) Killing animals in Islam is:

1. permissible under certain conditions.
2. impermissible under any circumstance.
3. only permissible for those who raise their own livestock.
4. There is no ruling with regards to killing animals in Islam since they are regarded as inferior creatures.

3) An act of mistreating an animal is:

1. non consequential.
2. a rewarding act.
3. a punishable sin.
4. None of the above.

4) In which of the following scenarios is it possible to kill the animal?

1. When a person's guard dog turns rabid.
2. When faced by a poisonous snake whilst camping in the woods.
3. Finding a mouse in the kitchen.
4. All of the above.

5) Which of the following is required with regards to slaughtering animals?

1. The animal should be blind folded.
2. The animal should be heavily sedated.
3. The instrument used for slaughtering the animal should be extremely sharp.
4. None of the above.

6) Islam teaches Muslims to slaughter animals in a ritualistic manner known as:

1. Dhabh.
2. Qatah.
3. Halaq.
4. Qatal.