Instructions: Choose the correct answer for each question.
- Who is speaking in these verses? a) Humans b) Angels c) Jinn d) The Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
- What did the jinn hear? a) A beautiful song b) A wonderful Recitation (the Quran) c) A loud noise d) A scary story
- What did the jinn say about the Quran? a) It is confusing b) It guides to the Right Path c) It is boring d) It is full of lies
- What did the jinn decide to do after hearing the Quran? a) Ignore it b) Believe in it c) Fight against it d) Teach it to others
- What do the jinn say about Allah in verse 3? a) He has a wife and a son b) He has no wife or son c) He is weak d) He is unjust
- Who are the “foolish among us” likely referring to? a) Good jinn b) Angels c) Iblis (Satan) or polytheists among the jinn d) Humans
- What did the jinn realize about humans and jinn regarding Allah? a) They both tell the truth about Him. b) They both lie about Him. c) Some lie and some tell the truth. d) They thought neither would lie about Him.
- What did some humans used to do with the jinn? a) Ask them for help b) Take shelter with them c) Worship them d) Both b and c
- What was the result of humans seeking shelter with jinn? a) It brought them good fortune. b) It increased them in sin and transgression. c) It made them stronger. d) It made them wiser.
- What did the jinn think about Allah sending messengers? a) They knew He would. b) They thought He wouldn’t. c) They were unsure. d) They didn’t care.
- What did the jinn try to do? a) Reach the heaven b) Fight the angels c) Talk to Allah d) Destroy the world
- What did the jinn find when they tried to reach heaven? a) Beautiful gardens b) Stern guards and flaming fires c) Angels welcoming them d) Nothing
- What did the jinn used to do in heaven? a) Worship Allah b) Steal a hearing c) Play games d) Fight
- What happens to a jinn who tries to listen now? a) They are rewarded. b) They find a flaming fire watching them in ambush. c) They are ignored. d) They become angels.
- What do the jinn say they don’t know? a) Whether humans are good or bad b) Whether evil is intended for those on Earth, or whether their Lord intends for them a Right Path c) Whether Allah loves them or not d) Whether the Quran is true or false
- The jinn in these verses are speaking to ______. a) Each other b) Humans c) Angels d) The Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
- The jinn’s reaction to the Quran can be described as ______. a) Indifferent b) Hostile c) Accepting and believing d) Confused
- The verses suggest that some jinn are ______. a) Good and believe in Allah b) Evil and disbelieve in Allah c) Both a and b d) Neither a nor b
- The “stern guards” mentioned in the verses are likely ______. a) Angels b) Other jinn c) Animals d) Natural forces
- The “flaming fires” are a symbol of ______. a) Hellfire b) Allah’s power c) Danger d) All of the above
- The jinn’s statement about Allah not having a wife or son is a rejection of ______. a) Polytheism b) Monotheism c) Atheism d) Agnosticism
- The jinn’s experience at the “heaven” shows ______. a) Their power b) Their limitations c) Their knowledge d) Their wisdom
- The jinn’s uncertainty about the fate of those on Earth shows ______. a) Their lack of knowledge b) Their concern for humans c) Their indifference to humans d) Their hatred for humans
- The verses highlight the importance of ______. a) Believing in Allah b) Following the Right Path c) Avoiding sin d) All of the above
- The jinn’s story serves as a reminder that ______. a) Jinn are more powerful than humans b) Humans and jinn are both accountable to Allah c) Jinn can control human lives d) Humans should fear jinn
- All jinn are evil. a) True b) False
- Jinn have free will. a) True b) False
- Humans can see jinn in their true form. a) True b) False
- The Quran is only for humans. a) True b) False
- These verses teach us about the importance of listening to and reflecting on the Quran. a) True b) False