Islamic Religious Studies JSS 1 First Term Examination Questions Islamic Religious Studies JSS 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Islamic Religious Studies JSS 1 First Term Examination Questions
Subject: Islamic Religious Studies
Class: JSS 1
Term: First Term
Week: 12

Examination Instructions for Teachers and Students

For Teachers:

1. Ensure that all exam materials are prepared in advance.
2. Remind students of the importance of honesty during exams.
3. Monitor the exam room closely to prevent any form of malpractice.
4. Encourage students to ask questions if they do not understand the instructions.
5. Ensure a quiet environment to help students concentrate.

For Students:

1. Read all instructions carefully before starting the exam.
2. Do not talk or share answers with other students during the exam.
3. Use only the materials provided for the exam.
4. Do not bring unauthorized items, such as phones or notes, into the exam room.
5. If you have any questions, raise your hand and wait for the teacher to assist you.
6. Work independently and do your best.
7. Remember that cheating is unfair and can have serious consequences.

Part A: Objective Questions (30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions)

1. The declaration of faith in Islam is called __________.
   a) Salah
   b) Zakat
   c) Kalimatush-Shahādah
   d) Hajj
2. At-Tahārah refers to __________.
   a) Impurity
   b) Charity
   c) Purification
   d) Prayer
3. The month of fasting in Islam is __________.
   a) Ramadan
   b) Muharram
   c) Safar
   d) Shawwal
4. Wudu is required before __________.
   a) Eating
   b) Sleeping
   c) Prayer
   d) Walking
5. The last prophet in Islam is __________.
   a) Jesus
   b) Musa
   c) Muhammad
   d) Ibrahim
6. Zakat is a form of __________.
   a) Charity
   b) Fasting
   c) Prayer
   d) Worship
7. The Arabic term for faith is __________.
   a) Iman
   b) Zakat
   c) Wudu
   d) Hajj
8. The two types of Najasah are major and __________.
   a) Minor
   b) Clean
   c) Ritual
   d) Spiritual
9. The Qur’an was revealed to the Prophet __________.
   a) Musa
   b) Isa
   c) Muhammad
   d) Ibrahim
10. The first pillar of Islam is __________.
    a) Zakat
    b) Salah
    c) Iman
    d) Hajj
11. Sūratul-Falaq is recited for seeking __________.
    a) Guidance
    b) Wealth
    c) Protection
    d) Health
12. Fasting during Ramadan teaches __________.
    a) Wealth
    b) Self-control
    c) Knowledge
    d) Power
13. The act of prayer in Islam is known as __________.
    a) Zakat
    b) Iman
    c) Salah
    d) Wudu
14. Najasah means __________ in Arabic.
    a) Cleanliness
    b) Impurity
    c) Prayer
    d) Fasting
15. Iman consists of __________ articles of faith.
    a) Five
    b) Six
    c) Seven
    d) Eight
16. Muslims must perform Wudu to be __________.
    a) Happy
    b) Clean
    c) Wealthy
    d) Powerful
17. The last chapter of the Qur’an is __________.
    a) Sūratul-Falaq
    b) Sūratun-Nās
    c) Al-Fatiha
    d) Al-Ikhlas
18. To seek Allah’s protection, Muslims recite __________.
    a) Dua
    b) Surahs
    c) Hadith
    d) All of the above
19. Charity helps to purify one’s __________.
    a) Wealth
    b) Health
    c) Knowledge
    d) Time
20. The month of Ramadan is a time for __________.
    a) Fasting
    b) Celebrating
    c) Resting
    d) Playing
21. Sūratun-Nās teaches us to seek refuge in __________.
    a) Angels
    b) Prophets
    c) Allah
    d) Books
22. The purpose of Zakat is to help the __________.
    a) Rich
    b) Poor
    c) Healthy
    d) Young
23. The significance of Iman is that it is the __________ of Islam.
    a) Foundation
    b) Superficial
    c) Addition
    d) Decoration
24. Wudu involves washing the hands, face, arms, and __________.
    a) Legs
    b) Feet
    c) Head
    d) Back
25. Muslims must memorize certain __________ for prayer.
    a) Surahs
    b) Books
    c) Stories
    d) Songs
26. The Prophet Muhammad is known as the __________ prophet.
    a) First
    b) Last
    c) Best
    d) Only
27. Muslims use the term ‘Islam’ to mean __________.
    a) Peace
    b) War
    c) Anger
    d) Fear
28. The two main sources of Islamic teachings are the Qur’an and __________.
    a) Sunnah
    b) Hadith
    c) Stories
    d) Poems
29. Zakat is one of the __________ of Islam.
    a) Commands
    b) Optional acts
    c) Pillars
    d) Myths
30. Muslims should pray __________ times a day.
    a) Three
    b) Four
    c) Five
    d) Six

Part B: Theory Questions (30 Simple Short Answer Questions)

1. Define At-Tahārah in Islam.
2. What is the purpose of performing Wudu?
3. Explain the significance of the month of Ramadan.
4. What are the six articles of Iman?
5. Describe the steps to perform Wudu.
6. What does Zakat mean, and why is it important?
7. Who is the last prophet in Islam, and what was his role?
8. How can Sūratun-Nās help Muslims?
9. What lessons do we learn from Sūratul-Falaq?
10. How does fasting during Ramadan help Muslims spiritually?
11. What is the importance of the Qur’an for Muslims?
12. Why is Iman considered the foundation of Islam?
13. What are the two types of Najasah?
14. How does prayer (Salah) connect Muslims to Allah?
15. Describe the significance of charity (Zakat) in Islam.
16. What does it mean to declare Kalimatush-Shahādah?
17. How does one seek Allah’s protection?
18. Why is it necessary to be pure before performing Salah?
19. What should Muslims do if they become Najasah?
20. Why is it important for Muslims to memorize Surahs?
21. Explain the concept of divine decree (Qadar).
22. What role does the Prophet Muhammad play in Islam?
23. Discuss the importance of sincerity in worship.
24. What is the meaning of Iman?
25. How do Muslims celebrate Eid after Ramadan?
26. Describe the benefits of performing Zakat.
27. How can understanding the Qur’an strengthen a Muslim’s faith?
28. Why should Muslims recite Sūratul-Falaq regularly?
29. What are the five pillars of Islam?
30. How can Sūratun-Nās be recited for protection?

Part C: True or False Questions (30 True or False Questions)

1. Iman is the last pillar of Islam.
2. Wudu is optional for prayer.
3. At-Tahārah means purification.
4. Zakat is a form of fasting.
5. The Qur’an was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad.
6. There are seven articles of Iman.
7. Sūratul-Falaq is used to seek guidance.
8. Najasah means purity in Arabic.
9. Charity is important in Islam.
10. Fasting is only for Ramadan.
11. Sūratun-Nās is the last chapter of the Qur’an.
12. The act of prayer is known as Salah.
13. Kalimatush-Shahādah declares that Muhammad is not a prophet.
14. The last prophet is known as Jesus.
15. Iman has no connection to the other pillars.
16. Sūratul-Falaq helps in seeking protection.
17. The Prophet Muhammad is the first prophet.
18. Fasting teaches self-control.
19. The significance of Zakat is to help the poor.
20. The Qur’an is a guide for Muslims.
21. Zakat must be paid annually.
22. The first pillar of Islam is Hajj.
23. Muslims pray five times a day.
24. Iman is not important in Islam.
25. The month of Ramadan comes after Muharram.
26. Sūratul-Falaq has seven verses.
27. The Qur’an contains guidance for all aspects of life.
28. The last chapter of the Qur’an is about faith.
29. The importance of prayer is mentioned in the Qur’an.
30. Sūratun-Nās is not recited in daily prayers.

Part D: Fill in the Gaps Questions (30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions without Options)

1. The Arabic word for charity is __________.
2. The act of giving Zakat purifies one’s __________.
3. Muslims recite __________ for protection from evil.
4. The last revelation of the Qur’an was given to __________.
5. __________ is the first pillar of Islam.
6. The purpose of Sūratun-Nās is to seek refuge in __________.
7. Fasting is a way to develop __________.
8. The two types of prayer are obligatory and __________.
9. Najasah must be cleansed before performing __________.
10. Understanding the Qur’an is essential for __________.
11. The teachings of the Prophet are known as __________.
12. The holy month of fasting is called __________.
13. The first command of the Qur’an is to read or __________.
14. Iman consists of beliefs in six __________.
15. The Arabic term for the prescribed prayers is __________.
16. Fasting teaches us empathy for the __________.
17. The significance of Zakat is to help the __________.
18. The Qur’an encourages Muslims to seek __________.
19. Sūratul-Falaq is recited to ask for __________.
20. The Prophet Muhammad is known as the __________ of Allah.
21. __________ is the declaration of faith in Islam.
22. Performing good deeds is a sign of __________.
23. The month of Ramadan emphasizes __________ and self-discipline.
24. __________ prayers are mandatory for all Muslims.
25. Sūratun-Nās addresses the concept of __________.
26. The primary goal of Zakat is to reduce __________.
27. Muslims believe in the concept of divine __________.
28. Understanding the Qur’an can enhance one’s __________.
29. The Prophet Muhammad’s sayings are recorded in __________.
30. The importance of charity is emphasized throughout the __________.

Conclusion

This examination aims to assess students’ understanding of key concepts taught throughout the first term. Students should take their time to answer all questions and showcase their knowledge of Islamic teachings