1. The Quran encourages humans to…
(A) Reflect on nature and creation
(B) Ignore the universe
(C) Focus only on rituals
(D) Avoid learning
2. The Quran mentions the origin of life from…
(A) Water
(B) Soil only
(C) Air only
(D) Fire
3. The development of the human embryo is described in the Quran as…
(A) Stages of creation in the womb
(B) Random occurrence
(C) Not mentioned
(D) Immediate full formation
4. The Quran refers to the universe as being created in…
(A) Ignorance
(B) Chaos
(C) Harmony and order
(D) Randomness
5. The Quran mentions the expansion of the universe in…
(A) Political texts
(B) Ancient myths
(C) Clear verses supporting modern cosmology
(D) Historical stories only
6. Mountains are described in the Quran as…
(A) Only decorative
(B) Unimportant features
(C) Stabilizers of the Earth
(D) Nonexistent
7. The alternation of night and day is mentioned in the Quran as…
(A) Random events
(B) Signs for reflection
(C) Only natural
(D) Not mentioned
8. The Quran mentions the role of the sun and moon as…
(A) Signs and precise measures of time
(B) Symbols only
(C) Ignored
(D) Sources of wealth
9. Iron is described in the Quran as…
(A) Only decorative
(B) A useless metal
(C) Having strong benefits for humans
(D) Unknown in value
10. The Quran states that every living thing is made of…
(A) Fire
(B) Earth only
(C) Water
(D) Air only
11. The formation of clouds and rain is mentioned in the Quran to…
(A) Just for poetry
(B) Only explain weather
(C) Ignore science
(D) Provide lessons for reflection
12. The Quran describes the creation of pairs in living beings as…
(A) Evidence of divine design
(B) Coincidence
(C) Random chance
(D) Ignored
13. The Quran mentions the stages of human growth to…
(A) Encourage reflection on divine power
(B) Ignore biology
(C) Only for stories
(D) Teach farming
14. The Quranic concept of the Earth being spread out supports…
(A) Ignoring exploration
(B) Flat Earth theory only
(C) Geographical observation
(D) No scientific relevance
15. The alternation of rivers and seas in the Quran demonstrates…
(A) Only metaphor
(B) The separation of fresh and saltwater
(C) Ignored
(D) Political meaning
16. The Quran mentions the orbits of celestial bodies to show…
(A) Order and precision in the universe
(B) Random movement
(C) Only poetry
(D) Mythology
17. The Quran encourages study of nature as a way to…
(A) Gain wealth only
(B) Recognize the Creator
(C) Ignore spirituality
(D) Worship creation
18. The Quran refers to mountains as…
(A) Only for beauty
(B) Decorative features
(C) Pegs stabilizing the Earth
(D) Nonexistent
19. The creation of everything in pairs is mentioned to indicate…
(A) Chaos
(B) Balance in creation
(C) Random design
(D) Coincidence
20. The Quran mentions that the sky and earth were…
(A) Created randomly
(B) Always separate
(C) Once joined and then separated
(D) Ignored
21. Human creation from clay and a drop of fluid shows…
(A) Only myth
(B) Coincidence
(C) Divine knowledge of biology
(D) Ignored in science
22. The Quran mentions rain bringing life to dead land to…
(A) Random occurrence
(B) Only farming
(C) Illustrate resurrection
(D) Ignore meaning
23. The alternation of night and day is a sign for…
(A) Reflection and understanding
(B) Work only
(C) Ignoring time
(D) Random habit
24. The Quranic mention of bees demonstrates…
(A) Importance of nature and guidance from Allah
(B) Only sweet honey
(C) Irrelevant facts
(D) Folklore
25. Human intelligence and observation are encouraged in the Quran to…
(A) Compete socially only
(B) Understand the universe and appreciate Allah’s creation
(C) Ignore spiritual matters
(D) Only accumulate wealth
26. The Quran mentions stages of creation in the womb to…
(A) Teach farming
(B) Only for poetry
(C) Ignore science
(D) Illustrate developmental biology
27. The Quran describes the alternation of land and sea as…
(A) A sign of divine power
(B) Random process
(C) Coincidence
(D) Only for fishermen
28. The Quran encourages reflection on creation to…
(A) Ignore Allah
(B) Distract from worship
(C) Strengthen faith and moral understanding
(D) Teach myths only
29. Mountains are described as stabilizers to…
(A) Political meaning
(B) Only for beauty
(C) Symbolic stories
(D) Prevent excessive shaking of the Earth
30. Quranic references to natural phenomena aim to…
(A) Teach only history
(B) Ignore science
(C) Promote myths
(D) Encourage knowledge, reflection, and recognition of Allah