What is the primary message about parents conveyed in the text?

Parents should be honored and treated with kindness.

Parents are a burden that must be managed.

Parents should always be obeyed without question.

Parents are essential for financial support.

How does the Prophet Muhammad describe the fate of those who neglect their parents?

They do not enter Paradise through serving them.

They will receive no rewards in the afterlife.

They will become wealthy and prosperous.

They will be punished in this life only.

What behavior is specifically advised for conversations with parents?

Lowering their voice when talking to them.

Ignoring them during conversations.

Speaking loudly to get attention.

How does the narrator express their gratitude to Allah for parents?

By praying for their welfare and honoring them.

By ignoring them when they misbehave.

By complaining about their shortcomings.

By relying on them for everything without giving back.

What did Rashid write that impressed the teacher?

A heartfelt expression of love for his parents.

A story about a vacation he wants to take.

A report on his favorite video games.

A list of things he dislikes about school.

What is one of the Prophet's teachings about the elderly parents?

To serve them to enter Paradise.

To make them angry to teach them a lesson.

To avoid spending time with them.

To give them money and gifts only.

What behavior is not acceptable according to the lessons taught?

Disobeying and disrespecting parents.

Listening to their advice on life.

Helping them when they are ill.

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Honoring Parents/Gr.3/Term 1

Lesson 5 Honoring Our Parents

Honoring My Ancestors- Vocabulary

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110.31.b.17.C

Topic: Reading/Vocabulary Development

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