Video Quiz - TED: Inside the mind of a former radical jihadist

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. Manwar Ali's journey began as a young man when he believed in

a. Only football scores and partying with his friends correct incorrect

b. The value of Keynesian economics to improve the lives of ordinary people correct incorrect

c. Nothing at all, therefore the focus of radical Islam gave his life meaning correct incorrect

d. The language of force and violence correct incorrect

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. When he was young, Manwar Ali believed the way to "right wrongs" was through

a. Belief in the infallibility of a Perfect Creator correct incorrect

b. Force and aggression correct incorrect

c. Acts of kindness correct incorrect

d. Prayer and Good Works correct incorrect

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. Manwar Ali states that he followed jihad because it was

a. Cynically, the only way he could make friends correct incorrect

b. Noble and chivalrous correct incorrect

c. Easier than finishing university, for he was a lazy teenager correct incorrect

d. Something that several generations of his family had done, so he knew no other path correct incorrect

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. If radical jihadis really want to help others, Manwar Ali asserts, they must see their goal as

a. Prayer first, and then killing infidels correct incorrect

b. Striving to one's utmost, striving for purification, positive transformation, but not necessarily correct incorrect

c. Changing the systemic intolerance of global capitalism correct incorrect

d. Achieving oneness with the Five Pillars correct incorrect

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. There are no circumstances on Earth, says Manwar Ali, that require violent jihad because

a. The verses of Koran that refer to violence cancel out those that discuss the need for kindness correct incorrect

b. No one among us has the wisdom to fully understand sacred scripture correct incorrect

c. Humility and good works are always more effective than death and destruction correct incorrect

d. It will lead to greater harm correct incorrect