In what way were Arabian souks similar to modern malls?

They sold clothing, home goods and food

How did Muhammad react to rich merchants ignoring the poor & keep their wealth for themselves?

He prayed and meditated in the hills outside Mecca

Why do geographers call Arabia a "crossroads" location?

Trade routes linking Africa, Asia and Europe run through it

In what way are the Bible, Torah, and Qur'an similar?

All of them tell stories about prophets such as Moses

Why did nomads want to be members of tribes?

To protect themselves against violence

Many merchants in Mecca rejected the teachings of Muhammad because they

wanted to keep their money for themselves

Which of the following best summarized the Five Pillars of Islam?

They are acts of worship required of all Muslims

Which of the following happened first?

Muhammad meditated in a cave outside Mecca

Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan?

to show that God is more important than one's body

What can you infer about Muslims who fast during the holy month of Ramadan?

They care about following the rules of Islam

In what way did traders passing through Arabia influence its culture?

They introduced Arabs to new products and ideas

Which of the following best summarizes how Muhammad's teachings affected the people of Arabia?

The teachings challenged and upset many people

Why did Muhammad and his followers leave Mecca in 622?

Mecca's leaders were threatening him

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1
The Bible, Torah, and Qur'an are similar because they all tell stories about prophets such as
Moses
Jesus
Mohammad
Shariah
2
In what way were Arabian souks similar to modern malls?
Their shops were just as large as modern ones
Their restaurants were grouped together in food courts
They sold goods at fixed prices
They sold clothing, home goods and food
3
How did Muhammad react to rich merchants ignoring the poor & keep their wealth for themselves?
He prayed and meditated in the hills outside Mecca
He went on a pilgrimage to the shrine in Mecca
He became concerned but did nothing about them
He left Mecca and traveled to Jerusalem
4
All of the following rules are described in the Qur'an except
Muslims must wash before praying
Muslims may not eat pork
Muslims may not drink alcohol
Muslims must ignore the hadith
5
Why do geographers call Arabia a "crossroads" location?
People from many different cultures live there
It is where Islam, Christianity and Judaism started
It is home to very few cultures or people
Trade routes linking Africa, Asia and Europe run through it
6
Which word means the opposite of nomadic?
religious
sedentary
tolerant
solitary
7
Muhammad's daughter was named
Khadijah
Ali
Medina
Fatimah
8
In what way are the Bible, Torah, and Qur'an similar?
All of them explain how to be good Muslims
All of them state that Islam is the true religion
All of them tell stories about prophets such as Moses
All of them describe the life of Muhammad
9
Why did nomads want to be members of tribes?
to share tents with one another
To protect themselves against violence
to have access to others' camels and goats
to be able to access the best grazing lands
10
The Qur'an and the Sunnah both form the basis for
the hadith
Judaism
Islamic law
jihad
11
A building used for Muslim prayer is called a
Sunnah
shrine
mosque
Kaaba
12
Many merchants in Mecca rejected the teachings of Muhammad because they
believed that it was important to help the poor
knew he had managed a caravan business
wanted to keep their money for themselves
did not believe an angel had visited Muhammad
13
Which of the following best summarized the Five Pillars of Islam?
They are rules about how Muslims should treat others
They are stories about Muhammad's life
They are acts of worship required of all Muslims
They are the basis for law in Muslim countries
14
Which of the following happened first?
Muhammad received messages from God through an angel
Muhammad began to tell people about the messages from God
Muhammad meditated in a cave outside Mecca
Muhammad taught that there was only one God
15
Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan?
to remember that Muhammad is God's only prophet
to celebrate Muhammad's return to Mecca
to save food that is then distributed to the poor
to show that God is more important than one's body
16
What can you infer about Muslims who fast during the holy month of Ramadan?
They are doing it to make a donation for charity
They do not enjoy going without food for long
They are preparing for their pilgrimage to Mecca
They care about following the rules of Islam
17
Which of the following can you infer from the fifth pillar of Islam?
Muslims must pray five times a day
Muslims must state their faith to show they accept Islam
Mecca is important in Islam
Helping the poor is important to Islam
18
In what way did traders passing through Arabia influence its culture?
They taught Arabs how to travel in caravans
They showed Arabs different land and water routes
They helped Arabs adapt to the hot and dry climate
They introduced Arabs to new products and ideas
19
Which of the following best summarizes how Muhammad's teachings affected the people of Arabia?
The teachings had very little effect on people
The teachings made people want to become merchants
The teachings made people turn to Christianity
The teachings challenged and upset many people
20
Why did Muhammad and his followers leave Mecca in 622?
Mecca's leaders were threatening him
The people of Mecca rejected the teachings of Islam
Muhammad wanted to found an Islamic city
They wanted to found the first mosque

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