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Duplicate of Abbasid Prose + ARA 101 Andalusian literature and Folkloric Arabic literature + ARA 101 Intro.
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Revision for final Spring 2023 Abbasid, Andalusian and folkloric literature Philosophy Sciences
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1
The book One Thousands and One Night was always considered a revered classic of Arab literature
true
false
2
Tawq al-Hamama( Dove’s Necklace) is
a book written by Ibn Hazm
All the mentioned options
a book that belongs to the Andalusian literature
a bok that talks about the psychology of love
3
The physician whose work includes the description of surgical tools is
al-Razi
Ibn Sina
al-Jazari
al-Zahrawi
4
who is credited for developed algebra, by introducing methods of simplifying the equations
al-Khawarizmi
None of the mentioned
Alhazen
Ibn Sina
5
Philosophy and science were mainly transmitted to Arabs from
The Indian
The Greek culture
The Persian
The American
6
Alexandria was one of the centers of ancient learning
True
False
7
One of the following works was not written by Al-Jahiz
The Book of eloquence and demonstration
the book of the misers
The book of animals
the book of songs
8
Kalila wa Dimna are the names of
two cities
two women
two jackals
two friends
9
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle are famous Persian philosophers
False
True
10
Al-Farabi is known as "the philosopher of the Arabs"
False
True
11
Within few centuries Arabs were able to assimilate almost all ancient learning
True
False
12
Which of the following is not true about the modernist school of poetry
All the mentioned options
were influenced by the diverse cultural atmosphere
Remained devoted to Umayyad poetic traditions.
Were largely made of half Arabs or non-Arabs
13
Ibn Bajah, Ibn Tufayl and Ibn Rushd were philosophers who lived in
None of the mentioned
Baghdad
Andalusia
Damascus
14
During the Abbasid era the two schools of poetry are
Arabs and non Arabs
The modernists and the neo-classical
Conservatives and non conservative
Ghazal and Naqa'ed
15
Baghdad was built by
None of the mentioned
Harun al-Rashid
Abu ja'far Al-Mansur
Al-Ma'mun
16
The One Thousands and One Night was first translated to a European language in
It has never been translated to any European language
in the beginning of the 18th century
in the beginning of the 16th century
at the end of the 19th century
17
Ibn Rushd believed that there is no contradiction between philosophy and the teachings of religion.
False
True
18
The author of Tahafut al-Tahafut is
Ibn Rushd
Ibn Sina
None of the mentioned
Al-Ghazali
19
in maqamat verbal virtuosity was even more important than content
True
False
20
who is famous for wine poems (khamriyyat)
Al-Mutanabbi
Abu al-'Atahiyya
Al-Buhturi
Abu Nuwas
21
From Indian culture they mainly translated works related to
Literature and philosophy
religion and philosophy
Only medicine
Medicine and mathematics
22
Al-Sahrawardi developed the philosophy of illuminationism
False
True
23
kitab al-Aghani contained only the songs and poems of the Umayyad era
True
False
24
Books on medicine written by Galen were among the first to be translate to Arabic.
true
false
25
Who is credited for
the first clear description and early analysis of the camera obscura.
Ibn al-Haytham
Ibn al-Nafis
al-Khawarizmi
Al-Razi
26
Which of the following is classified among the modernist poets in the Abbasid era
All the mentioned
Abu Nuwas
Bashar bin Burd
Abu al-'Atahiya and ibn al-Rumi
27
Sirat bani Hilal
belongs to the folkloric tradition
is recited by story tellers
All the mentioned options
contains stories and adventures of the tribe of Bani Hilal
28
The Abbasids reigned for approximately
1000 years
100 years
250
none of the mentioned
29
The first Umayyad Caliph in Andalusia was
'Abd al-Rahman III
'Abd al-Rahman I
Mu'awiya bin abi Sufyan
None of the mentioned
30
Ibn 'Arabi was a great poet who belonged to the neoclassical school of poetry
false
true
31
Which of the following is true about zajal
is often performed in the format of a debate
is accompanied by musical instrument
All the mentioned options
Zajal is semi-improvised and semi-sung
32
'Umar al-Khayyam was
a Persian polymath
a mathematician
a poet
All of the mentioned
33
Under the Abbasids, the political center of Islam shifted to
Damascus
Jerusalem
Baghdad
Mecca
34
one of the following was renowned for his writing on child care
none of the mentioned
Ibn al-Jazzar
al-Zahrawi
Ibn Sina
35
The difference between zajal and muwashahat is that
muwashahat are more courtly
none of the above
muwashahat are accompanied by music
muwashahat are written in colloquial arabic
36
Modernist school was largely made up of non-Arabs or half Arab poets. .
false
true
37
Al-Razi wrote "the Canon of Medicine"
False
True
38
Ibn Tufayl is the author of "Hayy bin Yaqzan"
True
False
39
Hellenistic culture refers to
Greek
Persian
Indian
African culture
40
Muwashahat is agenre of poetry that followed the form of the classical Arabic qasida
true
false
41
the greatest Arab poet according to many critics is
Abu Tammam
Al-Jahiz
Al-Mutanabbi
None of the mentioned
42
Under the Abbasids, the Islamic caliphate lived the
Golden Age
Civil War
Conquered by Europeans
Cultural Decline
43
The founder of the genre of maqamat was
Al- Jahiz
al-Hamadhani
Al-Hariri
Ibn al-Muqaffa'
44
Who was known for his great anthology al-ʿIqdal-Farīd (The Unique Necklace)
Al-Mutanabbi
Al-Jahiz
Ibn Hazm
Ibn 'Abd Rabbihi
45
In the Incoherence of the Incoherence Ibn Rushd defended Ibn Sina against Ibn Tufayl
No
Yes
46
One of the following was not an Abbasid caliph
Harun al-Rashid
'Abd al-Malik bin Marwan
Al-Mamun
Abu al 'Abbas al-Saffah
47
The Mu'tazilites were a group of Muslim theologians
True
False
48
Ḥayy b. Yaqẓān, “Alive son of Awake" is
a philosophical novel
none of the above
A collection of stories
a muwashah
49
the slogan raised by the Abbasids promised authority to
the people of Iraq
None of the mentioned
the people from the house of the prophet
the people from Persia
50
The folkloric tradition includes only the works known as
sira
true
false
51
The most important translator who became the head of the Hose of Wisdom was
Ishaq ibn Hunayn
Hunayn ibn Ishaq
Thabit ibn Qurra
Yuhanna ibn Masawayh
52
the muwashah
rose from the fusion of Arabic and Provencal culture
false
true
53
Al-Razi discovered the pulmonary circulation system
True
False
54
Aristotles philosophy provided the scientific background in the Middle ages
yes
no
55
The earliest sufi poet who emphasized love of God rather than fear was
Ibn al-'Arabi
al-Hallaj
Rabi'a al-Adawiyya
al-Khansa
56
Chief works of philosophy and science were translated during the reign of
Harun al-Rashid
'Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan
Abu Ja'far al-Mansur
Al-Ma'mun
57
Muslims rule of Spain lasted from
750 to 1200
711 to 1492 CE
661 to 750
none of the mentioned
58
the book that had great influence on all Arabic research in astronomy was
The elements of Euclid
Galen's book
None of the mentioned
Ptolemy's Almagest
59
The Thousand and One Night is a book that contains
Anthology of poems and songs
Stories composed in Turkey and India
stories composed in Persia, Baghdad and Egypt
Stories composed by 'Antara bin Shaddad
60
The most famous poet who is well known for his zajal poetry is
Lisan al-Din al-Khatib
None of the mentioned
Al-Tutilli
Ibn Quzman
61
the book that have influenced Dante’s Divine Comedy is
None of the mentioned
"Al-Haywan" by al-Jahiz
"Saqt al-Zand" by al-Ma'arri
"Risalat al-Ghufran" by Al-Ma'arri
62
Astrolabes were used in
surgery
astronomical calculations and observations
trade
Non of the mentioned
63
Which of the following is classified among the neoclassicists
Abu al-Tayyib al-Mutanabbi
Abu Tammam and al-Buhtiri
None of the above
all of the above
64
Al-Ghazali wrote a book against the philosophers called
The philosophers
Tahafut al-Falasifa
Tahafut al-Tahafut
None of the mentioned
65
Ibn Sina and Al-Farabi before him were the main representatives of
Ishraqi philosophy
Fiqh (jurisprudence
Sufism
Neoplatonism
66
The name Abbasids comes from the name of
prophet's grand son
none of the mentioned
Prophet's cousin Al-'Abbas
the propher's uncle al-'Abbas
67
The main challenge was to reconcile
Arabic with Indian tradition
Islam with secular knowledge
There was nothing to reconcile
between Philosophy and science