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Chapter 7:
History of the
Islamic World
Review Game
Question 1:
Why do geographers call Arabia a
“crossroads” location?
A. It is home to very few cultures or people.
B. Trade routes linking Africa, Asia, and Europe run
through it.
C. People from many different cultures live there.
D. All trade routes ended in Arabia.
Question 1 ANSWER
Why do geographers call Arabia a
“crossroads” location?
ANSWER B
Trade routes linking Africa, Asia, and Europe
run through it.
Question 2:
What was the most important difference
between Muhammad’s teachings and the
beliefs of other Arabs?
A. Muhammad taught that people should be
kind to the poor.
B. Muhammad taught that there was only one
God.
C. Muhammad taught that there were many
gods.
D. Muhammad taught that people should make
pilgrimages to Kaaba.
Question 2 ANSWER
What was the most important difference
between Muhammad’s teachings and the
beliefs of other Arabs?
ANSWER B.
Muhammad taught that people should be
kind to the poor.
Question 3:
The Sunnah is based on the _______.
A. hadith
B. Shariah
C. Qur’an
D. Five Pillars of Islam
Question 3 ANSWER:
The Sunnah is based on the ______.
ANSWER A
Hadith.
Question 4
Which is the best prediction of what might
have happened if the Berbers had kept
fighting the Muslims?
A. The Berbers would have converted to
Christianity instead.
B. Muslim rule would have spread more slowly
in North Africa.
C. The Muslims would have conquered France.
D. Berber rule would have spread more quickly
in Europe.
Question 4 ANSWER
Which is the best prediction of what might
have happened if the Berbers had kept
fighting the Muslims?
ANSWER B
Muslim rule would have spread more slowly
in North Africa.
Question 5
Which of the following is true of Muslim
art and architecture?
A. They became more important than
religion in the Muslim world.
B. Muslims were only interested in them if
they helped spread Islam.
C. They were both influenced in some way
by the Muslim religion.
D. Islam would not have spread without
them.
Question 5 ANSWER
Which of the following is true of Muslim art
and architecture?
ANSWER C
They were both influenced in some way by
the Muslim religion.
Question 6
Which goal would have been important to
nomads?
A. getting food and water for their animals
B. building large temples
C. getting water for their crops.
D. collecting spices, gold, and other goods.
Question 6 ANSWER
Which goal would have been important to
nomads?
ANSWER A
Getting food and water for their animals.
Question 7
What content is included in the Qur’an?
A. guidelines for moral behavior
B. Muhammad’s words and actions
C. interpretation of the Sunnah
D. description of the life of Muhammad
Question 7 ANSWER
What content is included in the Qur’an?
ANSWER A
Guidelines for moral behavior.
Question 8
Which of the following is an Islamic
belief?
A. The Sunnah is the exact word of God.
B. Muhammad was the son of God.
C. Allah is the only God.
D. Muhammad’s house in Medina is Islam’s
most sacred place.
Question 8 ANSWER
Which of the following is an Islamic belief?
ANSWER C
Allah is the only God.
Question 9
After Muhammad’s death, the title given
to Islam’s highest leaders was ________.
A. successor
B. caliph
C. sultan
D. emperor.
Question 9 ANSWER
After Muhammad’s death, the title given to
Islam’s highest leaders was _____.
ANSWER B
Caliph
Question 10
Muslims initially showed tolerance by
________.
A. accepting other people’s religious beliefs.
B. converting others to Islam.
C. allowing only Christians to practice their
religion.
D. conquering the Berbers
Question 10 Answer
Muslims initially showed tolerance by _____.
ANSWER A
Accepting other people’s religious beliefs.
Question 11
Who wrote a medical encyclopedia that
was translated into Latin and widely used
throughout Europe?
A. Ibn Battutah
B. Mehmed II
C. Omar Khayyam
D. Avicenna
Question 11 ANSWER
Who wrote a medical encyclopedia that was
translated into Latin and widely used
throughout Europe?
ANSWER D
Avicenna
Question 12
Who was one of the most famous Sufi
poets?
A. Ibn Battutah
B. Mehmed II
C. Omar Khayyam
D. Avicenna
Question 12 ANSWER
Who was one of the most famous Sufi
poets?
ANSWER C
Omar Khayyam
Question 13
What can you infer about the journey from Ctesiphon to
Medina?
A. It was slower than a journey from Ctesiphon to Mecca.
B. People who made the trip were very wealthy.
C. It was a difficult journey through a harsh climate.
D. People did not take this route because it was too dangerous.
Question 13 ANSWER
What can you infer about the journey from
Ctesiphon to Medina?
ANSWER C
It was a difficult journey through a harsh
climate.
Question 14:
A way of life in which people traveled the
deserts with their herds in search of food
and water is called ______________.
Sedentary
OR
Nomadic
Question 14 ANSWER
A way of life in which people traveled the
deserts with their herds in search of food
and water is called NOMADIC.
Question 15
_________ was the name of the religion
introduced by the prophet Muhammad.
Muslims
OR
Islam
Question 15 ANSWER
Islam was the name of the
religion introduced by the prophet
Muhammad.
Question 16
________ refers to the inner struggle
people go through in their effort to obey
God and behave according to Islamic
ways.
Allah
OR
Jihad
Question 16 ANSWER
Jihad refers to the inner struggle people go
through in their efforts to obey God and
behave according to Islamic ways.
Question 17
The capital of the Ottoman Empire was
____________.
Istanbul
OR
Hagia Sophia
Question 17 ANSWER
The capital of the Ottoman
Empire was Istanbul.
Question 18
Muslim advances in ____________
combined new thoughts with Greek and
Indian knowledge.
Geography
OR
Medicine
Question 18 ANSWER
Muslim advances in medicine
combined new thoughts with
Greek and Indian knowledge.
Question 19
Belonging to a tribe offered nomads safety from desert
dangers.
TRUE
Or
FALSE
Question 19 ANSWER
TRUE
Belonging to a TRIBE did offer nomads
safety from desert dangers.
Question 20
The first year of the Islamic calendar is the
year of Muhammad’s PILGRIMAGE, or
journey from Mecca to Medina.
Is Pilgrimage the correct word?
TRUE
Or
FALSE
Question 20 ANSWER
FALSE
The first year of the Islamic calendar is the
year of Muhammad’s HEGIRA, or journey
from Mecca to Medina.
Question 21
Baghdad was an impressive Muslim city in
Europe in the 900s.
TRUE
Or
FALSE
Question 21 ANSWER
FALSE
CORDOBA was an impressive Muslim city in
Europe in the 900’s.
Question 22
Muslims study the HADITH, which is a
written record of Muhammad’s words and
actions.
TRUE
Or
FALSE
Question 22 ANSWER
TRUE
The hadith is a written record of
Muhammad’s words and actions.
Question 23
Three major Muslim empires were the
Ottoman Empire, the SHARIAH Empire, and
the Mughal Empire.
TRUE
OR
FALSE
Question 23 ANSWER
FALSE
The three major Muslim empires were
Ottoman, SAFAVID, and Mughal empires.
Question 24
What was the title used by
Persian kings?
Question 24 ANSWER
SHAH
Question 25
What is a “slave soldiers
trained by the Ottomans?
Question 25 ANSWER
Janissaries
Question 26
What is the “five acts of
worship required of all
Muslims”?
Question 26 ANSWER
FIVE PILLARS OF
ISLAM
Question 27
What word means “to
make an effort, or to
struggle”?
Question 27 ANSWER
Jihad
Question 28
What word means
“decorative writing?”
Question 28 ANSWER
Calligraphy
Question 29
What word means “acceptance?”
Question 29 ANSWER
Tolerance
Question 30
What word means “building
for Muslim prayer”?
Question 30 ANSWER
Mosque
Question 31
What word means “a title
that Muslims use for the
highest leader of Islam”?
Question 31 ANSWER
Caliph
Question 32
What is a “common feature
of Muslim architecture”?
Question 32 ANSWER
Minaret
Question 33
What word means a
“journey to a sacred place”?
Question 33 ANSWER
Pilgrimage