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What did Muhammad do when he encountered opposition from Mecca’s city leaders?

A
He brought more followers to Mecca.
B
He relocated from Mecca to the city of Medina.
C
He threatened the leaders of Christianity and Judaism.
D
He fought against the Arabs and won additional converts.
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What impact did Muhammad’s march on Mecca have?

A
It established the Ka’bah as a symbol of multiple religions.
B
It created a division between Muslims and Muhammad.
C
It helped to unify much of the Arabian peninsula under Islam.
D
It encouraged respect for the idols of several other faiths.
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Islam is a monotheistic religion because it teaches

A
the belief in a single god.
B
tolerance of other religions.
C
acceptance of a nomadic lifestyle.
D
openness to direct messages from God.
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How did Muhammad start spreading his message about Islam?

A
He wrote the Qur’an.
B
He converted the Christians.
C
He preached at Mecca.
D
He told his friends and family.
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What is the Ka’bah?

A
an Islamic deity
B
a Muslim pilgrim
C
a book of Sharia laws
D
an ancient stone temple
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In many Muslim cultures, men and women follow rules about

A
how much wine to drink.
B
whether to donate to the poor.
C
where they are allowed to live.
D
how to interact with each other.
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What do Muslims do during Ramadan?

A
fast
B
travel
C
donate
D
celebrate
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Which concept is an inherent element in Islam?

A
living life as a prophet
B
delivering messages from God
C
moving from place to place
D
being obedient to the will of God
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According to Islam, what is a prophet?

A
a deity
B
an angel
C
a minister
D
a messenger
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Islamic law is also known as

A
Sharia law.
B
Hajj law.
C
Mecca law.
D
Muslim law.
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What was the origin of monotheism in Islam?

A
cultural influence on Bedouins
B
Muhammad’s revelation
C
the beliefs of people in Medina
D
the compiling of the Qur’an
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Which statement about Islam is accurate?

A
Islam permits drinking red wine.
B
Islam permits eating any kind of meat.
C
Islam encourages dressing modestly.
D
Islam establishes lenient dating rules.
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What impact did Muhammad’s march on Mecca have?

A
It established the Ka’bah as a symbol of multiple religions.
B
It created a division between Muslims and Muhammad.
C
It helped to unify much of the Arabian peninsula under Islam.
D
It encouraged respect for the idols of several other faiths.
14

Islam is a monotheistic religion because it teaches

A
the belief in a single god.
B
tolerance of other religions.
C
acceptance of a nomadic lifestyle.
D
openness to direct messages from God.
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What does Islam have in common with Judaism and Christianity?

A
All three religions worship many different gods.
B
All three religions perceive Abraham as a prophet of God.
C
All three religions believe that Jesus is the son of God.
D
All three religions believe Jesus was a prophet, rather than a god.
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In many Muslim cultures, men and women follow rules about

A
how much wine to drink.
B
whether to donate to the poor.
C
where they are allowed to live.
D
how to interact with each other.
17

What do Muslims do during Ramadan?

A
fast
B
travel
C
donate
D
celebrate
18

Which religion is the oldest Abrahamic religion, originating in the Middle East?

A
Islam
B
Hinduism
C
Judaism
D
Christianity
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What did Muhammad do when he encountered opposition from Mecca’s city leaders?

A
He brought more followers to Mecca.
B
He relocated from Mecca to the city of Medina.
C
He threatened the leaders of Christianity and Judaism.
D
He fought against the Arabs and won additional converts.
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How many years was it between Muhammad’s first revelation and when he conquered Mecca?

A
one year
B
ten years
C
twenty years
D
thirty years

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