Qatar History Competition: Qatar's Timeless Tales

• During special occasions and celebrations, it is common for Qataris to perform a traditional dance. What is the name of this dance?

• • A) Dabke

• • B) Ardha

• • C) Samba

• • D) Haka

• In Qatari culture, what is the significance of serving Arabic coffee (Gahwa) to guests?

• • A) It symbolizes hospitality and goodwill.

• • B) It is a symbol of mourning.

• • C) It represents celebration and joy.

• • D) It signifies the beginning of a meal.

• What is the traditional Qatari boat, often used for pearl diving and fishing, called?

• • A) Dhow

• • B) Felucca

• • C) Kayak

• • D) Gondola

• Which traditional Qatari handicraft involves weaving narrow bands or belts, often used in traditional clothing?

• • A) Pottery

• • B) Sadu weaving

• • C) Calligraphy

• • D) Embroidery

The National Museum of Qatar is located in the capital city, Doha, and is designed in the shape of a ____________.

The Barzan Towers, originally built for military purposes, were constructed in the late 19th century and served as a ____________.

The Museum of Islamic Art in Doha is known for its stunning architecture and houses an extensive collection of Islamic ____________.

The Katara Cultural Village is a multifaceted project that includes theaters, galleries, and a spacious ____________ for events.

Built in the early 20th century, the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum showcases a diverse collection of ____________ artifacts.

The Souq Waqif, a traditional marketplace, offers a glimpse into Qatar's cultural heritage through its bustling alleys and vibrant ____________.