Cause and Effect of Fasting

What does a "cause and effect" essay explain?

• The benefits of a particular activity

• why things happen and what happen as a result.

• How to perform specific actions

• None of the above

During Ramadan, fasting is observed from:

• Sunset to sunrise

• Afternoon to midnight

• Sunrise to sunset

• Midnight to morning

Which of the following is one of the effect of fasting in Islam?

• To strengthen social bonds and self-control

• To increase wealth

• To promote physical exercise

• • To practice public speaking

According to Islam, fasting during Ramadan is:

• • Only for those over 50 years old

• Not recommended

• Optional for all Muslims

• Compulsory as it is one of the Five Pillars of Islam

The term "Iftar" refers to:

• The pre-dawn meal before fasting

• The meal eaten after sunset during Ramadan to break the fast.

• The act of praying

• • A celebration after Ramadan

Which of these is an effect of fasting as mentioned in the slides?

• Decreased self-reflection

• • Weakening of social ties

• • Improved physical, psychological, and social well-being

• Increase in anxiety

What linking word introduces an additional point in a cause and effect essay?

• "Furthermore"

• "Because"

• "Since"

• "Yet"

What is the holy book of Islam that commands fasting during Ramadan?

• Bible

• Turath

• Qur'an

• Injil

Which tense is used for events that happened in the past and are finished.

• Future Tense

• Present Perfect

• • Present Simple

• Present Simple

Which of the following sentences is in the Past Simple tense?

• "Fasting helps strengthen social bonds."

• "The Qur'an was revealed during Ramadan."

• "Fasting will increase empathy."

• "Fasting has strengthened my faith."