UNLOCKING

1. During Ramadan, Muslims do fasting. They don’t eat or drink anything during the hours of daylight.

• a. eating a lot       

• b. praying regularly             

• c. refraining from eating or drinking

• d. reading the Qur’an

2. The end of Ramadan is celebrated with a big celebration called ‘Eid ul-Fitr’.

• a. A small gathering                               

• b. A significant event to honor or

• c. A quiet period

• d. A daily routine

3. Muslims believe the Qur’an was first revealed during Ramadan, so many spend more time reading it.

• a. a traditional food

• b. a place of worship

• c. the holy book of Islam

• d. a type of prayer

4. After sunset, families enjoy a meal called Iftar to break their fast.

• a. a morning snack
  
  

• b. the first meal after fasting each day

• c. a long celebration

• d. a prayer session

5. Many people break their fast with dates, which are sweet fruits often eaten before the main meal.

• a. invitations to a party

• b. small pieces of meat

• c. a kind of fruit

• d. a type of bread