Jordan Journal: The Country of Jordan

The video explores the wonders of Jordan, both natural and man-made, highlighting sites like the Dead Sea, Wadi Rum, and Petra. It discusses Jordan's religious significance to Christians, Muslims, and Jews, and describes cultural aspects such as dress and the role of Islam. The political structure is explained, noting the constitutional monarchy and the roles of King Abdullah and Queen Rania. Jordan's international relations, particularly with the USA and Israel, are covered, emphasizing its stability in the Middle East. The video concludes with Jordan's challenges, including refugee influxes, and its reputation for hospitality.

Which natural wonder in Jordan is known as the lowest point on Earth's surface?

• Wadi Rum

• The Dead Sea

• Petra

• Mount Nebo

What is a significant feature of the mosques in Jordan?

• They have tall, slender spires called minarets.

• They are located only in the capital city.

• They are built underground.

• They are made entirely of glass.

Who was the American-born queen of Jordan before Queen Rania?

• Queen Mary

• Queen Sophia

• Queen Elizabeth

• Queen Noor

Which two countries in the Middle East have signed a peace treaty with Israel?

• Jordan and Lebanon

• Jordan and Egypt

• Syria and Egypt

• Lebanon and Syria

What phrase do Jordanians often use to welcome visitors?

• Alan WA Salon

• Yalla

• Shukran

• Marhaba