Wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Chapter 3 (Islam)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Because Muslims are forbidden to create icons and idols, most Muslim artisans focused on ____________.

a)

designs of plants, stars, and patterns

b)

plays about the life of Muhammad

c)

building large sailing battleships

d)

portraits of sultans and their wives

2.

Islam was founded in the Arabian Peninsula, where the landscape is mainly ___________.

a)

arid deserts

b)

lush savannahs

c)

humid swampland

d)

fertile plains

3.

In ancient times, Arabia was not invaded by nearby empires because __________.

a)

it could only be attacked by sea

b)

it was surrounded by mountains

c)

it was protected by forts

d)

it had such a severe climate

4.

What aspects of Arab life troubled Muhammad? Select ALL that apply.

neglect of the poor

abuse of the environment

disregard for family

dishonesty and greed

a)

neglect of the poor

b)

abuse of the environment

c)

disregard for family

d)

dishonesty and greed

5.

From the beginning, Muhammad’s message of sharing appealed to the ___________.

a)

merchants

b)

poor

c)

middle class

d)

wealthy

6.

The Quran forbids __________. Select ALL that apply.

a)

treating neighbors unkindly

b)

murder, lying, and stealing

c)

interaction with Christians or Jews

d)

showing disrespect to one’s parents

7.

The Shari’ah Code is __________.

a)

a set of standards for new converts to Islam

b)

an informal set of customs

c)

a code of law based on sacred Islamic writings

d)

the Five Pillars of Islam

8.

The four leaders of Islam after Muhammad were called ________.

a)

Kings of Islam

b)

caliphs

c)

Makkahs

d)

Hijrahs

9.

How did Islam spread through the medieval world? Select ALL that apply.

a)

through military conquest

b)

adoption by European kings

c)

from Sufi missionaries

d)

along trading routes

10.

The two main sects of Islam are __________.

a)

African and Arabic

b)

Eastern and Western

c)

Orthodox and Reform

d)

Sunni and Shia

11.

One of the most important Islamic centers of culture and learning in Africa was in the city of ___________.

a)

Baghdad

b)

Timbuktu

c)

Dakar

d)

Istanbul

12.

The rulers that came after the Umayyads were the ___________?

a)

Abbasids

b)

Arabians

c)

Iraquis

d)

Assyrians

13.

The Ottoman Turks conquered most of the __________ Empire with military might.

a)

Mughal

b)

Byzantine

c)

Swedish

d)

Abbasid

14.

Non-Muslims in the Ottoman Empire had to ___________.

a)

convert to Islam

b)

pay a special tax

c)

hide from the authorities

d)

leave the empire

15.

Muslims controlled trade in Asia and Africa for almost 700 years. Another group who traded widely and freely in these areas during the same time were _______________.

a)

German merchants

b)

Byzantine merchants

c)

Jewish merchants

d)

Christian Merchants

16.

What is the name of the holy book of Islam?

a)

Sunna

b)

Qur'an

c)

Hadith

d)

Abbasid

17.
This is another word for hajj.
a)
Allah
b)
Mecca
c)
pilgrimage
d)
clan
18.
A person who moves from place to place rather than settling permanently somewhere is called a_____. 
a)
pilgrim
b)
nomad
c)
monotheist
d)
Muslim
19.
Islam is the religion based on the teachings of____.
a)
Adam
b)
Sunnah
c)
Hijrah
d)
Muhammad
20.

What revolutionized trade across the Sahara Desert?

a)

boats

b)

horses

c)

camels

d)

trains

21.

Mecca is located in the modern-day country of

a)

Germany

b)

Indonesia

c)

Iran

d)

Saudi Arabia

22.

What is a caliph?

a)

a successor of Muhammad

b)

an Islamic king

c)

Islamic military leader

d)

a child of Muhammad

23.

What is a Bedouin?

a)

an Arabic farmer

b)

a prophet

c)

a nomadic Arab herder

d)

a family of people related by blood or marriage

24.

A shrine in Mecca

a)

hegira

b)

Allah

c)

Kaaba

d)

Islam

25.
Where did Bedouins find water to survive? 
a)
At public baths
b)
In their own homes
c)
from the many lakes and rivers on the Arabian Peninsula
d)
at an oasis