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Golden Age of Science

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
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1.

What is the definition of "Golden Age of Science"?

a)

wealth of discoveries in science

b)

wealth of discoveries in science and engineering

c)

wealth of discoveries in science, and knowledge

d)

wealth of discoveries in science, engineering and knowledge

2.

According to Renima et al (2016), when is the golden age of Islam begins?

a)

725 CE

b)

750 CE

c)

775 CE

d)

800 CE

3.

There are three main dynasties that shaped the development of Islamic Golden Age. Who became the rulers of Muslim Empire as the golden age of Islam begins?

a)

the Abbasids

b)

the Fatimids

c)

the Umayyads

d)

the Abrahams

4.

What are the factors that facilitated to the emergence of the golden age of science?

a)

Political system and economy

b)

Economy, language and education

c)

Political system, language and Education

d)

Political system, economy, language and Education

5.

Advantages of golden age of science

a)

extraordinary creativity and discovery

b)

extraordinary creativity, discovery and lesson

c)

extraordinary creativity, discovery and power of rulers

d)

extraordinary creativity, lesson and power of rulers

6.

The golden age saw the advances in medicine. Among the famous Arab pioneers in medical history are:

a)

Al-Khwarizmi and Ibn Sina

b)

Ibn Sina and Al-Razi

c)

Al-Biruni and Al-Razi

d)

Al-Khwarizmi and Al-Biruni

7.

What contributes to the decline of the Islamic Golden Age?

a)

political and social problems

b)

economic and social problems

c)

religion and political problems

d)

political, social and economic problems

8.

During the medieval period, the Islamic societies witnessed that:

a)

golden age as a evidence that Islam and science are not inherently incompatible

b)

Islamic civilization did have a culture hospitable to the advancement of science

c)

the golden age of Arabic science was a golden age of equality

d)

when Islam was laying the foundations of its civilization, it adopted a narrow minded attitude to other religion

9.

According to Nowarah (2019), the Islamic Golden Age was a historic time of fascinating scientific, cultural and economic thriving within the history of Islam which ended at

a)

12th century

b)

13th century

c)

14th century

d)

15th century

10.

The golden age was a period of unrivaled intellectual in all fields. The Islamic view of nature during the golden age has its roots in the:

a)

Quran

b)

Hadith

c)

Sunnah