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Islam Commerce and Trade

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Around how far would a large caravan travel per day?

a)

About 10 kilometers per day

b)

50 kilometers per day

c)

About 24 kilometers per day

d)

14.1402 kilometers per day

2.

Islamic Trade influence went as far as

a)

Europe, Middle east, and South Africa

b)

Europe, China, South America

c)

Middle East, Europe, China

d)

Middle east, China, Australia

3.

Islamic merchants gained what from the silk road

a)

Wealth

b)

Hate

c)

Jealousy

d)

Influence

4.

The expanse of the Islamic trading empire brought what?

a)
Decreased cultural exchange and economic prosperity
b)
Increased cultural exchange, economic prosperity, and the spread of Islamic ideas and practices.
c)
Isolation from other civilizations
d)
Limited the spread of Islamic ideas and practices
5.

Were Muhammad's family merchants?

a)
No
b)
Rarely
c)
Sometimes
d)
Yes
6.

What were caravans?

a)
Groups of travelers journeying together for safety and mutual assistance.
b)
A popular type of dance
c)
A form of public transportation
d)
A type of dessert
7.

Name 3 Islamic Currences

a)

Dinar, Dirham, Suftaja

b)

Dinar, Euro, Suftaja,

c)

Egyptian pound, dirham, suftaja

d)

Egyptian Pound, Suftaja, Euro

8.

When was the silk road officially made?

a)
130 BCE
b)
1000 BCE
c)
500 CE
d)
206 AD
9.

Which places were some important trade centers to the Islamic trading empire?

a)
Jerusalem, Tehran, and Mecca
b)
Mecca, Istanbul, and Medina
c)
Baghdad, Cairo, and Damascus
d)
Kabul, Riyadh, and Istanbul
10.

What were overnight caravan rests called?

a)
Night Camps
b)
Rest Stops
c)
Caravans
d)

Caravanserai

11.

What was the primary purpose of the silk road?

a)

To facilitate trade between East and West

b)

To promote cultural exchange through dance

c)

To establish military outposts

d)

To spread a specific religion

12.

What goods were commonly traded on the silk road?

a)

Spices, silk, and precious metals

b)

Electronics and modern technology

c)

Plastic toys and clothing

d)

Books and stationery