WorksheetsRamadan Trivia
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which religion observes Ramadan?
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
How long is Ramadan?
1 week
About 30 days
20 days
3 weeks
What is Ramadan?
A holiday celebrating the New Year
The Islamic month of fasting
A festival of lights
A harvest festival
Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan?
To lose weight
To feel closer to God and practice self-discipline
Because eating is not allowed in the summer
To celebrate a good harvest
How long does the fast last each day?
From dawn to sunset
All 24 hours
From midnight to noon
Only in the evening
What fasting during Ramadan mean?
Eating all day
Not eating or drinking from dawn to sunset
Only drinking water
Skipping lunch
When does Ramadan begin each year?
March 1st
The 9th month of the Islamic calendar
The first Saturday in March
The first day of the Islamic lunar calendar
How is the beginning of Ramadan determined?
By a government decree
By the Islamic calendar
By the sighting of the crescent moon
By a vote among community leaders
What is the first meal before fasting called?
Breakfast
Iftar
Suhoor
Midnight snack
Does everyone have to fast no matter what?
No, there are exceptions for those who can’t fast
Yes, everyone must fast no matter what
Only children can skip fasting
Only rich people have to fast
What should be done if someone accidentally eats or drinks while fasting?
They must fast for 60 consecutive days to make up for it
They should continue fasting for the rest of the day
They are no longer allowed to fast for the rest of Ramadan
They can eat and drink for the rest of the day
What is the meal that breaks the fast at sunset called?
Suhoor
Iftar
Fajr
Taraweeh
What do people say to greet each other during Ramadan?
Happy Holidays!
Ramadan Mubarak!
Good Fasting Day!
Eid Mubarak!
What is the first food traditionally eaten to break the fast?
Bread
Watermelon
Dates
Rice
What are the extra prayers performed at night ONLY during Ramadan called?
Fajr
Maghrib
Taraweeh
Dhuhr
Which country has the longest fasting hours during Ramadan due to its location?
Saudi Arabia
Norway
Indonesia
Egypt
How many Muslim-majority countries are there in the world?
12
27
50
80
What holiday marks the end of Ramadan?
Eid Al-Fitr
Islamic New Year
Hajj
Ashura
How do Muslims celebrate Eid Al-Fitr?
Lighting candles and setting off fireworks at midnight
Eating and exchanging gifts at sunrise
Praying in congregation, giving charity, wearing new clothes, giving gifts, and sharing meals with family and friends
Fasting from sunrise to sunset and visiting historical sites
What does Eid al-Fitr literally mean?
Festival of Sacrifice
Festival of Breaking the Fast
Festival of Lights
Festival of Giving
