| 1 |
with its forest of stately........................ and its spacious outer court, it has survived to the present day. |
- A. Rooms
- B. Roots
- C. Floors
- D. Columns
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| 2 |
The writer of the essay The Jewel of the World is |
- A. Philp K. Hitti
- B. Jafferson
- C. Darrel Barnard
- D. Jerome K. Jerome
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| 3 |
Cordova yielded in magnificence only to..................... and constantinople |
- A. London
- B. Paris
- C. Baghdad
- D. Berlin
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| 4 |
With his ______ year old brother, Abd-al-Rahman dashed into the river |
- A. Nine
- B. Eleven
- C. Seven
- D. Thirteen
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| 5 |
The fame of the Moslem capital penetrated distant Germany where a Saxon nun styled it the __________ of the world |
- A. pearl
- B. stone
- C. jewel
- D. ruby
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| 6 |
Thanks to Allah for having placed the ______ between us and such a foe |
- A. Rock
- B. Wall
- C. Sea
- D. Forest
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| 7 |
Abdul Rehman listen to their <u>reassurances.</u> |
- A. Plans
- B. Promisses
- C. Intensions
- D. Schemes
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| 8 |
Dutch scholar Dozy declared that nearly everyone could............... and write. |
- A. Sing
- B. Read
- C. Sew
- D. Cook
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| 9 |
Ubdul Rehman barely escaped <u>assassination </u>(political murder) in North Africa. |
- A. Injury
- B. Bodily harm
- C. Destruction
- D. Political murder
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| 10 |
Sovereignty in the Moslem world, West or East was_________ |
- A. unstable
- B. stabel
- C. permanent
- D. perpetual
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