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16. What is Zakat al-Fitr? 18. What is Eid al-Adha?
A) A religious duty for Muslims A) A festival of lights
B) A special prayer held during Ramadan B) A festival of music

C) A type of fast C) A festival of sacrifice
D) Giving alms to the poor during Ramadan D) A festival of colors
E) Breaking the fast with dates and water E) A festival of flowers

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19. Who is Eid al-Adha commemorating?
A) The Prophet Moses
17. When is Taraweeh held? B) The Prophet Jesus

A) At dawn C) The Prophet Muhammad
B) At sunset D) The Prophet David
C) During the day E) The Prophet Ibrahim
D) After the night prayer
E) Before the morning prayer

20. How is the meat prepared during Eid
al-Adha?
A) Fried
B) Baked

Answer the questions 18-20 according to C) Boiled or grilled
the passage below.
D) Roasted
One of the most important festivals in
E) Raw
Islam is Eid al-Adha. It is also known as
the “Festival of Sacrifice”. Eid al-Adha
commemorates the story of the Prophet
Ibrahim, who was willing to sacrifice his
son for God. Muslims around the world
celebrate Eid al-Adha by slaughtering an
animal such as a sheep or a goat. The
meat is then shared among family, friends,
and the poor. It is common to carve the
meat into small pieces before it is cooked.
The meat is usually boiled or grilled, and
served with rice and vegetables. During Eid
al-Adha, it is also common to hand out
gifts and sweets to children.