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Worksheet: The Islamic Golden AgeName:Class: Answer the questions.- In which city was the famous House of Wisdom?
a) Athensb) Baghdadc) Cairod) Rome - What was the House of Wisdom mainly used for?
a) Building shipsb) Storing grainc) Training soldiersd) Translating and studying books - Scholars at the House of Wisdom translated Greek books into Arabic.
a) Trueb) False - Which ruling family founded Baghdad in AD 762?
a) The Abbasidsb) The Ottomansc) The Romansd) The Vikings - The word 'algebra' comes from a book by which scholar?
a) Al-Haythamb) Al-Khwarizmic) Ibn Battutad) Ibn Sina - Which number system, spread by Arab scholars, do we use today?
a) Egyptian hieroglyphsb) Hindu-Arabic numeralsc) Roman numeralsd) Tally marks - Which important number, meaning 'nothing', helped make Arabic numerals so useful?
- Ibn Sina wrote a huge medical book called what?
a) The Book of Algebrab) The Book of Kingsc) The Canon of Medicined) The Great Atlas - Medieval Muslim cities built hospitals where patients were treated by trained doctors.
a) Trueb) False - Which instrument did Muslim astronomers use to find time, direction and star positions?
a) The astrolabeb) The barometerc) The sundial clockd) The telescope camera - Name the science of studying stars and planets that was advanced by scholars in Baghdad.
- Which long trade route carried silk, spices and ideas between Asia and Europe?
a) The Great Wallb) The Panama Canalc) The Royal Miled) The Silk Road - Trade in the Islamic world only moved goods, never ideas or knowledge.
a) Trueb) False - Which material, learned from China, was made in Baghdad and helped spread books?
a) Cotton cloth onlyb) Paperc) Plasticd) Rubber - Which Moroccan-born traveller wrote about journeys across the Muslim world in the 1300s?
- Roughly which years are often called the Islamic Golden Age?
a) AD 100 to 400b) AD 1500 to 1800c) AD 1900 to 2000d) AD 750 to 1250
Answers- Baghdad
- Translating and studying books
- True
- The Abbasids
- Al-Khwarizmi
- Hindu-Arabic numerals
- Zero
- The Canon of Medicine
- True
- The astrolabe
- Astronomy
- The Silk Road
- False
- Paper
- Ibn Battuta
- AD 750 to 1250
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