Islamiya English School

Moral, Social and Cultural Studies Quiz Questions

Grade 9 & 10
Section 1: Morality and Ethics

1. Question: What is the difference between morality and ethics?

a) They are the same.

b) Morality refers to personal beliefs, while ethics are societal standards.

c) Ethics are individual principles, while morality is community-based.

2. Question: Explain the concept of moral relativism.

a) There is a universal set of moral principles.

b) Morality depends on cultural or individual perspectives.

c) Morality is fixed and unchanging.

Section 2: Cultural Diversity

3. Question: Define cultural diversity and provide an example of how it is celebrated in your
community.

a) Cultural diversity is the dominance of one culture.

b) Cultural diversity is the coexistence of various cultural groups.

c) Cultural diversity only refers to ethnic differences.

4. Question: What is cultural appropriation, and why is it considered controversial?

a) It is the respectful sharing of cultural elements.

b) It is the adoption of elements from one culture by members of another culture.

c) It has no impact on cultural understanding.

Section 3: Social Issues

5. Question: Discuss the importance of empathy in addressing social issues.

a) Empathy is not relevant in addressing social problems.

b) Empathy helps individuals understand and connect with the experiences of others.

c) Empathy only benefits specific groups in society.

6. Question: Explain the concept of privilege and provide an example of how it can affect
individuals in society.

a) Privilege is a term used to describe extreme wealth.

b) Privilege refers to unearned advantages or disadvantages that individuals may have based on their
identity.

c) Privilege is irrelevant in discussions about social justice.

Section 4: Responsible Citizenship

7. Question: What are the responsibilities of a responsible citizen in a democratic society?

a) Following orders without questioning.

b) Participating in civic activities and respecting the rule of law.

c) Ignoring community issues.

8. Question: How can individuals contribute to sustainable development in their communities?

a) By focusing solely on personal success.

b) By engaging in environmentally friendly practices and promoting community well-being.

c) By avoiding any involvement in community affairs.

Section 5: Reflection on Values

9. Question: Why is it important for individuals to reflect on their values and beliefs?

a) Reflection on values is unnecessary.

b) It helps individuals understand their motivations and make ethical decisions.

c) Values and beliefs are fixed and unchangeable.

10. Question: Provide an example of a cultural practice or tradition that challenges common ethical
standards. Discuss the ethical considerations involved.

a) All cultural practices align with universal ethical standards.

b) Some cultural practices may conflict with commonly accepted ethical principles.

c) Ethical considerations do not vary across cultures.

Quiz: Grade 9 Moral Education

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. What is the primary goal of Moral Education in the UAE? a) To teach specific religious values
b) To promote moral character and ethical behavior c) To focus on academic achievements
only d) To encourage competition among students

2. Which of the following is an essential aspect of empathy? a) Selfishness b) Indifference c)

Understanding and sharing the feelings of others d) Isolation

3. Why is it important to respect diversity in society? a) To encourage discrimination b) To

promote unity and harmony c) To create division d) To establish a dominant culture

4. What is the significance of the "Golden Rule" in ethical behavior? a) Treat others how you
want to be treated b) Only the strong survive c) Ignore others' feelings d) Follow the majority
Section 2: True/False

5. True or False: In Moral Education, the focus is solely on individual moral development, and
there is no emphasis on community or societal values.

6. True or False: The concept of social responsibility involves individuals and groups taking
actions that benefit society as a whole.

Section 3: Short Answer

7. Define the term "integrity" and provide an example of how a person can demonstrate
integrity in their daily life.

8. Explain the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully and provide one strategy for
conflict resolution.

Section 4: Essay Question

9. In your opinion, why is it important for individuals to actively contribute to the well-being
of their communities? Support your answer with at least two examples.

Section 5: Application

10. Imagine you witness a classmate being bullied. What actions would you take to address
this situation, and how would you contribute to creating a positive and inclusive school
environment?

Answer Key:

1. b) To promote moral character and ethical behavior

2. c) Understanding and sharing the feelings of others

3. b) To promote unity and harmony

4. a) Treat others how you want to be treated

5. False

6. True

7. Integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. An example could
be a person refusing to cheat on a test even when faced with the opportunity.

8. Resolving conflicts peacefully is important because it helps maintain positive relationships.

One strategy is active listening, where individuals make an effort to understand each other's
perspectives before trying to find a solution.

9. Answers may vary. Example: It is important for individuals to contribute to their communities
because it fosters a sense of belonging and creates a positive environment. By volunteering
at a local charity or participating in community events, individuals can make a meaningful
impact.

10. Answers may vary. Example: I would intervene by reporting the incident to a teacher or
school authority. Additionally, I would support the bullied classmate, promoting a culture of
empathy and inclusion.
UAE Government Quiz for Grade 9

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. Who is the current President of the United Arab Emirates? a) Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid
Al Maktoum b) Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan c) Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi d)
Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan

2. What is the term of office for the President of the UAE? a) 4 years b) 6 years c) 8 years d)
There is no fixed term

3. Which emirate is the capital of the UAE? a) Dubai b) Sharjah c) Abu Dhabi d) Ras Al Khaimah

4. What is the main legislative body in the UAE? a) Federal National Council (FNC) b) Supreme
Council of Rulers c) Cabinet d) Shura Council

5. How often are elections held for the Federal National Council (FNC)? a) Every 2 years b)
Every 4 years c) Every 6 years d) Every 8 years

Section 2: True or False

6. The UAE is a federal absolute monarchy.

 True / False

7. The Prime Minister of the UAE is the head of state and government.

 True / False

8. The Supreme Council of Rulers consists of the rulers of each emirate.

 True / False

9. The UAE follows a legal system based on Islamic law (Sharia).

 True / False

10. The UAE has a diversified economy, and oil plays a minimal role in its GDP.

 True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

11. Name one key responsibility of the Federal National Council (FNC).

12. Briefly explain the role of the Supreme Council of Rulers in the UAE government.

13. What is the importance of the UAE Cabinet in the decision-making process?

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

 A. Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan

 B. Federal National Council (FNC)

 C. Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan

 D. Abu Dhabi
  E. Sharia

14. Leader of the UAE and Emir of Abu Dhabi: _______

15. Main legislative body with advisory powers: _______

16. Capital city of the UAE: _______

17. President of the UAE: _______

18. Islamic law system followed in the UAE: _______

Answers:

1. b) Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan

2. c) 8 years

3. c) Abu Dhabi

4. a) Federal National Council (FNC)

5. b) Every 4 years

6. False

7. False

8. True

9. True

10. False

11. Answers may vary. Example: Representing the interests of citizens and providing suggestions
on legislation.

12. Answers may vary. Example: The Supreme Council of Rulers selects the President and Vice
President and has a role in constitutional matters.

13. Answers may vary. Example: The Cabinet is responsible for proposing and implementing
government policies.

14. C

15. B

16. D

17. A

18. E
Jebel Faya Quiz

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. Where is Jebel Faya located? a) Oman b) Saudi Arabia c) United Arab Emirates d)
Jordan

2. What type of geological feature is Jebel Faya? a) Volcano b) Mountain c) Cave d)

Canyon

3. Jebel Faya is known for its archaeological significance. Which prehistoric period
does it represent? a) Paleolithic b) Mesolithic c) Neolithic d) Iron Age

4. Which of the following ancient human artifacts has been discovered at Jebel Faya?
a) Pottery b) Cave paintings c) Stone tools d) Bronze statues

5. Approximately how many years old are the archaeological findings at Jebel Faya?
a) 1,000 years b) 5,000 years c) 10,000 years d) 20,000 years

Section 2: True or False

6. Jebel Faya is primarily a modern tourist destination.

True / False

7. The archaeological discoveries at Jebel Faya provide insights into early human
migration patterns.

True / False

8. The site is named after a famous explorer who first documented its archaeological
significance.

True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

9. What role did Jebel Faya play in understanding the history of human migration in
the region?

10. Name one type of ancient tool or artifact found at Jebel Faya and its significance.

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

A. Archaeology

B. Paleolithic

C. Migration

D. Prehistoric

E. Excavation

11. Study of human history through artifacts and structures: _______

12. Relating to the early Stone Age: _______

 13. Movement of people from one place to another: _______

14. Belonging to a period before recorded history: _______

15. Digging and uncovering artifacts at an archaeological site: _______

19. Answers:

1. c) United Arab Emirates

2. b) Mountain

3. b) Mesolithic

4. c) Stone tools

5. c) 10,000 years

6. False

7. True

8. False

9. Answers may vary. Example: Jebel Faya provided evidence of early human movement
out of Africa.

10. Answers may vary. Example: Stone tools found at Jebel Faya helped researchers
understand the technology and lifestyle of early inhabitants.

11. A

12. B

13. C

14. D

15. E

20. Jebel Buhais Quiz

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. Where is Jebel Buhais located? a) Saudi Arabia b) Oman c) United Arab Emirates d) Qatar

2. What type of geographical feature is Jebel Buhais? a) Mountain b) Desert c) Oasis d) River

3. Jebel Buhais is known for its archaeological significance. What ancient civilization does it
relate to? a) Sumerians b) Phoenicians c) Indus Valley Civilization d) Umm Al Nar Culture

4. Which archaeological site at Jebel Buhais is famous for its ancient tombs and artifacts? a)
Jebel Buhais Tombs b) Al Hili Archaeological Park c) Hafeet Tombs d) Umm Al Quwain
Archaeological Site

5. Approximately how old are the artifacts found at Jebel Buhais? a) 500 years b) 1,000 years
c) 5,000 years d) 10,000 years

Section 2: True or False

 6. Jebel Buhais is solely a natural landmark with no historical significance.

 True / False

7. The tombs at Jebel Buhais are believed to have belonged to a prehistoric trading
community.

 True / False

8. Jebel Buhais is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

 True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

9. What is the importance of Jebel Buhais in understanding the history of the region?

10. Name one specific artifact or feature found at Jebel Buhais and its archaeological
significance.

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

 A. Archaeological Site

 B. Umm Al Nar Culture

 C. Jebel Buhais Tombs

 D. UNESCO

 E. Trade

11. Location with historical artifacts and structures: _______

12. Ancient culture associated with the Arabian Gulf: _______

13. Specific area within Jebel Buhais known for tombs: _______

14. International organization for cultural heritage protection: _______

15. Exchange of goods and services between different regions: _______

Answers:

1. c) United Arab Emirates

2. a) Mountain

3. d) Umm Al Nar Culture

4. c) Hafeet Tombs

5. c) 5,000 years

6. False

7. True

8. False
 9. Answers may vary. Example: Jebel Buhais provides insights into the ancient cultures and
trade routes in the region.

10. Answers may vary. Example: The Hafeet Tombs at Jebel Buhais contain pottery and jewelry,
shedding light on burial practices.

11. A

12. B

13. C

14. D

15. E

Umm an-Nar Quiz

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. Where is the archaeological site of Umm an-Nar located? a) Egypt b) Saudi Arabia c)
United Arab Emirates d) Iraq

2. Umm an-Nar is associated with which ancient culture? a) Mesopotamian b) Indus

Valley c) Umm an-Nar Culture d) Phoenician

3. During which time period did the Umm an-Nar Culture flourish? a) Neolithic b)
Bronze Age c) Iron Age d) Classical Period

4. What type of archaeological structures are found at Umm an-Nar? a) Pyramids b)

Temples c) Tombs d) Palaces

5. What material was commonly used for pottery during the Umm an-Nar Culture? a)
Bronze b) Iron c) Terracotta d) Marble

Section 2: True or False

6. Umm an-Nar was primarily a nomadic society with no permanent settlements.

True / False

7. Trade was a significant aspect of the Umm an-Nar Culture, connecting it with other
regions.

True / False

8. The Umm an-Nar archaeological site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

9. Describe one key archaeological finding or artifact associated with Umm an-Nar.

10. Explain the role of trade in the development of the Umm an-Nar Culture.

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

 A. Umm an-Nar Culture

B. Bronze Age

C. Archaeological Site

D. Terracotta

E. Trade

11. Ancient culture associated with the Arabian Gulf: _______

12. Historical period characterized by the use of bronze: _______

13. Location with preserved artifacts and structures: _______

14. Type of material commonly used for pottery: _______

15. Exchange of goods and services between different regions: _______

Answers:

1. c) United Arab Emirates

2. c) Umm an-Nar Culture

3. b) Bronze Age

4. c) Tombs

5. c) Terracotta

6. False

7. True

8. False

9. Answers may vary. Example: The Umm an-Nar tombs contain distinctive
pottery and artifacts.

10. Answers may vary. Example: Trade played a crucial role in connecting Umm
an-Nar with Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley, influencing cultural
development.

11. A

12. B

13. C

14. D

15. E

16. Magan Boat and Early Maritime Trade Quiz

Section 1: Multiple Choice

 1. What is the significance of the Magan Boat in the context of UAE history? a) Fishing boat
used by ancient tribes b) Early maritime trade vessel c) Military ship of ancient empires d)
Modern cargo ship design

2. Where was the ancient civilization of Magan located? a) Mesopotamia b) Indus Valley c)
Arabian Gulf region d) Egypt

3. Which material was commonly used in the construction of the Magan Boat? a) Bronze b)
Stone c) Wood d) Iron

4. What type of goods were likely transported on Magan Boats during ancient trade routes?
a) Agricultural products b) Precious metals and stones c) Textiles d) All of the above

5. What historical evidence supports the existence of Magan and its maritime activities? a)
Written records from Magan b) Excavated artifacts, including boat remains c) Oral traditions
of ancient sailors d) Modern historical accounts

Section 2: True or False

6. The Magan Boat played a crucial role in regional diplomacy during ancient times.

 True / False

7. Magan was primarily a land-based civilization, with little focus on maritime activities.

 True / False

8. The discovery of Magan Boats has provided insight into early shipbuilding techniques.

 True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

9. Explain the importance of maritime trade in the development of ancient civilizations like
Magan.

10. Name one key archaeological site or discovery related to Magan and early maritime trade.

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

 A. Magan Boat

 B. Maritime Trade

 C. Bronze Age

 D. Archaeological Site

 E. Arabian Gulf

11. Ancient vessel used for trade in the Arabian Gulf: _______

12. Exchange of goods and services through sea routes: _______

13. Historical period characterized by the use of bronze: _______

14. Location with preserved artifacts and structures: _______

 15. Region where Magan was believed to be situated: _______

Answers:

1. b) Early maritime trade vessel

2. c) Arabian Gulf region

3. c) Wood

4. d) All of the above

5. b) Excavated artifacts, including boat remains

6. False

7. False

8. True

9. Answers may vary. Example: Maritime trade facilitated the exchange of goods, leading to
cultural and economic development.

10. Answers may vary. Example: Hili Archaeological Park in Al Ain contains artifacts related to
early maritime trade.

11. A

12. B

13. C

14. D

15. E

Impact of the Falaj System during the Iron Age Quiz

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. What is a falaj in the context of UAE's history during the Iron Age? a) Ancient
currency b) Irrigation system c) Military fortification d) Nomadic trading route
2. During the Iron Age, how did the falaj system contribute to agriculture in the
region? a) It facilitated transportation of goods. b) It served as a defensive structure.
c) It provided a reliable water supply for irrigation. d) It was used for salt extraction.
3. Which metalworking technique was likely influenced by the availability of water
from falaj systems during the Iron Age? a) Pottery making b) Iron smelting c)
Goldsmithing d) Stone carving
4. What was the primary purpose of falaj systems in the Iron Age settlements? a)
Religious ceremonies b) Urban planning c) Agricultural development d) Defense
against invasions
5. Which emirate in the UAE is particularly known for its historical use of falaj
systems during the Iron Age? a) Dubai b) Abu Dhabi c) Sharjah d) Fujairah

Section 2: True or False

6. The falaj system during the Iron Age was solely used for drinking water purposes.
 True / False
7. The construction of falaj systems required advanced engineering skills.
True / False
8. Iron Age communities with access to falaj systems were more likely to engage in
trade and cultural exchange.
True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

9. Explain how the falaj system contributed to the sustainability of Iron Age
settlements in the UAE.
10. Name one specific Iron Age archaeological site where the remnants of falaj systems
have been discovered.

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

A. Falaj

B. Iron Age

C. Agriculture

D. Urbanization

E. Al Ain

11. Ancient irrigation system: _______

12. Historical period characterized by the use of iron tools and artifacts: _______
13. Cultivation of crops and farming: _______
14. Development of cities and large settlements: _______
15. City in the UAE known for its Iron Age archaeological sites: _______

Answers:

1. b) Irrigation system
2. c) It provided a reliable water supply for irrigation.
3. b) Iron smelting
4. c) Agricultural development
5. e) Fujairah
6. False
7. True
8. True
9. Answers may vary. Example: The falaj system allowed for efficient irrigation, enabling
sustained agricultural activities and settlement growth.
10. Answers may vary. Example: Hili Archaeological Park in Al Ain contains remnants of
Iron Age falaj systems.
11. A
12. B
13. C
14. D
15. E
 16. Domestication of Camels and Muweilah Quiz

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. What is the significance of the domestication of camels in the history of the UAE? a)
Introduction of a new form of currency b) Revolution in transportation and trade c)
Development of advanced irrigation systems d) Establishment of early urban centers

2. Which breed of camel played a crucial role in the development of transportation and trade
in the Arabian Peninsula? a) Dromedary b) Bactrian c) Arabian d) Llama

3. During which historical period did the domestication of camels in the UAE take place? a)
Iron Age b) Bronze Age c) Neolithic Period d) Islamic Period

4. What advantage did camels have over other animals in the Arabian Desert? a) Ability to fly
b) Adaptability to harsh desert conditions c) Speed in water travel d) Ability to carry heavy
loads on their backs

5. The archaeological site of Muweilah is associated with which ancient civilization? a)

Sumerians b) Indus Valley c) Umm an-Nar Culture d) Phoenicians

Section 2: True or False

6. Camels were primarily domesticated for their meat rather than their transportation
capabilities.

 True / False

7. Muweilah was a significant center for camel breeding and trading during ancient times.

 True / False

8. The use of camels significantly increased the efficiency of long-distance trade routes in the
region.

 True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

9. Explain the role of camels in transforming the economic and cultural landscape of the
Arabian Peninsula.

10. What type of archaeological evidence has been found at Muweilah, and how does it
contribute to our understanding of ancient civilizations in the UAE?

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

 A. Camel Domestication

 B. Muweilah

 C. Dromedary

 D. Transportation

 E. Trade Routes
 11. Process of taming and using camels for various purposes: _______

12. Archaeological site associated with ancient civilizations and camel trade: _______

13. Single-humped camel breed commonly found in the Arabian Peninsula: _______

14. Movement of people, goods, and services between different regions: _______

15. Historical role of camels in carrying goods and people: _______

Answers:

1. b) Revolution in transportation and trade

2. c) Arabian

3. a) Iron Age

4. b) Adaptability to harsh desert conditions

5. c) Umm an-Nar Culture

6. False

7. True

8. True

9. Answers may vary. Example: Camels played a crucial role in facilitating trade, connecting
distant regions, and enabling cultural exchange.

10. Answers may vary. Example: Muweilah has revealed artifacts and structures related to
ancient camel breeding and trade, shedding light on the economic activities of the time.

11. A

12. B

13. C

14. E

15. D

Mleiha Archaeological Site Quiz

Section 1: Multiple Choice

1. Where is the archaeological site of Mleiha located in the UAE? a) Dubai b) Abu Dhabi c)
Sharjah d) Fujairah

2. Mleiha is known for its archaeological discoveries dating back to which periods? a) Iron Age
and Bronze Age b) Islamic Period c) Neolithic Period d) All of the above

3. Which ancient civilization is associated with the archaeological findings at Mleiha? a)

Sumerians b) Indus Valley c) Umm an-Nar Culture d) Phoenicians

4. What type of structures have been discovered at Mleiha? a) Pyramids b) Tombs c) Temples
d) Canals
5. Mleiha is a significant site for the study of ancient trade routes in the region. Which trade
route is believed to have passed through Mleiha? a) Silk Road b) Incense Route c) Trans-
Saharan Trade Route d) Spice Route

Section 2: True or False

6. Mleiha was exclusively a religious center, with no evidence of residential structures.

 True / False

7. The archaeological site of Mleiha is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List.

 True / False

8. The Iron Age artifacts found at Mleiha provide insights into the technological
advancements of the time.

 True / False

Section 3: Short Answer

9. Explain the importance of Mleiha in understanding the history and development of ancient
civilizations in the UAE.

10. Name one specific archaeological discovery at Mleiha and its significance.

Section 4: Matching

Match the following:

 A. Mleiha

 B. Iron Age

 C. Archaeological Discovery

 D. Trade Route

 E. UNESCO

11. Archaeological site in the UAE with historical significance: _______

12. Historical period characterized by the use of iron tools and artifacts: _______

13. Excavated artifact or finding with cultural or historical importance: _______

14. Path followed by merchants for the exchange of goods and services: _______

15. International organization for cultural heritage protection: _______

Answers:

1. c) Sharjah

2. d) All of the above

3. c) Umm an-Nar Culture

4. b) Tombs
5. b) Incense Route

6. False

7. False

8. True

9. Answers may vary. Example: Mleiha provides insights into the ancient trade networks,
technological advancements, and cultural practices of the region.

10. Answers may vary. Example: The discovery of an ancient tomb at Mleiha revealed intricate
burial practices and valuable artifacts.

11. A

12. B

13. C

14. D

15. E