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Muhammad al Idrisi Quiz
Mapping the Medieval World: The Adventures of Muhammad al-Idrisi
Updated: May 01, 2024
Embark on a cartographic quest! Dive into the world of Muhammad al-Idrisi, the brilliant Arab geographer, and test your knowledge of his groundbreaking explorations and maps that redefined medieval geography.
Are you a Muhammad al Idrisi fanatic? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! With 30 questions spanning all aspects of Muhammad al Idrisi, this is the ultimate test of your knowledge. Do you have what it takes to come out on top? Get to know yourself better.
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Ibn Khaldun
Abu Abdullah Muhammad Al-Idrisi
Muhammad Ibn Battuta
Al-Biruni
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Marrakesh
Baghdad
Ceuta
Cairo
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King Ferdinand
King Roger II
King Philip
King Richard
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Globe Of The Earth
World Atlas
Tabula Rogeriana
Map Of The World
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Rome
Lisbon
Madrid
Palermo
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Fatimid
Almoravid
Umayyad
Abbasid
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Mathematics
Medicine
Geography
Astronomy
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12th
11th
13th
10th
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Arabic
Turkish
Latin
Persian
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Spain
Algeria
Morocco
Portugal
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Military Strategy Map
Educational Tool
Trade Route Map
Gift To King Roger II
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Exploring Personally
Using Ancient Maps
Astronomical Observations
Collecting Traveler Reports
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Silver Plate
Papyrus
Paper
Silk
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British Museum
Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Louvre Museum
Sharjah Museum Of Islamic Civilization
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He Wrote A History
He Designed Fortifications
He Mapped The Island
He Taught At The University
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Cartographus
Idrisius
Alfredus
Dreses
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Square
As A Cube
As A Sphere
Flat
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Mamluk
Norman
Ayyubid
Ottoman
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Poetry
Philosophical Treatises
Travel Literature
Medical Texts
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It Used Vibrant Colors
It Was Circular
It Was More Accurate
It Included The Americas
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Black Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Caspian Sea
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Negative
Significant
Unknown
Minimal
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It Flowed From The West
It Originated From A Mountain
It Was Endless
It Was Divine
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Japan
Great Britain
Sicily
Sri Lanka
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The Length Of Rivers
The Number Of Continents
The Size Of The Oceans
The Height Of Mountains
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It Focused On Overland Routes
It Provided Detailed Coastal Charts
It Had No Impact
It Discouraged Exploration
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He Focused Only On The Temperate Zone
He Recognized Six Zones
He Recognized Three Zones
He Denied Climate Variation
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Christopher Columbus
Hernán Cortés
Marco Polo
Vasco Da Gama
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He Connected It To Africa
He Underestimated Its Size
He Showed It As Landlocked
He Omitted Scandinavia
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He Set Standards For Accuracy And Detail
He Was Considered A Minor Figure
He Was Criticized For Inaccuracies
He Was Forgotten Quickly
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