Question

1. when did muslims from the north, the almoravids, capture kumbi? (circle/highlight best answer)

a. 1076
b. 1077
c. 1078
d. 1079

1. the hajj was an enormous undertaking because the journey covered about ______ miles. (fill in the blank)

a. 1,000
b. 2,000
c. 3,000
d. 4,000

12.2 religious practices

1. the festival of eid al fitr marks the end of the holy month known as ramadan. (true or false)

a. true
b. false

1. when ibn battuta traveled to mali in the 14th century, one thing that upset him was... (circle/highlight best answer)

a. seeing men and women unclothed in public.
b. seeing women and daughters unclothed in public.
c. seeing all people unclothed in public.
d. none of the above

Explanation:

1. The Almoravid capture of Kumbi is a historical event with a specific recorded year.
2. The Hajj journey distance from key starting points (e.g., Cairo to Mecca) is a standard historical/religious fact.
3. Eid al-Fitr is defined as the festival concluding Ramadan.
4. Ibn Battuta's travel accounts note specific cultural observations about public dress in Mali.

Answer:

1. (Assuming the correct option is among the choices, but the image's question 4 options are partially unclear; if the intended answer is 1076, then A. 1076)
2. 1,000 (common approximate distance for Hajj journeys from regions like North Africa)
3. a. True
4. b. Seeing women and daughters unclothed in public

Note: For question 4, the image's options are slightly blurry, but based on historical context, 1076 is the typical year cited for the Almoravid capture of Kumbi. If the options include 1076, that is the correct choice.