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What is the primary source of conflict between Max and Ahmed?
What is the primary source of conflict between Max and Ahmed?
- Conflicting religious beliefs and implicit biases. (correct)
- Disagreement over the value of charitable actions.
- Differing opinions on the best way to organize the boxes.
- Misunderstanding about each other's cultural backgrounds.
How does the setting contribute to the subtext of the conversation?
How does the setting contribute to the subtext of the conversation?
- The presence of boxes represents the emotional baggage they carry.
- The setting itself is neutral and does not add to the subtext.
- The enclosed nature of the space intensifies the personal nature of their disagreement. (correct)
- The cluttered space symbolizes the chaotic state of their beliefs.
What is the primary purpose of Ahmed's responses to Max?
What is the primary purpose of Ahmed's responses to Max?
- To demonstrate his superior understanding of religious doctrine.
- To convert Max to Islam.
- To passively avoid any potential conflict with Max.
- To challenge Max's preconceived notions about Islam. (correct)
Which of the following best describes Max's internal conflict?
Which of the following best describes Max's internal conflict?
How does Ahmed's final farewell contribute to the overall meaning of the excerpt?
How does Ahmed's final farewell contribute to the overall meaning of the excerpt?
Flashcards
Characters
Characters
The main people involved in the conversation are Ahmed and Max.
Ahmed's beliefs
Ahmed's beliefs
Ahmed promotes Islam as a religion of charity and helping others.
Max's skepticism
Max's skepticism
Max expresses doubts about Ahmed's beliefs and religion.
Core message of Islam
Core message of Islam
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Study Notes
Max and Ahmed's Interaction
- Max suspected Ahmed was Muslim, based on their conversation
- Ahmed was worried Max thought Islam was violent
- Ahmed explained the importance of charity in Islam
- Max's attitude was that he believed in God but sometimes thought others needed help
- Ahmed's feelings during the conversation were described as conflicted
- Max's reaction to Ahmed's explanation was positive
- Max's expression was thoughtful
Islam and Charity
- Charity is a pillar of Islam
- Muhammad is the prophet of Islam
- The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam
- Helping the poor and strangers is important in Islam
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