Ramadan is celebrated by people of the same ______.

• age

• family

• religion

• country

What marks the beginning of Ramadan?

• the first day of spring

• harvest season

• darkness

• the moon

Muslims fast so they can _______.

• go to school and to work

• eat and drink as usual

• focus on why their faith is important

• donate their money, clothes, and food

What might some Muslims do instead of fasting during Ramadan?

• continue going to school or work

• donate to help people in need

• wake up before sunrise to eat a meal

• connect with their family and community

During Ramadan, Muslims will ______.

• speak badly about people

• stay home from work or school

• spend time only with their families

• hold back from arguing with people

A night caller’s job is to ______.

• visit houses to get candy

• cook a meal before sunrise

• wake people up for suhoor

• give food to the community

Iftar is ______ during Ramadan.

• the evening meal

• candy people eat

• colorful clothes kids wear

• the meal before sunrise

What happens when the crescent moon rises in the sky?

• Eid al-Fitr is over.

• Children sing songs.

• A cannon fires on television.

• The holiday of Ramadan ends.

Which of the following supports the idea that Ramadan is a time to celebrate the community?

• Families help other families in need.

• Many people spend time praying and fasting.

• Children wear colorful clothes and sing songs.

• Some people set alarm clocks for before sunrise.

Why did the author write this book?

• to tell a story about one family’s celebration

• to describe why Ramadan is the best holiday

• to explain all the beliefs of the religion of Islam

• to give information about the holiday of Ramadan