PLZZ THIS IS REALLY IMPORTANT ITS A 4 QUESTION QUIZ PLZZZ THIS IS STRESSING 1. Refer to the article "Harun al-Rashid & One Thousand and One Nights."

How does the passage best develop the idea that Harun al-Rashid greatly influenced the Islamic world?

He became the caliph, or ruler, and held power for more than two decades.

He was immortalized in a collection of folktales in One Thousand and One Nights.

He supported advances in art, architecture, science, math, and education.

He was the second son of a powerful and important political leader.

2. Which phrase from "Harun al-Rashid & One Thousand and One Nights" uses imagery?

"an Islamic state whose capital was the city of Baghdad"

"filmmakers take on these individuals as their subjects"

"the second son of his father, al-Mahdi, an important political leader"

"figures whose lights shone so bright in life"

3. Part A

What is a central idea in the Newsela article "Lots of Lottery Winners Go Bankrupt"?

People play the lottery less as they get older.

The total worth of a person includes their money and assets.

Winning the lottery is surprisingly unlucky.

The lottery does not solve people's money problems.
Question 2
Part B

Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

"One [study] found that a third of lottery winners go bankrupt and lose everything."

"Lottery playing peaks when people are in the 30-39 age range."

"Actually, she would have to spend more than that, as savings grow with interest in the bank."

"Assets are valuable objects like houses or cars that add to a person's total worth."

4.
Refer to the article "Harun al-Rashid & One Thousand and One Nights."

Which two details support the central idea that Harun al-Rashid was an extremely rich and learned ruler?

“…al-Rashid became the caliph -- or ruler -- of an Islamic state whose capital was the city of Baghdad."

“Libraries sprouted in cities across the caliphate, including the wonderfully named House of Wisdom in Baghdad, which al-Rashid helped found.”

“…during al-Rashid's rule, the Islamic world began to experience an explosion of cultural and intellectual growth.”

“…al-Rashid was the second son of his father, al-Mahdi, an important political leader.”