Advanced 3 (ILI)

clauses and phrases are used Reading 1 🔵Paragraph A: 1. Adjective clause: "who wears a teenager's uniform of blouse, jeans and Birkenstock sandals" 2. Adjective clause: "that covers her head and shoulders" There are no adverb clauses or noun clauses in this sentence. Additionally, there are no phrasal verbs or have + past participle constructions in this sentence. @ad3_files 🔵 🔵Paragraph B: 1. Last year, the Grade 1 student decided she wanted to observe hijab - noun clause (that she wanted to observe hijab) 2. the canon law of Islam that dictates that once a woman reaches puberty - adj clause (that dictates that once a woman reaches puberty) 3. every part of her body except her face, hands, and feet must be covered - noun clause (that every part of her body except her face, hands, and feet must be covered) 4. Emotionally, Ms. Murtaza was prepared to cloak her body and lower her gaze when in the company of men - adv clause (when in the company of men) 5. Still the reaction from her peers in Grade was in the hallway and people would say, 'She's a weirdo' - adv clause (from her peers in Grade) 6. said Ms. Murtaza, a student at Earl Haig Secondary School in the Metro Toronto municipality of North York - adj phrase (a student at Earl Haig Secondary School in the Metro Toronto municipality of North York) 7. It hurt - subject + verb 8. I don't like being thought of as a freak or different or weird - gerund phrase (being thought of as a freak or different or weird) @ad3_files 🔵 Paragraph C: 1. Ms. Murtaza is among a small but growing number of young Muslim women in Toronto's Islamic community. Noun clause: that Ms. Murtaza is among a small but growing number of young Muslim women 2. who have found the call of Islam and the commitment to wear hijab irresistible. Adjective clause: who have found the call of Islam and the commitment to wear hijab irresistible 3. According to Statistics Canada census information, in 1441 there were about... - Adverb clause: According to Statistics Canada census information 4. with the majority settled in Ontario. - Adjective phrase: with the majority settled in Ontario 5. With more and more Muslim immigrants choosing Ontario as their new home... - Adverb phrase: With more and more Muslim immigrants choosing Ontario as their new home 6. statistics show that last year... - Noun clause: that last year statistics show 7. immigrants came from Somalia, Iran, Pakistan, and Iraq - Prepositional phrase: from Somalia, Iran, Pakistan, and Iraq 8. young Muslims who grew up in Canada feel emboldened by the growing number of their co-religionists... - Adjective clause: who grew up in Canada feel emboldened by the growing number of their co-religionists 9. are increasingly comfortable expressing their emerging identity. - Verb phrase: are increasingly comfortable expressing their emerging identity

How is an Islamic marriage made, and what is the purpose of the mahr? Answer: Islamic marriage is through a contract with a marriage portion (mahr) for the bride. 17. What is the jahez, and how is it different from the Islamic tradition? Answer: The jahez tradition of gifts is not Islamic but rooted in Hindu culture. 18. Why do new hijabis reject the jahez tradition? Answer: New hijabis reject the jahez as a burden on the bride. 29. How is an Islamic marriage made, and what is the purpose of the mahr? Answer: Islamic marriage is through a contract with a marriage portion (mahr) for the bride. G. Hina Khan's Views 19. What was Hina Khan's view on following the Islamic culture versus Pakistani culture? Answer: Hina Khan follows Islamic culture over Pakistani culture. 20. What was Hina Khan's view on arranged marriage, and how did she believe God would help her find a husband? Answer: Hina believes God will find her a husband, rejecting arranged marriage. 21. How did Hina Khan's mother react to her daughter's decision to wear hijab? Answer: Hina's mother fears her hijab will hurt her marriage prospects. What was Hina Khan's view on arranged marriage, and how did she believe God would help her find a husband? Answer: Hina believes God will find her a husband, rejecting arranged marriage.

Here are the 30 questions with their answers: A. Rebea Murtaza 1. Who is Rebea Murtaza? Answer: Rebea Murtaza is a 17-year-old high school student who wears a hijab. 2. What did Ms. Murtaza decide to do last year? Answer: Last year, Rebea decided to observe hijab. 3. How did Ms. Murtaza's peers react to her decision to wear hijab? Answer: Rebea's peers in Grade 11 reacted negatively, calling her a "weirdo". B. Muslim Immigration Statistics in Canada 4. How many Muslims were there in Canada in 1991, and where were most of them settled? Answer: In 1991, there were about 253,000 Muslims in Canada, mostly settled in Ontario. 5. What are some of the countries from which Muslim immigrants have been choosing Ontario as their new home? Answer: Last year, thousands of immigrants came to Ontario from Somalia, Iran, Pakistan, and Iraq. 22. What is the Statistics Canada census information on the number of Muslims in Canada in 1991? Answer: In 1991, there were about 253,000 Muslims in Canada, mostly settled in Ontario. 23. What are some of the countries from which Muslim immigrants have been choosing Ontario as their new home? Answer: Last year, thousands of immigrants came to Ontario from Somalia, Iran, Pakistan, and Iraq. C. Rebea Murtaza's Views on Wearing the Hijab 6. How did Ms. Murtaza describe her decision to wear hijab as a way of expressing her identity? Answer: Rebea sees wearing hijab as a way to express her identity as a Muslim Canadian. 7. What verses from the Quran did Ms. Murtaza cite regarding the concept of modesty? Answer: Rebea cited Quranic verses on modesty for men and women. 8. How has the concept of hijab evolved over the centuries? Answer: The concept of hijab has evolved over centuries into the headscarves worn today. 24. What verses from the Quran did Ms. Murtaza cite regarding the concept of modesty? Answer: Rebea cited Quranic verses on modesty for men and women. D. Yasmin Zine and Her Research 9. Who is Yasmin Zine, and what is the focus of her research thesis? Answer: Yasmin Zine is researching how immigrant women reconstruct their identity. 10. How does Zine describe the Muslim women who are fighting against the dominant culture in Canada? Answer: Zine says Muslim women are fighting a culture not consistent with Islamic ideas. 25. What is the focus of Yasmin Zine's research thesis? Answer: Yasmin Zine's research explores how immigrant women reconstruct their identity. 26. How does Zine describe the Muslim women who are fighting against the dominant culture in Canada? Answer: Zine says Muslim women are fighting a culture not consistent with Islamic ideas. E. Sajidah Kutty's Experiences 11. What was Sajidah Kutty's experience when she started wearing hijab in Grade 6? Answer: When Sajidah Kutty started wearing hijab in Grade 6, she lost many friends. 12. How does Kutty feel that today's hijabis have it easier compared to her experience? Answer: Kutty feels today's hijabis have it easier with more of them. 13. What did Ms. Kutty attribute the increased interest in Islam and observance of hijab to? Answer: Kutty attributed increased hijab observance to the Persian Gulf war. 14. What did young Muslims discover about the source of discrimination and their own faith? Answer: Young Muslims discovered their faith and banded together against discrimination. 15. What was one of the discoveries these young Muslims made about their parents' habits? Answer: They realized many of their parents' habits were cultural, not religious. 27. What was Sajidah Kutty's experience when she started wearing hijab in Grade 6? Answer: When Sajidah Kutty started wearing hijab in Grade 6, she lost many friends. 28. What did Ms. Kutty attribute the increased interest in Islam and observance of hijab to? Answer: Kutty attributed increased hijab observance to the Persian Gulf war. F. Islamic Marriage Traditions 16.