Chapter 7

Which of these features are least likely to be found in the medina of a Middle Eastern city?

The cultural landscape within the walls of old Jerusalem includes sites that are sacred to:

Cairo has:

Istanbul, Tehran, and Cairo are:

The minarets that punctuate the skylines of Middle Eastern cities are associated with:

Facets of the housing problem in Middle Eastern cities include:

In the Arab Middle East, you would go to a souk (or suq) to:

The Persian/Arabian Gulf's leading city in terms of business, entertainment, and consumer services is:

In the near future, what city may emerge as the first to achieve metacity status in the Middle East?

Which one of these statements about Jerusalem is incorrect?

Washington, D.C., is to New York City, as Rabat is to:

The concept of dualism applied to urban tourism in the Middle East suggests that:

The growth of the global Internet is:

In the cities of what country on the following list would you find most signs in the Arabic language?

If you were running a transect of a Middle Eastern city from the old city center to the urban expansion zone, one of your conclusions might be that:

Damascus and Aleppo. Sana'a and Aden. Tripoli and Benghazi. These city pairs illustrate:

Several megalopolises are developing in the Middle East. Which one of them spans two continents?

Hajj-related tourism brings over 2 million visitors annually to what city?

Which one of these statements about Middle Eastern cities is incorrect?