When the author returned to Spain in 2008, Mara Martnez
a. had converted to Islam and was working with Muslims who were victims of religious
discrimination.
b. was still married but had retained her Catholic beliefs.
c. had divorced her husband due to religious differences.
d. still believed that an individual could not be both Spanish and Muslim.
Question 2
As a result of the Spanish Inquisition and Franco's enforcement of Catholicism as a national religion, most Spaniards
a. believe it is easy to be both Muslim and Spanish.
b. embrace their fellow citizens who are exercising religious freedom by converting.
c. view Catholicism as integral to their national identity.
d. grow up in religiously diverse towns and cities, exposed to many other religions.
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