  We study an analogy between quasi-F-split and Hodge-Witt. In particular, we
show that the fiber product of an F-split scheme and a quasi-F-split scheme is
quasi-F-split and, in converse, if the fiber product is quasi-F-split then one
of the factors is F-split and the other is quasi-F-split. This is an analogy of
Ekedahl's theorem, which says the fiber product of an ordinary scheme and a
Hodge-Witt scheme is Hodge Witt and if the product is Hodge-Witt then one of
the factors is ordinary and the other is Hodge-Witt. As an application, we show
that, for any prime p, there is a klt Fano fourfold in characteristic p which
is not quasi-F-split.
