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After the horse was stolen and returned, it became
A
Rougher
B
sick & ill
C
stronger & better-tempered
D
Both (A) and (C)
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After the horse was stolen and returned, it became
Rougher
sick & ill
stronger & better-tempered
Both (A) and (C)
Why did the boys return the white horse to its owner?
Because they were conscience stricken
Because they were afraid
Because they found it difficult to hide the horse
Because they were accused of theft
John Byro said, "A suspicious man would believe his eyes instead of his heart." What does it tell about him?
He believed in the honesty of Garoghlanian family
He was impractical
He was foolish
None of the above
"I have a way with farmers." Who says it to whom?
Aram to Mourad
Mourad to John Byro
Aram to John Byro
Mourad to Aram
At what time did Aram and Mourad ride the horse?
Late night
Early morning
Evening
Afternoon hours
For how long did Mourad have the horse before Aram got to know about it?
One day
One year
One month
One week
Who was the true owner of the horse?
John Byro
Fetvajian
Dikran Halabian
Zorab
John Byro learned to speak Armenian out of
necessity
fun
eagerness
loneliness
What sort of an understanding did Mourad mention with the horse?
Mature
Simple and honest
Complicated
Difficult
What was the behaviour of the horse initially?
It wanted to be trained
It wanted to rest
It wanted to run wild
All of the above
Mourad had been hiding the horse
in a stable
in a barn of a vineyard
at a secret place of his house
None of the above
When Aram rode the horse alone, it ran down the road to the
vineyard
irrigation ditch
field
countryside
What was uncle Khosrove's customary line?
Ignore it; pay no attention.
Forget it.
It is harmless; ignore it
It is no harm; pay no attention to it.
What did uncle Khosrove do to stop anyone from talking?
By beating them
By walking away
By shouting at them
By ignoring them
How would you describe uncle Khosrove?
Hot tempered
Irritable
Impatient
All of the above
Mourad was considered the natural descendant of his
father
uncle
grandfather
great-grandfather
No member of the Garoghlanian family could be
poor
rich
a thief
crazy
How does Aram describe the horse?
Magnificent & lovely
Beautiful white horse
Both (A) and (B)
None of the above
Where did Aram live?
In the centre of the town
In the country
Olive Avenue
At the edge of town on Walnut Avenue
Why couldn't Aram believe when he saw Mourad with the horse?
Because Mourad was crazy
Because they were poor to afford a horse
Because he was sleepy
Because he was dreaming