2. What does Bishop Fleury advise the King to do with the Moroccan horses?
(a) Sell them to the King of Spain.
(b) Assign them to transport goods for the army.
(c) Assign them to transport goods for the army.
(d) Send them to the circus.

3. Who is Man 'o War's owner?
(a) Mr. Barton.
(b) The Earl of Godolphin.
(c) The Sultan of Morocco.
(d) Mr. Riddle.

4. Whom does Sham seek for comfort?
(a) Agba.
(b) The wild boar.
(c) The mare.
(d) Signor Achmet.

5. What must Agba do before he can approach the Sultan?
(a) Shave his head and bathe.
(b) Pray and present an offering.
(c) Locate the mare.
(d) Clean Sham's stall.

6. What promise does Agba make to the foal?
(a) To buy him back.
(b) To search for a new mare.
(c) To be his father and care for him.
(d) To avenge his mother's death.

7. Where does Agba fall asleep at the end of Chapter 2?
(a) In the straw.
(b) In his cot.
(c) Outside the stables.
(d) On a table.

8. What does Signor Achmet instruct Agba to do when the mare begins her labor?
(a) Fetch a bucket of water.
(b) Call him.
(c) Fetch fresh hay.
(d) Stay out of the stall.

9. Who tells Agba that the mare is made of wind?
(a) An old man.
(b) An old woman.
(c) The Sultan.
(d) Signor Achmet.

10. In Chapter 4, what does Agba look for outside the palace walls?
(a) A nursing mare.
(b) A goat.
(c) A camel.
(d) Water.

11. Why does Agba give the mare special treatment?
(a) Signor Achmet pays him to do so.
(b) Because she is the most beautiful horse in the herd.
(c) He loves her.
(d) She is his horse.

12. Who is Agba supposed to alert about the foal's birth?
(a) The Sultan.
(b) Signor Achmet.
(c) Nobody.
(d) The stable boys.

13. What does the wild boar behind the stables do in Chapter 3?
(a) Escapes his pen.
(b) Squeals.
(c) Grunts and coughs.
(d) Nothing.

14. Why does Agba train Sham to run longer?
(a) To prepare him for the race.
(b) Because Signor Achmet tells him to do so.
(c) So he will fetch the highest price at the market.
(d) To prepare him for the long journey.

15. What is the wheat ear?
(a) A hand sign made by Signor Achmet to ward off evil.
(b) Food for the horses.
(c) A hair pattern on the foal that resembles a ripened beard of wheat.
(d) A pattern of clouds.