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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What street does Arame live on?
(a) Walnut St.
(b) Hazelnut St.
(c) Almond St.
(d) Pecan St.
2. Which relative of Aram's is described as having a furious temper?
(a) Mourad.
(b) Khosrove.
(c) Arak.
(d) Byro.
3. How does Mourad respond when Aram asks him where he stole the horse?
(a) He tells him to keep his mouth shut.
(b) He tells him to jump out of his window so he can go for a ride.
(c) He tells him he would never steal.
(d) He tells him he will tell him later.
4. What does Mourad yell to get the horse going when he is riding alone?
(a) Giddy up.
(b) Vazire.
(c) Onward.
(d) Let's go.
5. What does Aram say Mourad was considered the natural descendant of?
(a) The crazy streak.
(b) Khosrove.
(c) The intelligent streak.
(d) Zorab.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Mourad run toward when looking for the horse?
2. What words is used to describe the way most people in Aram's family view Mourad?
3. How old is Aram in "The Summer of the White Horse"?
4. What does Mourad begin to do while the two are riding the horse?
5. What is Aram's family name?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Aram's experience like when he first rides the horse?
2. Who is Mourad's father and what is he like?
3. What is Mourad's reputation in Aram's family?
4. Why does Mourad have Aram get off the horse after they have ridden for a short time?
5. How is the socio-economic status of the Garoghlanaian family described?
6. What is the Gargoghlanaian family famous for, according to the narrator at the start of "The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse"?
7. What does Mourad say when Aram asks him if he stole the horse?
8. What did Khosrove's son run to the barbershop to tell him one day and how did he respond?
9. How does Aram feel when he first rides the horse with his cousin?
10. Who is Khosrove and how is he described?
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