Ch 6 The Horse and His Boy

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What animal does Shasta initially think is saving him?

Back

Shasta thinks it is only a large cat.

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What does Shasta do to find breakfast in the morning?

Back

Shasta finds breakfast by 'raiding' a garden.

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Where does Shasta head after escaping from Tashbaan?

Back

Shasta heads to the Tombs.

Front

What do the large stones in the Tombs of the Ancients resemble?

Back

The large stones look like enormous beehives.

Front

What sound wakes Shasta up in the middle of the night?

Back

The sound of jackals wakes Shasta up.

Front

Who is Bree in relation to Shasta?

Back

Bree is a talking horse who helps Shasta.

Front

What is the significance of the Tombs in the story?

Back

The Tombs are a place of mystery and danger that Shasta must navigate.

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What does Shasta learn about bravery throughout his journey?

Back

Shasta learns that bravery often means facing fears and the unknown.

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How does Shasta's perception of himself change by the end of the story?

Back

Shasta grows from feeling like an outsider to discovering his own strength and identity.

Front

What role do animals play in 'The Horse and His Boy'?

Back

Animals, like Bree and the talking horses, provide guidance and companionship to Shasta.