From Say What, Horse?

Squire Gordon keeps Black Beauty in which of the following?

• A dungeon.

• A narrow hut.

• An open field.

• A roomy, open stall.

What did Black Beauty learn about Sir Oliver?

• His forelock was branded.

• His ear was cut off.

• His tail was cut short.

• His legs were broken on purpose

Though Black Beauty is happy with his stables in Birtwick, he mentions that he still misses which of the following?

• His liberty.

• His mother.

• His old master.

• His favorite oats.

What is the main theme of the story 'From Say What, Horse?'

• Friendship and loyalty

• Adventure and exploration

• Betrayal and revenge

• Courage and bravery

Which character in 'From Say What, Horse?' is known for their wisdom?

• The horse

• The farmer

• The traveler

• The merchant

In 'From Say What, Horse?', what is the significance of the horse's ability to speak?

• It symbolizes freedom

• It represents wisdom

• It indicates magic

• It shows intelligence

What literary device is predominantly used in 'From Say What, Horse?'

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

Which sentence from 'From Say What, Horse?' best illustrates the use of personification?

• The wind howled through the trees.

• The horse whispered secrets to the night.

• The sun smiled down on the village.

• The river danced over the rocks.

What is the primary conflict in 'From Say What, Horse?'

• Man vs. Nature

• Man vs. Society

• Man vs. Self

• Man vs. Man

How does the author of 'From Say What, Horse?' develop the character of the horse?

• Through dialogue

• Through actions

• Through thoughts

• Through descriptions