Black Beauty

Black Beauty doesn't like the bit because it hurts his mouth.

• right

• wrong

• doesn't say

In Chapter 2, Black Beuty thinks...

• Ginger is not friendly

• Merrylegs is not friendly

• The weather is friendly

Black Beauty is Merryleg's new neighbour.

• right

• wrong

• doesn't say

In Chapter 2, one cold night Black Beauty takes John...

• to Doctor Gordon's house

• to the village

• to Doctor White's house

Who helps to nurse Black Beauty back to health after his injury?

• John Manly

• James Howard

• Squire Gordon

• Ginger

How does the author use Black Beauty's perspective to convey themes in the story?

• By showing his thoughts and feelings

• By describing his physical appearance

• By detailing his diet

• By listing his daily activities

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How does Black Beauty's training affect his behavior and personality?

• It makes him fearful and timid.

• It makes him aggressive and untrusting.

• It makes him obedient and gentle.

• It makes him lazy and indifferent.

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What is the main characteristic of Black Beauty as described in the first chapter?

• Aggressive

• Gentle

• Lazy

• Fearful

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What lesson does Black Beauty learn from his mother about dealing with humans?

• To always be wary

• To be gentle and good

• To be aggressive

• To ignore them

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What is the primary message conveyed through Black Beauty's interactions with his mother and Farmer Grey?

• The importance of being strong

• The value of kindness and good behavior

• The need for independence

• The thrill of adventure

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