Narrator's Experiences and Observations

The transcript describes the historical context of Indian raids and the paths known to gauchos, highlighting the atmosphere of legend and terror surrounding these events. It details the tactics used in riding and warfare, including the use of horses and weapons. The narrative shifts to a personal family history, discussing the impact of ancestors and their legacy. Finally, it reflects on personal challenges and the consequences of passion and mistakes in work.

What often happened in the outskirts during the old raids?

• They were abandoned.

• They exploded like lightning.

• They were filled with celebrations.

• They were peaceful.

What did the gauchos call the old raids?

• Excursions

• Malones

• Pamperos

• Legends

What did the Indian tribes use to ride during their raids?

• Sheep skins

• Carriages

• Bicycles

• Horses with saddles

How did the Indian tribes excite their horses during raids?

• By feeding them

• By shouting

• By whipping

• By singing

What was the reaction of the narrator to the story about Francisco?

• He was confused.

• He found it sinister.

• He was amused.

• He was indifferent.

Why does the narrator think he doesn't visit the countryside often?

• Because of the weather

• Because of family issues

• Because of the distance

• Because of work

Where does the narrator like to think his home is?

• In the city

• In the north

• In the countryside

• In the mountains

What caused the narrator's injury?

• An accident

• His passion and clumsiness

• A fight

• A fall

What does the narrator need due to his injury?

• A new job

• A biopsy

• A vacation

• A new house

What is the narrator's current medical condition?

• Complicated

• Stable

• Simple

• Improving