Understanding the Rebels

The speaker shares their long-standing familiarity with the rebels, having known them since they were children.

What is the speaker's relationship with the rebels?

• They are strangers.

• They have known each other since childhood.

• They met recently.

• They are enemies.

How long has the speaker known the rebels?

• Since they started rebelling.

• Since they became adults.

• Since they were children.

• Since last year.

What can be inferred about the speaker's familiarity with the rebels?

• The speaker has a distant relationship with them.

• The speaker is unaware of their past.

• The speaker has a long-standing connection with them.

• The speaker only knows them professionally.

What does the speaker imply about their history with the rebels?

• They have a shared history.

• They have a hostile history.

• They have no history together.

• They have a competitive history.

What aspect of the rebels does the speaker emphasize?

• Their future plans.

• Their childhood connection.

• Their political views.

• Their recent actions.