VOICED : El coleccionista que suena con restaurar sus clasicos en Alepo

In February 2016, Muhammad Anis ventured out in rebel-controlled Aleppo to check on his classic car collection. He owned about 20 vintage cars, many of which were destroyed during the city's battle. Anis felt a deep connection to his cars, likening their destruction to losing family. By December 2016, the Syrian army had retaken Aleppo, and Anis had fled two months prior. He returned occasionally to see his cars, now in poor condition, and found solace in his pipe and gramophone. Despite hardships, Anis remains hopeful and plans to restore his cars, intending to pass them on to his descendants.

What was Muhammad Anis's emotional reaction to the destruction of his cars?

• He was happy.

• He felt indifferent.

• He felt a personal loss.

• He was relieved.

What significant event happened in Aleppo by the end of 2016?

• The city was abandoned.

• Muhammad Anis sold his cars.

• The Syrian army regained control.

• The rebels took control of the city.

What did Muhammad Anis find comfort in after returning to his damaged home?

• His garden

• His collection of books

• His pipe and gramophone

• His family photos

What is Muhammad Anis's dream regarding his cars?

• To trade them for new cars

• To restore each one of them

• To donate them to a museum

• To sell them to the highest bidder

How does Muhammad Anis plan to distribute his cars among his descendants?

• Equally among all children

• Two for each son and one for each daughter

• One for each child

• He plans to sell them instead