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Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow by the correct options. (1x3) That afternoon my uncle Khosrove came to our house for coffee and cigarettes. He sat in the parlour, sipping and smoking and remembering the old country. Then another visitor arrived, a farmer named John Byro, an Assyrian who, out of loneliness, had learned to speak Armenian. My mother brought the lonely visitor coffee and tobacco and he rolled a cigarette and sipped and smoked, and then at last, sighing sadly, he said, My white horse which was stolen last night is still gone- I cannot understand it.i. Choose the option that is NOT TRUE, according to the information given in the extract.1. The setting of the above actions is Aram’s house.2. Uncle Khosrove was lost in some thoughts.3. Loneliness drove the farmer to learn Armenian.4. John Byro is the only visitor in the scene. 1 point (a) option 1 (b) option 2 and 4 (c) option 3 (d) option 4​

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Uncle Khosrove came to Aram's house for coffee and cigarettes. Soon another visitor arrived, a farmer named John Byro. The farmer, having his coffee and a cigarette, said with a sigh that his white horse which had been stolen the previous month, was still untraceable. Uncle Khosrove became very annoyed and shouted that it was no harm since they had all lost their homeland. Hence, it was no use crying over a horse. John Byro said that without a horse his carriage could not be put to use. "Pay no attention to it," roared uncle Khusrove. When John said that he had walked ten miles to get there, Uncle Khusrove shouted that he had legs. The farmer said that his left leg pained but Uncle Khusrove roared again, "Pay no attention to it." The farmer said that the horse cost him sixty dollars. Uncle Khusrove said, "I split on money" and walked out of the house, slamming the door.

when John byro met uncle khusrove he began talking about his difficulties without his horse .being an irritable person khosrove shouted at him saying pay no attention or so

parlour, sipping and smoking and remembering the old country. Then another visitor arrived, a farmer named John Byro, an Assyrian who, out of loneliness, had learned to speak Armenian. My mother brought the lonely visitor coffee and tobacco and he rolled a cigarette and sipped and smoked, and then at last, sighing sadly, he said, My white horse which was stolen last night is still gone- I cannot understand it.i. Choose the option that is NOT TRUE, according to the information given in the extract.1. The setting of the above actions is Aram’s house.2. Uncle Khosrove was lost in some thoughts.3. L