Question

We had been known for his honesty for something like 11th century .The narrator describe his family in these words. Do you think Mourad and Aram were honest too. Give example to prove your points

Answer 1

Answer:

The unique traits of the Garoghlanian tribe were that they were extremely poor but still they were 1 famous for their honesty for centuries. They were proud as well as honest; they believed in doing the right deeds. No one o^ their tribe would ever steal. They were trustworthy.

Question 3.

Why did Aram find it hard to believe that Mourad had stolen the horse?

Answer:

Though Mourad was too poor to buy a horse, Aram found it difficult to believe that he had stolen it. This was because Mourad came from a family that firmly upheld honesty as their special trait and were proud of it.

Question 4.

Why was Aram delighted and frightened at the same time when he saw his cousin Mourad on a beautiful white horse?

Answer:

Aram was delighted because of the beautiful white horse. He wanted to ride. He was delighted and frightened by ‘the pious stillness and humour’ in Mourad and the horse. This means that he was frightened because Mourad was on a horse which he could never have bought.

Question 5.

How can we say that Aram and Mourad were very fond of riding?

Answer:

Mourad brought a horse which did not belong to him. Though he knew that their tribe was well- known for honesty, but he could not help stealing John Byro’s horse for riding. They enjoyed riding at 4:00 a.m. when it was still dark. They used to race the horse across fields, vineyards, orchards, irrigation ditches and country roads. Thus we can say that Aram and Mourad were very fond of riding.

Question 6.

Mourad said, “I have a way with a horse”. Do you agree? Give an example to prove your point.

Answer:

Yes, we agree that Mourad had a way with a horse. When John Byro got the horse back, he found the horse better tempered because Mourad was good at dealing with a wild white horse. The horse wanted to run wild in the beginning but Mourad felt he could make the horse do anything he wanted.