Chapter 12 · Class 11 · CBSE · Science English
Snapshots: The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Story Structure and Narration
- Aram and Mourad’s Character Growth
- Garoghlanian Family Honour
- Honesty, Ownership, and Moral Choice
- Childhood, Freedom, and Poverty
- Irony, Humour, and Symbolism
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-E9A93CSee the answer and solution
Why is Aram astonished when he sees Mourad riding a beautiful white horse early in the morning?
- A.His family could not afford to buy a horse, and the family was known for honesty.
- B.Mourad had never learned how to ride a horse.
- C.White horses were forbidden in their community.
- D.Aram had promised never to speak to Mourad again.
- Question 2Q-88608FSee the answer and solution
What does John Byro's reaction to seeing the horse reveal about the power of the Garoghlanian family's reputation?
- A.He immediately reports the boys to the police.
- B.He suspects the horse is his but cannot accuse the boys because he trusts their family's honesty.
- C.He decides to give the horse to the boys as a gift.
- D.He fails to recognise the horse because it has changed colour.
- Question 3Q-9FD5A2See the answer and solution
Which statement best explains the change in Aram's understanding of Mourad's actions by the end of the story?
- A.Aram decides that stealing is acceptable whenever the stolen object is beautiful.
- B.Aram realises that calling the act 'borrowing' does not remove the wrong involved in taking the horse.
- C.Aram concludes that John Byro had deliberately given the horse to Mourad.
- D.Aram learns that Mourad had purchased the horse with money earned from work.
- Question 4Q-F9C16CSee the answer and solution
How does the Garoghlanian family's reputation for honesty influence the actions of Aram and Mourad in the story?
- Question 5Q-6EEE45See the answer and solution
What does Mourad’s way of handling the stolen horse mainly reveal about his character?
- A.He wants to sell the horse for money.
- B.He treats animals as companions and values freedom and adventure.
- C.He is trying to punish John Byro.
- D.He wants to prove that he is stronger than Aram.
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