Horses of the Night By Margaret Laurence Assessment Answer

Question 1

The strongest example of contrasting character foils can be seen in:

Select one:

a.Chris and Vanessa's Father

b.Vanessa and Grandmother Connor

c.Vanessa's Mother and Grandmother Connor

d.Chris and Grandfather Connor

ANS :- D.

Question 2

The statement that most clearly foreshadows the terrible denouement of Chris's existence is:

Select one:

a."If the boy takes after his father, it's a poor outlook for him."

b." He simply appeared to be absent, elsewhere."

c."The way he spoke did not make me feel I had blundered."

d."His sisters...did not exist for me, not even as photographs, because I did not want them to exist."

ANS :- B.

Question 3

The connotation of the destructiveness of Grandfather Connor's interactions with Chris is most vividly indicated by the image:

Select one:

a."granite"

b."trumpeting"

c."spearing"

d."bludgeoning"

ANS :- D.

Question 4

"And the way their eyes looked when they realized they weren't going to get out".

The writer's central point in Ewen's description of the horses in the mud is that:

Select one:

a.Vanessa is still to immature to comprehend

b.War is an insult to God

c.Ewen's influence on Chris is profound

d.Chris's despair is unrelenting

ANS :- D.

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