The Two Horses and the Robbers
Two horses were on the same path. The first, who worked for a miller, was loaded with oats.
The other was owned by a banker and carried a chest full of golden coins. Because of this, it trotted along the way proudly, full of itself.
Hearing the clinking, some robbers realized that it was carrying treasure.
As they stole it, they beat the horse badly with sticks.
“You see,” explained the first horse. “Being rich and important has its drawn backs.”
Questions:
1. Whom did the first horse work for?
a. A robber c. A miller
b. A banker d. a thief
2. Why did the second horse trot along the way proudly?
a. Because it was strong c. Because it carried golden coins
b. Because it carried oats d. Because it was courageous
3. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE according to the text?
a. The robbers killed the first horse
b. The first horse was carrying oats
c. The second horse was very proud of itself
d. The two horses walked on the same path
Key Answer
1. C
2. C
3. B
4. D
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