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Test your knowledge of Book 3, Chapter 24. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What unfortunate event occurs with the horse Fred acquires?
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The horse is stolen on its way to the new buyer
The horse wins a prestigious race, increasing its value unexpectedly
The horse has a violent kicking fit and injures itself, becoming valueless
The horse turns out to be a rare breed, attracting attention from authorities
How does the Garth family plan to address Fred's debt?
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By taking legal action against Fred for the remaining amount
Mrs. Garth decides to use her savings, and they consider using Mary's savings as well
They plan to sell their property to cover the debt
Mr. Garth intends to work extra jobs to make up the difference
What is the turning point for Fred in understanding the consequences of his actions?
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Acknowledging that his behavior could cause financial hardship for the Garth family
Realizing the Garths might publicly criticize him for his debts
Being threatened with legal action by Mr. Garth
Mrs. Garth's refusal to accept his future promises of repayment
Through the example of the Garth family, what idea does the novel present about the importance of money?
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Money is inherently evil and should be avoided in favor of personal relationships
While carelessness with money is criticized, the novel also emphasizes non-material fulfillment
Money is the ultimate measure of success, overshadowing other forms of fulfillment
Financial stability is unimportant compared to the pursuit of one's passions
