Gulliver's Travels

Gulliver's Travels

by

Jonathan Swift

Gulliver's Travels: Book 4, Chapter 4 Quiz 3 questions

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What is the master horse's reaction to learning about the conditions of Houyhnhnms in Europe?
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He plans to implement similar conditions in his society
He is indifferent and unconcerned about European Houyhnhnms
He is disgusted and finds Gulliver's explanation hard to believe
He is inspired to pursue a better life in Europe
What does the master horse's perspective on Yahoos reveal about his understanding of truth?
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He thinks truth is unchangeable and determined by a higher power
He recognizes that truth varies based on cultural perspectives
He is open to changing his views based on new information
He believes his own perspective is the absolute truth
Why does Gulliver have difficulty explaining the backgrounds of the pirate crew to the master horse?
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The master horse is too disgusted by the concept of piracy to listen
The Houyhnhmns’ language lacks terms related to crime and government
Gulliver has forgotten some of the details of his own past
The master horse is uninterested in Gulliver's experiences