1. The speaker in "An Arab Shepherd is searching for his goat on mt. Zion" says both he and the shepherd

A. Are looking for a fight.

B. Want to celebrate their religious holidays in peace.

C. Have lost family members to ongoing fighting.

D. Want to avoid getting caught up in the Had Gadya machine

2. The narrator of "The Swimming Contest" says the loser (s)

A. Is Abdul-Karim.

B. Is himself.

C. Are the Arabs.

D. Are all of us.

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Charles Hoover

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4 October, 04:32

1. The speaker in "An Arab Shepherd is searching for his goat on mt. Zion" says both he and the shepherd

A. Are looking for a fight.

B. Want to celebrate their religious holidays in peace.

C. Have lost family members to ongoing fighting.

D. Want to avoid getting caught up in the Had Gadya machine

2. The narrator of "The Swimming Contest" says the loser (s)

A. Is Abdul-Karim.

B. Is himself.

C. Are the Arabs.

D. Are all of us.

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Mikayla Bell · Answer 1

Hello there.

1. The speaker in "An Arab Shepherd is searching for his goat on mt. Zion" says both he and the shepherd

Answer: D. Want to avoid getting caught up in the Had Gadya machine

2. The narrator of "The Swimming Contest" says the loser (s)

Answer: A. Is Abdul-Karim.