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Why are the priest and the merchant traveling across the steppe?
To sell wool
To meet their brother
To deliver a message
To resolve a debt
2
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Why is Yegorushka accompanying his uncle Ivan across the steppe?
His mother abandoned him
He helps with sales
To attend a school
To get medicine
3
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When Ivan puts him on a separate wagon, who does Yegorushka become very friendly with?
Solomon
Father Khristofor Siriysky
Olga Dymov
Pantelei
4
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What is wrong with Yegorushka when he is reunited with Ivan?
He won't speak
He is ill
He belongings were stolen
He can't stop crying
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Where is Yegorushka left at the end of the story?
At a boarding school
At the inn
With the priest
With Nastasia
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