The Greatest Salesman in the World Part 1 Ch 5
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What was Hafid's immediate emotional state while riding slowly?

  • Excitement about his journey
  • Pride in his achievements
  • Regret for his actions (correct)
  • Contentment with his life
  • What was Hafid considering as he thought about how to explain his actions to Pathros?

  • He would claim he was gifted the robe
  • He would fabricate a story about bandits (correct)
  • He would confess his true actions
  • He would say the robe was lost
  • Why was Pathros particularly fixated on the star?

  • It signified good luck for the caravan
  • It was moving toward the caravan (correct)
  • It reminded him of his youth
  • It heralded a significant event
  • What was Hafid's response when Pathros asked if he participated in an extraordinary event?

    <p>He denied any special occurrence (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Pathros notice about Hafid's mule?

    <p>It was burdened with empty packs (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Hafid’s initial emotional state during his tale to Pathros?

    <p>Regretful and doubt-filled (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Hafid feel about the night he experienced?

    <p>He would never forget it (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Hafid feel about the possibility of facing laughter from Pathros and others?

    <p>He felt nervous (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What thought eventually gave Hafid the courage to face his challenges?

    <p>The memory of the daughter of Calneh (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action did Hafid take as he approached Pathros?

    <p>He remained still and motionless (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Pathros react to Hafid's feelings of failure?

    <p>He acknowledged Hafid's failure but reassured him (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What incident does Hafid recount that contributes to his feelings of failure?

    <p>Failing to sell a robe in Bethlehem (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Pathros say has been cured by the star that followed Hafid?

    <p>His doubt and skepticism (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What task does Pathros ask Hafid to return to after their conversation?

    <p>To care for the animals for the returning sellers (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Hafid say as he prepares to comply with Pathros's request?

    <p>I will do whatever you ask of me (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Hafid's foolish act

    Hafid gave away a valuable robe to a baby in a cave.

    Pathros's reaction

    Pathros, a caravan leader, was surprised by the star and Hafid's arrival.

    Empty pack

    Hafid's mule's pack was empty, signifying a successful journey despite the initial mistake.

    Star's significance

    A bright star is a key detail in the story, leading Pathros and Hafid to realize something remarkable happened.

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    Hafid's arrival from Bethlehem

    Hafid had traveled directly from Bethlehem to join the caravan.

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    Pathros's observation of the star

    Pathros observed a bright star moving over Bethlehem and then approaching the caravan.

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    Hafid's encounter with Pathros

    Hafid met with Pathros, the caravan leader, after a late-night journey.

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    Hafid's silence

    Hafid remained silent when Pathros questioned him about his late-night return and empty pack.

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    Hafid's Failure

    Hafid, a camel boy, felt he had failed, but he had not failed to learn valuable lessons.

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    Pathros's Blindness

    Pathros, a salesman, was so focused on his own potential failure, he couldn't see the lessons waiting for him.

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    Value of failure

    Failure, while disheartening, can bring about invaluable learning experiences and insights.

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    Doubt and Courage

    Doubt can paralyze, but it can also be overcome by recognizing the driving forces behind our desire to persist.

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    The robe's significance

    The robe symbolized a greater lesson learned. For Hafid, it was the chance to demonstrate courage; for Pathros's situation, it was the ability to face adversity.

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    The star

    The star symbolizes a larger perspective or a beacon of guidance, which Pathros was initially oblivious to.

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    The tent scene

    In the tent, Pathros guides Hafid through self-reflection and helps Hafid to discover the value of the experience.

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    Study Notes

    Hafid's Journey and Pathros' Revelation

    • Hafid's remorse over giving away a robe to a baby in a cave.
    • His fear of Pathros's disappointment and potential punishment.
    • Hafid's attempts to fabricate a story to explain the robe's loss.
    • Hafid reaches the caravan, finds Pathros staring at a bright star.
    • Pathros asks Hafid about his journey from Bethlehem, noting the unusual star.
    • Pathros observes Hafid's silence and the emptiness of the mule's pack.
    • Pathros invites Hafid into his tent, keen to learn about his experiences.
    • Hafid recounts his frustrating encounters in Bethlehem, including failures to sell his robe.
    • Pathros probes Hafid’s thoughts and doubts during his time in Bethlehem.
    • Hafid explains the pivotal thought that spurred his determination to persevere the next day — the thought of the female daughter of Calneh.
    • Hafid reveals the incident in the cave and his failure to sell the robe, yet again.
    • Pathros expresses his amazement at Hafid's account of the cave incident.
    • Hafid's deep sorrow and feeling of failure as a camel boy.
    • Pathros’s understanding and compassion for Hafid.
    • Pathros reveals that the star had cured him of a particular blindness.
    • Pathros commissions Hafid to care for the returning caravan members' animals.
    • Pathros reassures Hafid that he hasn't failed.

    The Star and Revelation

    • A bright star follows Hafid's caravan from Bethlehem.
    • Pathros, deeply affected by the star, is unable to sleep.
    • The star's unusual brightness and movement intrigue Pathros.
    • Pathros's blindness, implied through his inability to move from the spot where the Star appears.
    • The star's movement and presence above the caravan signifies an important event.
    • Pathros's revelation that the star cured him of a hidden weakness.

    Hafid's Character and Motivation

    • Hafid's initial foolish act of giving away the robe.
    • Hafid's determination and resilience despite repeated setbacks in Bethlehem.
    • Hafid's profound sense of responsibility towards selling the robe and his failure.
    • Hafid's struggle with self-doubt and feelings of inadequacy that he shares with Pathros.
    • Hafid's ultimate courage, driven by the thought of his intended patron (daughter of Calneh).
    • Hafid's acceptance of his role as a camel boy despite the challenges.

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    Explore the profound moments in Hafid's journey as he grapples with remorse and determination. This quiz delves into Hafid's encounters in Bethlehem and his meaningful exchange with Pathros under the unusual star. Reflect on themes of perseverance and personal growth through this narrative.

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