Literature Chapter 45 Summary

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What was the primary reason for Ahmed's detour?

  • His curiosity about the mosque-like towers.
  • His desire to explore the city's architecture.
  • The need to rest and regain his energy.
  • The heavy police presence due to the search for terrorists. (correct)

What architectural element in the square caught Ahmed's attention?

  • Towers resembling those of a mosque. (correct)
  • A fountain with a crucifix.
  • The large gate leading to the park.
  • The cobblestone pathways.

Where did Ahmed find the intriguing pattern of holes?

  • On the mosque-like towers in the square.
  • On the cobblestones of the park path.
  • On large flat stones along the path. (correct)
  • On the lamppost he leaned against.

What object was located near the fountain in the park?

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What word describes Ahmed's feeling towards the patterned holes?

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Flashcards

Ahmed's Exhaustion

Ahmed felt overwhelmed and tired during his escape.

Police Presence

The city was heavily monitored by police searching for terrorists.

Detour

Ahmed chose an alternate route to avoid police.

Park Symbols

The flat stones had rows of identical holes resembling a code.

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Crucifix in the Park

A symbol of Christianity located in the park.

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Study Notes

Chapter Forty-Five Summary

  • Ahmed, exhausted and without money, collapses against a lamppost after an attack.
  • He feels hopeless and wants to return to his friend.
  • He doesn't want to risk being harmed or taken in.
  • He walks through deserted streets to a gate in a park
  • He walks past a large, white stone crucifix.
  • The path is cobbled and lined with large flat stones.
  • He notices rows of holes in some of the stones. The holes are all the same size and in neat horizontal lines, appearing like a code.
  • He wonders what the patterns of holes in the stones mean.

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