(xiv) Read the following entry cautiously and answer the inquiries given toward the end.

(xiv) Read the following entry cautiously and answer the inquiries given toward the end. 

Musa was in chief order, and the doors were in his charge. They had been banned when the Christians came in see; yet Musa tossed them open. "Our bodies", he stated, "will bar the entryways". The youngsters were kindled by such words, and when he let them know, "We don't have anything to battle for however the ground we remain on; and without that we are without a home or a nation", they were prepared to kick the bucket with him. With such a pioneer, the Moorish cavaliers performed accomplishments of courage in the plain which separated the camp from the city.

QUESTIONS

Who was the chief officer and what was in his charge?

When were the entryways banned?

Who tossed them open?

What did Musa say?

What impact had his words on the youngsters?

What separated the city from the camp?

ANSWERS

Musa was the chief leader and the doors were in his charge.

The doors were banned when the Christians came in see.

Musa tossed them open.

Musa stated, "Our bodies will bar the doors".

The youngsters were kindled by his words. They were prepared to bite the dust with him.

he Moorish cavaliers performed accomplishments of fortitude in the plain which partitioned the city from the camp.