Due to the lack of gas, chauffeurs can no longer do their job during the war. As an alternative, the chauffeurs are trai

Due to fuel conservation, chauffeurs are learning to handle horses. An animal protection association provides lessons on harnessing and handling horses. The instructor demonstrates the process and encourages chauffeurs to practice with a single horse. Techniques are corrected and guidance is provided to ensure proper handling.

Why is there a need for drivers to switch from cars to horse-drawn carriages?

• Because of fuel conservation

• Due to a shortage of horses

• To reduce traffic congestion

• To promote tourism

What role does the animal protection association play in this transition?

• They train drivers in horse handling

• They organize horse races

• They provide horses for the drivers

• They fund the transition process

What does the instructor want to see from the drivers?

• Their knowledge of car mechanics

• Their skill in handling a single horse

• Their ability to organize a race

• Their ability to drive faster

What is the instructor's reaction to the drivers' initial attempts?

• He is disappointed

• He is indifferent

• He is impressed

• He is amused

What is the correct method to harness a horse as described in the final section?

• Using a harness without a bit

• Using a single finger in the mouth

• Placing the bit and adjusting the ears

• Tying the reins to the tail