Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl Practice Test

In the story "Ride On," Taylor's new horse is named King. This character is significant as he represents a pivotal moment in Taylor's journey, symbolizing her growth and her relationship with the equestrian world. The choice of name not only highlights the regal attributes associated with Taylor's new companion but also reflects the bond and partnership that develops between them as the narrative unfolds. This connection plays a crucial role in Taylor's personal development and the challenges she faces throughout the story. The other choices may represent different aspects of equestrian life or other characters but do not hold the same significance as King in regard to Taylor’s growth and experiences.