Behala and Colva

What is the description of Behala?

• A beautiful and clean city

• A huge, monstrous, filthy, steaming rubbish dump

• A well-developed and prosperous area

• A city with modern infrastructure

What can be seen in Behala?

• Rats and children

• Clean streets and parks

• High-rise buildings and shopping malls

• Beautiful gardens and lakes

Why do the children in Behala have a difficult life?

• They have to work in the city's garbage dump

• They have to study in overcrowded schools

• They have to live in small shacks

• They have to deal with extreme weather conditions

What is the condition of Colva?

• Well-maintained with clean roads and buildings

• Destroyed by an earthquake

• Crowded with people sitting idle

• Known for its beautiful beaches

What can be seen near the prison in Colva?

• Guard towers and barbed wire

• Luxury hotels and resorts

• Parks and playgrounds

• Historical monuments

Why do some families live near the prison in Colva?

• They enjoy the view of the prison

• They have relatives who are inmates

• They work as prison guards

• They find it convenient for transportation

What is the author's experience while entering the prison?

• It was a pleasant and welcoming environment

• It was a scary and intimidating experience

• It was a quick and easy process

• It was a confusing and chaotic situation

Why does the author feel the need to visit the prison?

• To meet a sick inmate named Gabriel Olondriz

• To investigate the conditions of the prison

• To volunteer as a social worker

• To learn about the government's problems

What does Oliva suggest regarding the visit to the prison?

• To postpone the visit for a week

• To cancel the visit due to security concerns

• To only allow Gardo to visit the inmate

• To proceed with the visit despite the challenges

What is the cost of organizing a visit to the prison?

• Five thousand

• Ten thousand

• Fifteen thousand

• Twenty thousand