When the Stars are Scattered by Victoria Jamieson & Omar Mohamed

What is the main idea of "When the Stars Are Scattered" by Victoria Jamieson and Omar Mohamed?

• The importance of education in refugee camps

• The adventures of a young boy in a magical world

• The history of astronomy

• The life of a famous scientist

Which key event helps to shape the story in "When the Stars Are Scattered"?

• The protagonist finds a hidden treasure

• The protagonist and his brother are separated from their family

• The protagonist wins a sports competition

• The protagonist discovers a new planet

What motivates the main character in "When the Stars Are Scattered" to pursue education?

• A desire to become a famous athlete

• A wish to reunite with his family

• A dream to travel the world

• A goal to become a teacher

What inference can be made about the challenges faced by refugees in the story?

• They have easy access to resources

• They live in luxury

• They face difficulties in accessing education and basic needs

• They are always on the move

How is the setting of the refugee camp described in the book?

• A bustling city with skyscrapers

• A peaceful village by the sea

• A crowded and resource-limited environment

• A futuristic space station

How do the themes of hope and resilience compare in "When the Stars Are Scattered"?

• Hope is portrayed as more important than resilience

• Resilience is portrayed as more important than hope

• Both hope and resilience are equally important

• Neither theme is present in the story

What is a key event that highlights the bond between the protagonist and his brother?

• They compete against each other in a race

• They work together to solve a mystery

• They support each other during difficult times

• They argue and go their separate ways

What can be inferred about the author's purpose in writing "When the Stars Are Scattered"?

• To entertain with a fictional adventure

• To inform about the life of a scientist

• To raise awareness about the struggles of refugees

• To teach about the solar system

How does the setting influence the characters' actions in the story?

• It provides them with endless opportunities

• It limits their access to education and resources

• It encourages them to explore new lands

• It isolates them from the outside world

What theme is contrasted with the theme of survival in the book?

• Wealth

• Adventure

• Family

• Technology