Nour's Secret library

Where does Nour live at the beginning of the story?

• Aleppo

• Damascus

• Cairo

• Beirut

Why do Nour and Amir create a secret library?

• To escape the war through books

• To play with their friends

• To hide from adults

• To store their toys

What type of place do they use as a refuge during the war?

• A basement

• A bookstore

• A public library

• An abandoned school

What does the secret library represent for children?

• A space of imagination and hope

• A place to do homework

• A place to hide

• A place to sleep

How do they obtain the books for the library?

• They bring them from school

• They find them on the street

• They buy them at a bookstore

• The neighbors donate them

What emotion dominates Nour when creating the library?

• Hope

• Sadness

• Fear

• Anger

What message does the book convey about the power of reading?

• Books can help you survive emotionally

• Reading is not important in difficult times

• Reading is just for fun

• Books are just objects

What type of books do children prefer in the library?

• Cookbooks

• History books

• Math books

• Adventure books

True or false: Nour and Amir leave the library when the war ends.

• False

• True

What lesson does Nour's story teach?

• The imagination can be a powerful refuge

• War does not affect children

• Books are useless in difficult times

• It's better not to share with others