Understanding Sacrifice for Loved Ones

The transcript captures a conversation about the challenges of returning home for Lebaran during the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights concerns about safety, the importance of family, and the personal sacrifices made to protect loved ones. The dialogue reflects on the hope for the pandemic to end soon and the lessons learned about prioritizing family well-being.

Why does the son inform his mother that he might not be able to come home for Eid?

• He is not feeling well.

• He has other plans.

• He is afraid of the coronavirus.

• He has too much work.

What reason does the mother give for insisting that the son should come home?

• He needs to help with chores.

• She misses him.

• The village is safe.

• She has a surprise for him.

What does the mother believe about the son's ability to handle the virus?

• He has already had the virus.

• He has immunity.

• He is young and strong.

• He is too weak.

What is the son's main concern about returning home?

• He might miss his friends.

• He might lose his job.

• He might infect his mother.

• He might get lost.

What does the son pray for at the end of the conversation?

• For a safe journey.

• For the virus to end soon.

• For his mother's health.

• For a good job.