Omar's UN Interview Experience

Omar wakes up grumpy and faces a challenging day at school. His life takes a turn when he and his friend Nemo are informed about a UN interview for resettlement. As they prepare for the interview, Omar reflects on his past and the challenges of being a refugee. The night before the interview, Omar and his family embark on a journey to the UN office, filled with hope and anxiety about the future.

What was the initial mood of Omar at the start of the day?

• Happy

• Anxious

• Grumpy

• Excited

What significant event changes Omar's day at school?

• A new teacher

• A pop quiz

• A call for a UN interview

• A surprise birthday party

What advice does Abdi Kareem's dad give about the UN interview?

• To memorize facts

• To bring gifts

• To dress formally

• To ensure everyone knows the same story

How does Omar feel about his friend Jerry's reaction to the news?

• He is indifferent

• He is understanding but misses him

• He is angry

• He is relieved

What does Omar do to prepare for the interview?

• He practices his story

• He writes a letter

• He buys new clothes

• He learns a new language

What is Omar's main concern about the interview?

• The potential impact on his future

• The distance to the UN office

• The weather

• The food they will eat

Why does Fatima suggest they walk to the UN office the night before?

• To meet other families

• To avoid traffic

• To ensure they don't miss the interview

• To enjoy the night sky

What does Omar feel when he says the word 'America'?

• Joy

• Fear

• Excitement

• Weakness

What does Fatima do to help everyone relax before the interview?

• She sings a song

• She tells a story

• She cooks a meal

• She organizes a game

What does Omar try to imagine while camping outside the UN office?

• A city

• A mountain

• A forest

• The ocean