Australia's Stolen Generation part 4: 800km to Jigalong

Molly, Daisy, and Gracie, three young Aboriginal girls, embark on a journey to escape the Moore River Native Settlement and return to their families. They follow the rabbit-proof fence as a guide, facing numerous challenges along the way. Gracie decides to leave the group, while Molly and Daisy continue, eventually reaching their aunt's camp. After nine weeks of travel, they reunite with their families, who then move into the bush to avoid being found by authorities.

What did the rabbit-proof fence symbolize for the girls?

• A location to meet their families

• A place to find food

• A path leading them to safety

• A barrier they couldn't cross

Why did Gracie decide to leave Molly and Daisy?

• She was tired of walking

• She found out her mother was in Wiluna

• She wanted to stay at the station

• She was afraid of being caught

What challenge did Molly and Daisy face after Gracie left?

• They were captured by authorities

• They ran out of food supplies

• They got lost in the Bush

• They were attacked by wild animals

How did Molly and Daisy finally reach safety?

• They were rescued by a search party

• They were guided by a local

• They found a hidden path

• They reached their aunt's camp

What was the final decision of the authorities regarding the girls?

• To send them back to the settlement

• To leave them with their families

• To declare them impossible to find

• To continue searching for them