CLEAN : A rebel dies a woman

Fatima, a 32-year-old woman near Aleppo, faces hardships after her husband Mohammed, a member of the Free Syrian Army, was killed by a regime sniper. Mohammed was the family's sole provider, and his death left Fatima struggling to make ends meet. Despite condolences from rebel fighters, she received no financial support. Her uncle, Abu Hamid, has helped by repairing their home damaged in an airstrike. The family temporarily moved to Turkey due to bombings but returned for Eid. Despite a lull in fighting, life remains difficult without school or income.

What was the main reason Fatima's husband, Mohammed, was not able to spend time with his family?

• He was involved with the Free Syrian Army.

• He was ill and hospitalized.

• He was studying in another city.

• He was working abroad.

Who stepped in to help Fatima's family after Mohammed's death?

• Her father

• A local charity

• Her brother

• Her uncle, Abu Hamid

Why did Fatima's family temporarily move to Turkey?

• To seek medical treatment

• To escape the bombings

• To reunite with relatives

• To find better job opportunities

What event prompted the family to return from Turkey?

• The end of the war

• The Eid holidays

• A family wedding

• The start of a new school year

Despite a lull in fighting, what remains a significant challenge for Fatima's family?

• Shortage of food supplies

• Absence of school and income

• Inability to find housing

• Lack of access to healthcare