Lena's Adventures and Choices

Lena navigates her life in a city where resources are scarce. Her Granny's mind is deteriorating, and Mrs. Murdo becomes a motherly figure. Lena overhears a conversation about colored pencils, sparking a desire to buy them despite other needs. During a market visit, she witnesses Sag Mar's outburst about the unknown regions. Lena buys the pencils but loses track of her sister Poppy, leading to a frantic search in the dark. Dune helps reunite them, highlighting the community's interconnectedness.

What was Granny often found doing when Lena came home?

• Cooking dinner

• Searching through cupboards

• Reading a book

• Sleeping

Why did Mrs. Murdo spend time with Granny?

• To read stories

• To teach her knitting

• To keep her company

• To help with chores

What did Lena overhear people talking about at the market?

• A lost pet

• A music concert

• Colored pencils

• A new bakery

What did Lena decide to buy despite other needs?

• Colored pencils

• A new coat

• A book

• A toy for Poppy

What was happening on Budlo Street?

• A street performance

• People doing laundry

• A parade

• A market sale

What did Sag Mar claim to have seen in the unknown regions?

• Friendly people

• A treasure

• Darkness and monsters

• A beautiful city

What did Lena feel when she saw the colored pencils?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Fear

• Hunger

What happened to Poppy while Lena was in the store?

• She found a toy

• She wandered off

• She fell asleep

• She started crying

What did Lena experience during the blackout?

• Excitement

• Panic

• Boredom

• Calmness

Who helped Lena find Poppy?

• Mrs. Murdo

• Sag Mar

• Dune

• Orly Gordon