Parvana's Transformation and Experiences

Parvana's family decides to disguise her as a boy to navigate the market freely. Despite initial reluctance, Parvana agrees to cut her hair and wear her brother's clothes. Her transformation is met with mixed emotions from her family. Venturing outside, Parvana gains confidence as she successfully shops without drawing attention. Her family adjusts to her new role, highlighting the challenges and resilience required in their situation.

Why does Parvana's family decide to turn her into a boy?

• To help her move freely and buy necessities

• To send her to school

• To make her stronger

• To protect her from the Taliban

What is Parvana's initial reaction to the idea of becoming a boy?

• She is excited

• She is indifferent

• She is confused and hesitant

• She is angry

Who suggests cutting Parvana's hair?

• Her mother

• Noria

• Parvana herself

• Mrs. Wera

How does Parvana feel after her hair is cut?

• She feels like a different person

• She feels angry

• She feels embarrassed

• She feels sad

What does Parvana wear after her transformation?

• A school uniform

• A new dress

• Her brother's shalwar kameez

• Her own clothes

What is Parvana's experience in the market?

• She is ignored and feels confident

• She is scared and runs away

• She is recognized as a girl

• She is caught by the Taliban

How does Parvana's family react to her new role?

• They are confused

• They are angry

• They are supportive but adjusting

• They are indifferent