Parvana's Struggles and Decisions

Parvana and her mother return home exhausted from visiting the prison. The family struggles with injuries, hunger, and the absence of their father. Parvana reflects on her dreams and fears, while the family supports each other. As food runs out, Parvana decides to take action and go out to find food, despite her own pain and exhaustion.

What physical condition did Parvana experience after returning from the prison?

• Her hands were swollen.

• She had a fever.

• She had a headache.

• Her feet were covered in blisters.

Why hadn't Parvana's mother left the house since the Taliban took over?

• She was afraid of the Taliban.

• She chose to stay home to write.

• She didn't have a burka.

• She was busy with household chores.

What did Parvana's father believe was important for her mother to do?

• Focus on teaching the children.

• Leave Afghanistan for a safer place.

• Continue writing and observing the city.

• Stay at home and take care of the family.

How did Parvana's mother react after returning from the prison?

• She began writing in her journal.

• She collapsed in exhaustion and cried.

• She went to sleep without saying a word.

• She immediately started cooking.

What recurring dream did Parvana have?

• She was lost in a forest.

• She was flying over Kabul.

• Soldiers were screaming and hitting her.

• She was reunited with her father.

What was the family's main struggle after their mother's collapse?

• Finding a way to contact their father.

• Keeping the house clean.

• Getting enough food to eat.

• Finding a new place to live.

What decision did Parvana make to help her family?

• She decided to write a letter to the Taliban.

• She decided to sell her father's books.

• She chose to go out and get food despite her pain.

• She planned to leave Kabul with her siblings.