Parvana's Journey Quiz
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What leads Parvana to conclude that the woman cannot help either herself or Parvana?

  • She thinks it would be a waste of time to stay.
  • She feels a connection with the woman.
  • She believes the woman has given up hope. (correct)
  • She realizes the woman's situation is worse than her own.
  • What does Parvana's remembrance of her father's words about being 'dead before they die' signify?

  • It indicates her hesitation to accept the reality around her.
  • It emphasizes her grasp of despair and wisdom. (correct)
  • It illustrates her father's understanding of resilience.
  • It suggests she is emotionally stable.
  • From her encounter with the woman, what key lesson does Parvana learn?

  • To always seek help from others, regardless of the circumstances.
  • That her survival is more important than feelings.
  • That hopelessness can render people beyond saving. (correct)
  • To be wary of expressing her emotions in front of others.
  • How does the barren valley setting affect the overall mood of the chapter?

    <p>It underscores the sense of isolation and despair in the situation. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What emotional state does Parvana exhibit when deciding to leave the woman?

    <p>Resignation to the fact that survival takes precedence. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What habit did Parvana's father teach her to improve her journey skills?

    <p>Reciting multiplication tables (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why was it important for Parvana’s father to encourage her learning?

    <p>To keep her mind active and strong (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What specific sound alerted Parvana to the wailing woman?

    <p>A rising and falling noise (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Parvana's initial action when the woman ignored her?

    <p>She claps and waves to get her attention. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of the chapter, what does the term 'barren' signify?

    <p>Empty and lifeless (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does Parvana’s walk through the valley best illustrate her feelings?

    <p>Trudging (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the chapter highlight as a representation of 'grief'?

    <p>Through the woman's wailing and despair (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In relation to Parvana, what does 'resilience' reflect?

    <p>Her ability to overcome hunger and hardships (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Parvana's father's learning habit

    Reciting multiplication tables to make journeys easier.

    Reason for learning (Parvana)

    To keep her mind active and strong, not for exams or future plans.

    Woman's sound (first alert)

    A rising and falling noise, most likely wailing.

    Parvana's response to ignored plea

    Parvana claps and waves, trying to get the woman's attention.

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    Woman's action (when found)

    Wailing with her burqa flung back.

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    Meaning of "barren"

    Empty and lifeless (not fertile or lush).

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    Parvana's valley walk

    A challenging walk, likely a long and difficult journey.

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    Illustration of "grief"

    The woman's wailing and despair.

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    Parvana's reason for leaving the woman

    Parvana leaves the woman because she understands the woman is unable to help herself or Parvana.

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    Significance of Parvana's father's words

    Parvana's father's words highlight her understanding of the despair and hopelessness in her situation.

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    Parvana's learned lesson

    Parvana learns that some people are destined not to be saved.

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    Barren valley's impact on the mood

    The barren valley contributes to a mood of isolation and hopelessness.

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    Parvana's dilemma

    Parvana faces a difficult choice between helping someone unable to help herself, and her own needs.

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    Study Notes

    Comprehension Questions

    • Parvana's father's journey aid: Reciting multiplication tables made journeys easier for Parvana.
    • Reason for Parvana's learning: Her father encouraged learning to keep her mind active and strong.
    • Woman's sound: A rising and falling noise first alerted Parvana to the wailing woman.
    • Parvana's reaction to ignored pleas: Parvana clapped and waved to get the woman's attention.
    • Woman's action when found: The woman was wailing with her burqa flung back.

    Vocabulary Questions

    • "Barren" meaning: Empty and lifeless.
    • Parvana's walk description: Trudging.
    • Illustration of "grief": The woman's wailing and despair.
    • Meaning of "compassion": Showing sympathy for the suffering woman.
    • Meaning of "resilience": Parvana's ability to overcome hunger and hardships.

    Analytical Questions

    • Parvana's reaction to the woman: Parvana's reaction showcases her compassion, despite initial frustration.
    • Reason for leaving the woman: Parvana understands the woman cannot help herself or Parvana.
    • Significance of father's words: Reinforces Parvana's understanding of despair and wisdom of her father.

    Reflective Questions

    • Parvana's lesson learned: Some people cannot be saved, as learned by Parvana.
    • Setting's impact on tone: The barren valley contributes to a hopeless and isolating mood.

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    Test your understanding of 'Parvana's Journey' through comprehension, vocabulary, and analytical questions. Explore key themes such as resilience, compassion, and personal growth as seen in the story. This quiz will deepen your grasp of the text and its characters.

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