Understanding Diversity and Friendship

During break time, children plan their lunch. Nabila, Christina, and Bagus share their meals and say prayers together, each in their own way. Nabila learns about religious differences and discusses them with her mother, who explains that different religions have unique prayer practices. Nabila's mother encourages her to embrace diversity, highlighting that differences make the world beautiful. Nabila understands and appreciates her new friends' diverse backgrounds.

What does Nabila decide to do during break time?

• Go to the canteen with Andre Lim

• Eat her packed lunch

• Play outside

• Join a study group

Who joins Nabila and Christina for lunch?

• Andre Lim

• Bagus

• A new student

• Their teacher

What does Christina bring for lunch?

• Nugget and rice

• Ayam goreng and sambal

• Fried noodles

• Roti gandum with peanut butter

How do the children express gratitude before eating?

• By singing a song

• By sharing stories

• By praying

• By writing in a journal

What is the main theme of the children's prayer?

• Thanking for the food and health

• Praying for new toys

• Asking for more food

• Wishing for good weather

What does Nabila's mother explain about different ways of praying?

• They are all the same

• They are influenced by the weather

• They depend on the time of day

• They vary based on religion

What does Nabila's mother suggest about making friends with people of different religions?

• Be friends with them

• Ignore their differences

• Only talk to them in school

• Avoid them

What lesson does Nabila learn about differences?

• Differences are beautiful

• Differences are confusing

• Differences cause problems

• Differences should be ignored

What does Nabila's father say about differences?

• They should be avoided

• They are beautiful

• They make life difficult

• They are unnecessary

How does Nabila feel about her new friends by the end of the story?

• Worried

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Confused