CLEAN: TV keeps camp refugees up to date on clashes

The NASA family fled their home due to clashes and now reside in a school at a refugee camp. While children play, adults anxiously watch TV for news about their home and business, which are in a heavily bombarded area. Despite the uncertainty, they support the Lebanese army's efforts to restore peace. The family is determined to rebuild and return home, even if it means living in a tent. They find life in the ruins preferable to staying in the school, showing resilience and hope for the future.

What are the NASA family concerned about while staying in the refugee camp?

• The availability of food and water

• The safety of their relatives

• The fate of their home and business

• The education of their children

How does the NASA family feel about the Lebanese army's actions?

• They oppose the actions

• They are indifferent

• They support the actions

• They are unaware of the actions

What is the NASA family's attitude towards rebuilding their lives?

• They are hesitant to rebuild

• They are determined to start from scratch

• They want to wait for government aid

• They plan to move to another country

What is the NASA family's ultimate hope despite the challenges they face?

• To find a new home in the camp

• To relocate to a different country

• To return to their original home

• To start a new business in the camp

How do the NASA family view their future in the ruins of their home compared to the refugee camp?

• They believe it's better than the camp

• They are undecided about their future

• They prefer the refugee camp

• They see it as equally challenging