Parv Ana's Journey and Emotions

Nuria decides to move to Mazar-e-Sharif to continue her education, as the Taliban's presence in Kabul limits her opportunities. Her family plans to accompany her for the wedding, but Parv Ana resists leaving Kabul. Eventually, the family departs, leaving Parv Ana behind to maintain her secret identity. Parv Ana adjusts to life in Kabul, finding independence and reflecting on her circumstances.

Why does Nuria want to move to Mazar-e-Sharif?

• To escape the Taliban and continue her education

• To find a new job opportunity

• To visit her relatives

• To start a new business

What is Nuria's plan for her education in Mazar?

• To study online

• To become a doctor

• To attend a local school and university

• To learn a new language

How does Parv Ana feel about the family's plan to go to Mazar?

• Indifferent to the plan

• Eager to meet new people

• Upset about leaving Kabul

• Excited to travel

Why is Parv Ana ultimately left in Kabul?

• She is too young to travel

• She wants to stay with her friends

• She has to take care of the house

• Her appearance is difficult to explain

What do Parv Ana and Sho Xia discuss?

• Their favorite foods

• Their favorite books

• Their dissatisfaction with their current lives

• Their plans for the future

What gift does Parv Ana buy for Nuria?

• A dress

• A pen in a beaded case

• A pair of shoes

• A book

How does Parv Ana feel after her family leaves for Mazar?

• Relieved to have more free time

• Lonely and missing her family

• Worried about their safety

• Excited to be independent

What does Parv Ana do during her free time?

• Watches movies

• Reads her father's books

• Learns to cook

• Practices a new language

Where does Parv Ana take shelter during the rainstorm?

• A nearby school

• A local shop

• A bombed-out building

• A friend's house