Pavana's Challenges and Support System

Pavana navigates the marketplace alone, facing challenges due to societal norms. She encounters a Talib, leading to a tense confrontation. Mrs. Weer, a family friend, helps Pavana and her family at home, providing support and guidance. Pavana takes on responsibilities like fetching water, reflecting on her family's situation and future.

Why was Pavana in the marketplace without her father?

• Her father was at home.

• Her father was ill.

• Her father was arrested.

• Her father was traveling.

What did Pavana do to avoid trouble while buying bread?

• She wore a burqa.

• She covered her face with a chador.

• She asked a man to buy it for her.

• She went inside the shop.

What was the Talib's reaction to Pavana's attire?

• He confronted her angrily.

• He complimented her.

• He offered to help her.

• He ignored her.

How did Pavana escape from the Talib?

• She disguised herself.

• She called for help.

• She ran away quickly.

• She hid in a shop.

Who did Pavana meet after escaping the Talib?

• Her mother.

• A shopkeeper.

• Her sister.

• Mrs. Weer.

What did Mrs. Weer offer to do for Pavana's family?

• Clean the house.

• Help with a magazine.

• Buy groceries.

• Cook dinner.

How did Mrs. Weer help at Pavana's home?

• She cooked a meal.

• She cleaned the house.

• She repaired the roof.

• She took charge of household tasks.

What task did Pavana undertake to help her family?

• Buying groceries.

• Cleaning the house.

• Fetching water.

• Cooking dinner.

Why did Noria scold Pavana?

• For losing money.

• For not buying enough food.

• For drinking unboiled water.

• For being late.

What did Mrs. Weer and her granddaughter do at night?

• They cleaned the house.

• They cooked dinner.

• They stayed the night.

• They left for home.