From where does Fatuma get extra porridge to offer Omar?

• A. From her own plate.
• B. From Omar's plate.
• C. From a shared pot.
• D. From a neighbor's plate.

Answer: (A)

Sharing what you have when someone is hungry is the idea here. Fatuma notices Omar is hungry and offers him more by taking it from her own plate. She has some extra on her own portion, and choosing to give it to him shows care and solidarity in a time of scarce resources. This keeps the help within her own share and demonstrates personal generosity, rather than taking from Omar's plate, drawing from a shared pot, or taking from a neighbor. The scene highlights that helping someone can mean giving from what you personally hold, even when resources are tight.