Of what do the kids in the refugee camp make a soccer ball?

• A. Old tires
• B. Plastic bags
• C. Newspaper
• D. Shoes

Answer: (B)

In this moment the main idea is how people survive and find joy with limited resources. The kids in the camp turn everyday materials into a game, showing creativity and resilience. They craft a soccer ball from plastic bags, twisting and tying several bags together to form a round, playable object. This choice fits the setting because plastic bags are lightweight, abundant, and easy to manipulate, so children can quickly improvise a ball without needing expensive gear.

Think about why other items aren’t as fitting here: old tires would be heavy and awkward to shape into a proper ball; newspaper by itself wouldn’t hold air or form a stable sphere; shoes are bulky and unsafe for use as a ball. Plastic bags capture the idea of resourcefulness in a crowded camp where imagination turns scarce supplies into a source of play and a sense of normalcy.