What is the first thing Omar does every morning?

• A. He washes his face
• B. He fetches water
• C. He looks for his goat
• D. He reads a book

Answer: (B)

Understanding Omar's morning routine and why fetching water comes first in his day is what this item tests. In the story, life in the refugee camp centers on reliable access to water, so Omar immediately heads to the water source with a container and brings it back for the family. That early action sets the rhythm for the day and shows his responsibility and the practical demands of daily life in difficult circumstances. Because water is needed for drinking, cooking, and cleaning, the first task being to secure it highlights what his days are built around—meeting basic needs for those around him. The other activities—washing his face, looking for his goat, or reading a book—either come later or don’t align with the priority shown at dawn, making fetch water the best description of how Omar starts his mornings.