What job does Omar want to pursue when he returns to Somalia?

• A. Farmer like his dad
• B. Doctor
• C. Engineer
• D. Teacher

Answer: (A)

This question tests understanding of Omar’s stated plan for his life when he returns to Somalia. The story centers on his connection to family, place, and the work that supports them. Omar has grown up watching his father work the land and absorbing the rhythms of farm life; he sees farming as the familiar, practical path available to him and one that continues the family livelihood. Because his choice stems directly from these experiences and the context he’s in, becoming a farmer like his dad best fits what the narrative presents about his future.

The other professions—doctor, engineer, or teacher—aren’t indicated as Omar’s chosen path in the story. There’s no hint of medical training, engineering interests, or a plan to teach others shaping his return home, whereas the text emphasizes continuing the farming tradition and staying tied to the land and family work.