Which of the following was offered to Omar by Salan to help him attend school?

• A. A trip to the market
• B. Fetch water for the school once a week
• C. A scholarship
• D. A bicycle

Answer: (B)

Understanding how community support in difficult settings helps kids go to school is being tested here. In Omar’s story, accessing education isn’t just about the classroom; it relies on the whole community pitching in to keep essentials running. Salan offering to fetch water for the school once a week is a concrete, practical way to support the school’s operations. Water is essential for drinking, cleaning, and daily school activities, so having someone handle that task helps the school run smoothly and reduces a burden that could otherwise keep Omar from attending. This kind of help directly lowers a barrier to education in the camp, making it the strongest fit for enabling Omar to go to school.

Choosing other options doesn’t fit as well because they don’t reflect the specific type of support described. A trip to the market isn’t about enabling attendance, a scholarship would provide financial aid but isn’t what Salan offered, and a bicycle would help with travel but isn’t the described barrier in this scenario.