Which of the following questions is NOT mentioned in the story as something people should ask "why" about?
Why is there extreme poverty?
Why do we need to eat fish and animals, not plants?
Why is there a huge income inequality in the world?
Why do women not have the same freedom as men?
What makes the author angry in the story?
People asking questions
Traveling around the world
Cutting fish for cooking
Blindly following tradition
In South Africa, what did the woman fight against in high school?
Homework assignments
School dress code
The hairstyle she liked
Racial discrimination
In Sri Lanka, what unusual material did they use to make paper?
Recycled newspapers
Wood from trees
Real poop from an animal
Real animal fur
What's the setting of the story?
The setting of the story is a home kitchen.
What is the main message the author is trying to convey in the story?
Water should be more expensive.
People should ask "why" and seek better solutions.
Fish should never be cooked with the head and tail intact.
It's important to blindly follow traditions.
How did South Korea express their opinion in the story?
Made an island for trash
They used candles to protest peacefully.
Put water everywhere in the capital city
made paper with poop of animals
What is the reason the great-grandmother gives for cutting the tail and head of the fish before cooking it?
She learned it from her grandmother.
Her frying pan was too small fifty years ago.
It makes the fish taste better.
It's a tradition in their family.
In Armenia, what did they do to make water more accessible?
Made an island for trash
used candles to give voice of protest
Put water everywhere in the capital city
made paper with poop of animals