What happened to Baba's orphanage in Kabul?

• A. It was destroyed, with many children inside.
• B. It remained intact.
• C. It moved to another city.
• D. It was converted into a museum.

Answer: (C)

The key idea being tested is how Baba’s humanitarian work persists despite Kabul’s upheaval. In the story, the orphanage isn’t simply shut down or destroyed; it continues to operate by moving to a different city, allowing the work to carry on in a safer place. This reflects themes of resilience and adaptation in the face of conflict. The other scenarios aren’t supported by the text, which portrays the organization as continuing its mission somewhere else rather than staying put, being destroyed, or becoming a museum.