What did Gretel find in her hair?

• A. Dandruff
• B. Lice
• C. Sand
• D. Hair gel

Answer: (B)

This question tests paying attention to a specific, real moment that reveals something about the characters’ world. In the story, Gretel notices a problem in her hair—lice. This detail isn’t about a dramatic plot twist; it’s a small, concrete clue that shows how cramped living conditions and the harsh environment around the camp affect everyday life, even for children.

Why this is the best choice: lice is a memorable, narrative-specific detail that the text actually mentions, illustrating the discomfort and rough hygiene realities the siblings face after moving to the new setting. The other options—dandruff, sand, or hair gel—don’t fit the scene or the era, and they aren’t presented as notable moments in the story.