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Knowledge of rules makes girls safer. In exams connect rights awareness with protection.

Cause based support is needed to improve attendance. In exams remember supportive retention strategy.

A career corner helps girls in future planning. In exams connect career guidance with empowerment.

Material is useful only when it gives learning opportunity. In exams connect resource use with quality education.

Self-expression activities such as discussions, storytelling, art and drama help girls express their feelings, ideas and experiences safely. They build confidence, communication skills and participation in decision-making, so option B is correct. Option C treats these activities as mere entertainment, whereas their main purpose is personality and communication development. Exam tip: link self-expression with confidence and effective communication.

Visitor verification is an important part of residential safety. In exams connect documentation and security.

Transition guidance helps continue further education. In exams remember transition support.

Such activities increase democratic participation and confidence. In exams remember leadership development.

An emergency plan is necessary in a residential campus. In exams connect disaster preparedness with safety.

Career awareness connects education with livelihood. In exams remember school to work readiness.

Problem records help action and accountability. In exams remember grievance documentation.

Peer support can ease adjustment in residential life. In exams remember peer learning and support.

A health problem can affect learning. In exams connect health screening with academic support.

Hygiene inspection protects health and dignity. In exams remember hostel quality monitoring.

Dropout tracking means identifying when a student stops attending or leaves school, recording the situation, and trying to understand the reasons. A girl may leave because of financial pressure, family responsibilities, safety concerns, health problems, migration, learning difficulties, or other barriers. Tracking should not be used mainly to blame or punish her. Instead, the information can guide contact with the student and family, counselling, academic help, financial or welfare support, safety action, and re-enrolment where possible.

Option C is correct because it links tracking with understanding causes, re-enrolment, and support. The other options concern school colour, punishment, or reducing food and have no valid connection with retention. Effective tracking is part of a prevention and response strategy: schools notice warning signs, act early, and follow up. It should also protect privacy and treat the girl respectfully. Thus, the educational goal is to reduce avoidable dropout and help students continue learning.

Study space supports learning continuity. In exams connect learning environment with quality education.

A girl's voice helps understand her needs. In exams connect participation with empowerment.

Life skills support holistic development. In exams check both textbook learning and life skills.

Transport records help safety during outside movement. In exams remember mobility documentation.

Alumni role models can increase career and education motivation. In exams remember mentorship support.