The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind Ch. 5

Front

What challenges does Geoffrey face in balancing school and farm chores?

Back

Geoffrey is overwhelmed with school responsibilities, which prevents him from completing his farm chores.

Front

What does Mister Mangochi's action of buying and returning furniture suggest about his character?

Back

It suggests that Mister Mangochi is kind and generous.

Front

Why is William surprised by the consumption of 'gaga'?

Back

William is surprised because 'gaga' is typically considered food for chickens and pigs, not for people.

Front

What was the fate of the emergency maize intended for the community?

Back

The emergency maize was sold by corrupt government officials who absconded with the money.

Front

What emotion does not cause people in line for food to push?

Back

Happiness does not cause the people in line to push.

Front

What is the significance of the title 'The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind'?

Back

The title signifies William's innovative spirit and determination to find solutions to his community's problems.

Front

How does Geoffrey's situation reflect the broader challenges faced by students in rural areas?

Back

Geoffrey's struggle illustrates the difficulties of managing education and agricultural responsibilities in rural settings.

Front

What can be inferred about the community's trust in the government based on the emergency maize incident?

Back

The incident suggests a lack of trust in the government due to corruption and mismanagement.

Front

What role does food play in the community's social dynamics as seen in the line for food?

Back

Food serves as a critical resource that can create tension and urgency among community members, especially in times of scarcity.

Front

What does the term 'gaga' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

In the story, 'gaga' refers to a type of food that is typically considered lowly or unfit for human consumption.