The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Chapters 9-11

Front

What is the significance of education for children in Malawi?

Back

Education is the only opportunity for a child to escape poverty.

Front

How did the crowd react when William's windmill worked?

Back

They were excited and curious.

Front

What does the term 'misala' mean when people called William this?

Back

It means 'crazy'.

Front

Why couldn't William go to school when other students returned?

Back

His family didn't have money to pay the school fees.

Front

How did William feel when his parents bought him school supplies?

Back

He felt calm and excited that his parents could afford to send him back to school.

Front

What challenges did William face in pursuing his education?

Back

Financial difficulties and family responsibilities.

Front

What role does curiosity play in William's story?

Back

Curiosity drives innovation and problem-solving, as seen when the crowd was curious about the windmill.

Front

How does the community's perception of William change throughout the story?

Back

Initially seen as 'misala', he gains respect as he demonstrates ingenuity.

Front

What does the windmill symbolize in the story?

Back

The windmill symbolizes hope, innovation, and the power of education.

Front

How does William's family support his education despite financial struggles?

Back

They prioritize spending on school supplies and encourage his learning.