Chapter 2 Analysis BWHTW

Front

What challenges does William face after Uncle John's passing?

Back

William struggles to adapt to his new responsibilities and feelings of loneliness.

Front

What event directly leads to William and Geoffrey taking more responsibility on the farm?

Back

Uncle John dying of Tuberculosis.

Front

What is an anecdote?

Back

A short and interesting, sometimes funny, story; may include rich description and dialogue.

Front

How does the author develop William's character through his interactions with Khamba?

Back

By illustrating William's growth and maturity as he learns to care for Khamba.

Front

What is a central idea in the excerpt from pages 20 to 23?

Back

William and his friends play lots of the same games as other kids.

Front

Define 'responsibility' in the context of family dynamics.

Back

Responsibility refers to the duties and obligations that family members take on, especially in times of need.

Front

What is the significance of inheritance in the story?

Back

Inheritance can change family dynamics and responsibilities, but in this case, it does not alleviate the struggles faced by the family.

Front

How does the author use dialogue to enhance the story?

Back

Dialogue reveals character relationships and emotions, making the story more engaging.

Front

What role does Khamba play in William's life?

Back

Khamba becomes a source of happiness and companionship for William during difficult times.

Front

Explain the impact of Uncle John's death on the family.

Back

Uncle John's death leads to increased responsibilities for William and Geoffrey, affecting their lives significantly.