The Breadwinner: chapter 6

Front

What was Parvana's feeling when she first went out dressed as a boy?

Back

Scared

Front

What did Parvana think of her new appearance?

Back

She liked it

Front

What did Parvana's mother say to Parvana while saying goodnight?

Back

Go to sleep, Hussein.

Front

How did Parvana feel after completing her shopping?

Back

Proud

Front

What did Parvana buy from the grocer?

Back

Tea and rice

Front

What is the significance of Parvana dressing as a boy in the story?

Back

It symbolizes her struggle for survival and independence in a restrictive society.

Front

How does Parvana's character develop in Chapter 6?

Back

She becomes more confident and resourceful as she takes on new responsibilities.

Front

What challenges does Parvana face while shopping?

Back

She must navigate a dangerous environment and maintain her disguise.

Front

What does Parvana's mother represent in the story?

Back

She represents the traditional roles of women and the impact of war on families.

Front

How does the setting influence Parvana's actions in Chapter 6?

Back

The oppressive environment forces her to adapt and take risks for her family's survival.