Chapter 2 The boy Who Harnessed the Wind

Front

What challenges did William's family face after the death of Uncle John?

Back

It became difficult to run the farm without him.

Front

Why were William's sisters happy about Uncle Socrates' family moving in?

Back

They would have 7 sisters to play with.

Front

How did William feel about having more girls in the house?

Back

He did not care much for more girls in the house.

Front

What was Khamba's reaction when he saw William?

Back

Khamba was happy to see William and wanted to follow him.

Front

What were William's initial thoughts about Khamba?

Back

He acted like he wanted nothing to do with Khamba.

Front

What is the significance of family support in times of difficulty as shown in the story?

Back

Family support is crucial for overcoming challenges and maintaining stability.

Front

How does the arrival of Uncle Socrates' family change the dynamics in William's household?

Back

It introduces more children and alters the responsibilities and interactions within the family.

Front

What role does Khamba play in William's life?

Back

Khamba serves as a companion and represents loyalty and friendship.

Front

How does the story illustrate the theme of resilience?

Back

The characters adapt to their new circumstances and find ways to cope with loss.

Front

What does William's attitude towards chores reveal about his character?

Back

It shows his desire for independence and reluctance to share responsibilities.