Questions for Thirst by Varsha Bajaj

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What is the central conflict of the novel 'Questions for Thirst'?

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Surviving in a drought ridden village.

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What lesson does Kavya learn from her adventure?

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The importance of family, the value of friendship, and the power of perseverance.

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Where does the story primarily take place?

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Mumbai.

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What does Kavya discover in the old books in her attic?

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A map.

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Who is the antagonist of the story?

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A greedy businessman.

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What is a central theme in 'Questions for Thirst'?

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The struggle for survival in harsh conditions.

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How does Kavya's character develop throughout the story?

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She learns resilience and the importance of community.

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What role does the setting play in the story?

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It highlights the challenges faced by the characters due to drought.

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What is the significance of the map Kavya finds?

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It represents hope and the possibility of change.

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How does family influence Kavya's decisions?

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Her family motivates her to persevere despite challenges.