The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind Chapters 2-3 Flashcard

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What was a significant source of entertainment for William?

Back

Listening to the radio.

Front

What was a common challenge faced by students in Malawi?

Back

Insufficient school supplies and materials.

Front

What was a primary reason for food scarcity in William's village?

Back

Frequent droughts.

Front

What was the primary material William used to build his windmill?

Back

Metal scraps.

Front

What is the setting of the story?

Back

Rural village.

Front

Define 'drought'.

Back

A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.

Front

What role does education play in William's life?

Back

Education is crucial for William as it provides him with knowledge and skills to innovate and solve problems.

Front

Explain the significance of the windmill in the story.

Back

The windmill symbolizes innovation and resilience, representing William's determination to improve his community's living conditions.

Front

What challenges did William face while building the windmill?

Back

William faced challenges such as lack of resources, knowledge, and support from the community.

Front

Describe the impact of climate on agriculture in Malawi.

Back

Climate affects agricultural productivity; frequent droughts can lead to crop failures and food scarcity.