Winds of Hope

Which sentence from the story proves William wants to help others.

• He added a storage battery with homemade switches and a circuit breaker.

• A month later he found enough wire to reach from the windmill to his house.

• Shoppers, traders and farmers could see William's windmill from the local market.

• William is dedicated to bringing wind and solar powered electricity and water pumps to impoverished villages.

How did William think the windmill could help his family?

• The windmill would create wind and help the clothes dry faster.

• The windmill could power light bulbs and help them pump water if another drought came.

• He would be able to see people in town from the top of the windmill.

• His family could charge other families money to use the electricity.

What is the main theme of the story 'Winds of Hope'?

• Perseverance and innovation

• Love and friendship

• Betrayal and revenge

• Mystery and suspense

Which character in 'Winds of Hope' is most associated with innovation?

• William

• John

• Sarah

• Emily

What does the windmill symbolize in 'Winds of Hope'?

• Destruction

• Hope and progress

• Fear

• Isolation

In 'Winds of Hope', what motivates William to build the windmill?

• To impress his friends

• To help his family and community

• To win a competition

• To destroy his enemies

Which sentence from 'Winds of Hope' best illustrates the theme of perseverance?

• William gave up after the first failure.

• William tried again and again until he succeeded.

• William was afraid to start the project.

• William ignored everyone's advice.

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Winds of Hope' to describe the windmill?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

How does the author of 'Winds of Hope' create suspense in the story?

• By revealing the ending at the beginning

• By using cliffhangers and foreshadowing

• By focusing on character development

• By using complex vocabulary

What is the primary conflict in 'Winds of Hope'?

• Man vs. Nature

• Man vs. Society

• Man vs. Self

• Man vs. Technology