Exploring Chapter 13 of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

What significant event occurs in Chapter 13 that impacts William's project?

• A severe storm damages the windmill.

• William receives a grant for his project.

• The villagers celebrate the completion of the windmill.

• A new team member joins to help with the windmill.

How does William's understanding of wind energy evolve in this chapter?

• William remains indifferent to the concept of wind energy.

• William's understanding of wind energy evolves from a basic awareness to a deeper appreciation of its benefits and challenges.

• William thinks wind energy is too expensive to implement.

• William believes wind energy is only a temporary solution.

What challenges does William face while working on his windmill in Chapter 13?

• William easily builds the windmill without any physical effort.

• William has unlimited resources and support from the community.

• William receives expert guidance from a local engineer.

• William faces challenges such as limited resources, technical knowledge requirements, physical labor demands, and community skepticism.

Which materials does William use to construct his windmill in this chapter?

• Paper and cardboard

• Concrete and bricks

• Wood, metal scraps, and a bicycle

• Plastic and glass

How do William's friends and family react to his windmill project in Chapter 13?

• His friends are indifferent and show no interest in the project.

• They all enthusiastically support him from the start.

• His family is completely against the idea and discourages him.

• William's friends and family are initially skeptical but gradually begin to support him as he makes progress.

What role does education play in William's journey as depicted in this chapter?

• Education hinders William's progress by creating unnecessary obstacles.

• Education is irrelevant to the challenges William faces in this chapter.

• Education plays a crucial role in William's journey by empowering him to overcome challenges and pursue his aspirations.

• Education has no impact on William's journey and aspirations.

Describe a key moment in Chapter 13 that highlights William's determination.

• William works tirelessly on the windmill despite setbacks, showcasing his unwavering commitment.

• William receives help from others and does not work alone.

• William gives up on the windmill after the first failure.

• William decides to focus on farming instead of the windmill.

What is the significance of the title 'The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind' in relation to Chapter 13?

• The title indicates a focus on traditional farming methods.

• The title emphasizes the importance of friendship in the story.

• The title refers to a historical event in Chapter 13.

• The title signifies innovation and resilience in overcoming challenges.

How does the community's perception of William change throughout this chapter?

• The community's perception of William remains unchanged throughout the chapter.

• The community's perception of William shifts from admiration to disdain.

• The community's perception of William changes from suspicion to appreciation.

• The community grows increasingly suspicious of William as the chapter progresses.

What lessons can be learned from William's experiences in Chapter 13?

• The importance of wealth and status

• Resilience, the value of friendship, and learning from mistakes.

• Avoiding challenges at all costs

• Trusting strangers blindly