Exploring Chapter 4 of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

What significant event occurs in Chapter 4 that impacts William's understanding of wind energy?

• William learns about the history of wind energy in his town.

• William discovers a new type of renewable energy source.

• William builds a solar panel instead of a windmill.

• William learns about harnessing wind energy through his experiments with a windmill.

How does William's relationship with his father evolve in this chapter?

• William's relationship with his father remains unchanged throughout the chapter.

• William's relationship with his father becomes more distant and cold.

• William's relationship with his father deteriorates into conflict.

• William's relationship with his father evolves from resentment to understanding.

What materials does William gather to create his windmill in Chapter 4?

• Glass jars, fabric scraps, and rubber bands

• Wood, bicycle parts, and scrap metal

• Concrete blocks, electrical wires, and wood shavings

• Plastic bottles, old tires, and cardboard

Describe the challenges William faces while trying to build the windmill.

• William faces challenges such as resource scarcity, opposition from others, harsh weather, and his inexperience.

• William is an experienced engineer with no challenges at all.

• The weather is always perfect for building the windmill.

• William has unlimited resources and support from the community.

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

• Education has no impact on William's journey.

• Education is a minor detail in William's story.

• Education hinders William's progress in this chapter.

• Education is a crucial catalyst for William's growth and development.

How does the community react to William's ideas about harnessing wind energy?

• The community reacts with skepticism but gradually shows support as they understand the benefits.

• The community fully embraces William's ideas from the start.

• The community actively opposes William's ideas without discussion.

• The community is indifferent and shows no interest in wind energy.

What is the importance of the bicycle in Chapter 4?

• The bicycle represents freedom and independence.

• The bicycle is a tool for competition and racing.

• The bicycle serves as a mode of transportation for work.

• The bicycle symbolizes wealth and status.

How does William's curiosity drive the narrative in this chapter?

• William's curiosity leads to conflict and tension.

• William's curiosity is irrelevant to the plot.

• William's curiosity drives the narrative by prompting exploration and discovery.

• William's curiosity causes other characters to ignore him.

What lessons does William learn from his experiments with wind energy?

• William learns to ignore scientific principles.

• William learns perseverance, creativity in problem-solving, and the importance of understanding physics and engineering.

• William discovers that wind energy is ineffective.

• William realizes that teamwork is unnecessary for innovation.

In what ways does Chapter 4 highlight the theme of perseverance?

• The chapter focuses on the protagonist's failure to achieve their goals.

• Perseverance is illustrated through the antagonist's success.

• Chapter 4 highlights perseverance through the protagonist's determination to overcome obstacles and the support from friends.

• The theme of perseverance is not present in Chapter 4.