The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - Chapters 1-2

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Where does William live?

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William lives in Malawi.

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What machine did the boy make in the prologue?

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The boy made a windmill.

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Why was William afraid of the sing'anga in Chapter 1?

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William was afraid of the sing'anga because he had eaten some bubblegum.

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What was different about William's dad's beliefs?

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William's dad did not believe in magic, but believed in God.

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What is the significance of the windmill in the story?

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The windmill represents innovation and the ability to harness natural resources for practical use.

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What challenges did William face in his community?

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William faced challenges such as poverty, lack of resources, and skepticism from others.

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How does William's curiosity drive the story?

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William's curiosity leads him to explore science and engineering, ultimately helping him create the windmill.

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What role does education play in William's journey?

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Education is crucial for William as it provides him with the knowledge needed to build the windmill.

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How does the theme of perseverance manifest in the story?

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Perseverance is shown through William's determination to overcome obstacles and achieve his goals despite setbacks.

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What impact does the windmill have on William's village?

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The windmill has a positive impact by providing electricity and improving the quality of life in the village.