from the Breadwinner (modified)

Front

What does Parvana's haircut symbolize in the story?

Back

New responsibilities.

Front

Why does the author describe Parvana's experience of the haircut?

Back

To show how Parvana’s changing appearance is beginning to affect her outlook.

Front

What is a central theme of 'The Breadwinner'?

Back

It can be difficult to have courage in the face of challenges.

Front

What is Parvana's main concern about pretending to be a boy?

Back

She is afraid that she will be recognized.

Front

Why does Mother say, 'Go to sleep, my son' at the end of the story?

Back

She misses Hossain and confuses Ali with him.

Front

What does the character of Parvana represent in the story?

Back

The resilience and strength of girls in difficult circumstances.

Front

How does Parvana's role change throughout the story?

Back

She transitions from a girl to taking on responsibilities typically held by boys.

Front

What does the haircut signify about Parvana's character development?

Back

It marks her transition into a more responsible and mature individual.

Front

What role does family play in Parvana's life?

Back

Family provides support and motivation for her actions and decisions.

Front

How does the setting influence the events in 'The Breadwinner'?

Back

The setting in a war-torn Afghanistan shapes the challenges Parvana faces.