CHAPTER 8 - The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

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What does 'Twenty Days' signify for William and his family?

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It signifies twenty days until crops are ready for harvest time.

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What is the title of Chapter 8?

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The title of Chapter 8 is 'Twenty Days'.

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Was William's family able to eat a full meal again after harvesting their maize?

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Yes, they were able to eat a full meal again.

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What is Kwashiorkor?

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Kwashiorkor is a side effect of malnutrition and starvation that causes body parts to bloat.

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What do Malawians call 'corn on the cob'?

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Malawians call it 'Dowe'.

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What is the main crop that William's family relies on for food?

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The main crop is maize.

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What challenges did William's family face during the drought?

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They faced food shortages and malnutrition.

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How does William's innovation help his family?

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William's innovation helps his family by providing a way to harness wind energy for irrigation.

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What is the significance of the windmill in the story?

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The windmill symbolizes hope and innovation in overcoming adversity.

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What role does community play in William's story?

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The community plays a role in supporting each other during difficult times.