The Breadwinner Review Chapter 1-7

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What happened to Parvana and her mother when they went to the prison to look for father?

Back

They were beaten by the guards.

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Who is Malali?

Back

She was a young girl who led the Afghan troops against the British.

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Why was Parvana's father taken by the Taliban?

Back

He was educated in England.

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What made Parvana finally agree to pretend to be a boy?

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She realized it was her choice, and that made it easier to agree.

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What did the family have to do to water before drinking it?

Back

They had to boil it.

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What is the significance of education in 'The Breadwinner'?

Back

Education is portrayed as a valuable asset that can lead to danger under oppressive regimes.

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How does Parvana's family cope with the loss of her father?

Back

They adapt by taking on new roles and responsibilities to survive.

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What role does gender play in Parvana's story?

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Gender roles are restrictive, forcing Parvana to disguise herself as a boy to provide for her family.

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What does the character of Nooria represent in the story?

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Nooria represents the struggles of older siblings and the pressure of family expectations.

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How does the setting of Afghanistan influence the story?

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The setting highlights the challenges faced by families under Taliban rule.