The Breadwinner Final Test Review

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What is a burqa?

Back

A loose piece of clothing covering the head to toe with an opening for the eyes.

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What does Parvana have to do as soon as she gets home?

Back

Fetch water.

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What solution does Parvana's family decide for going to the market?

Back

Parvana will dress as a boy and go to the market.

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What is Mrs. Weera's secret plan?

Back

To open an all-girl school.

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What did Parvana see as they left Kabul?

Back

Mount Parvana.

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What is the significance of dressing as a boy in 'The Breadwinner'?

Back

It allows Parvana to navigate a male-dominated society and support her family.

Front

Who is Parvana?

Back

A young girl living in Afghanistan who faces challenges under Taliban rule.

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What role does family play in 'The Breadwinner'?

Back

Family is central to the story, providing support and motivation for Parvana's actions.

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What does the character of Mrs. Weera represent?

Back

Strength and resilience in the face of adversity, as she works to empower girls.

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What challenges does Parvana face in the market?

Back

She must disguise herself and navigate dangers while trying to provide for her family.