The Boy who harnessed the Wind Ch. 14

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What happens when the windmill is moved away from the mango tree?

Back

The speed of the blades and the voltage doubled.

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What does the word 'eloquent' mean in the context of speaking?

Back

Fluent, powerful, persuasive, articulate.

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What does William mean by 'Where others see garbage, I see opportunity'?

Back

He knew everyday materials could be used to make things that were useful and could benefit their situation.

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Why does William refer to himself as a 'madman'?

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Because everyone kept saying he was crazy while he was making the windmill.

Front

What does the word 'riot' mean in the context of the excitement in the schoolyard?

Back

An uproar in the crowd.

Front

What is the main theme of Chapter 14 in 'The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind'?

Back

Innovation and resourcefulness in overcoming challenges.

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What does it mean to harness the wind?

Back

To capture wind energy and convert it into usable power.

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Why is William's command of language described as 'large and powerful'?

Back

It indicates his ability to express complex ideas clearly and effectively.

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What role does creativity play in William's inventions?

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Creativity allows him to see potential in everyday materials and solve problems.

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How does the community react to William's windmill?

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They are initially skeptical but later excited and supportive.