The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Chapters 9-11

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Why did William not go to school when all of the other students returned?

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His family did not have the money to pay the fees for school.

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Why does the fact that William is a boy make it feel worse that he cannot attend school?

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An education is a boy’s only opportunity to escape poverty here.

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How did William's windmill project influence the younger generation in his village as described in Chapter 10?

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It sparked an interest in science and technology among the youth.

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In the beginning of Chapter 9, with what did Gilbert offer to help William?

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The independent study that would keep William’s brain from becoming soft.

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How did the book Using Energy change William’s life?

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This is the book where William learned about the power of windmills.

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What is the significance of education in William's life?

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Education is crucial for escaping poverty and improving one's future.

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What role does community play in William's story?

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The community supports and influences William's projects and aspirations.

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How does William's background affect his ambitions?

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William's struggles with poverty motivate him to innovate and seek solutions.

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What is the main theme of Chapters 9-11?

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The importance of perseverance and innovation in overcoming challenges.

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How does William's invention impact his family?

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It provides them with electricity and improves their quality of life.