The Breadwinner Chapter 1-2

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How does Parvana feel about her sister Nooria?

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Parvana feels angry and jealous towards her sister Nooria.

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What is Parvana's usual activity in the marketplace?

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Parvana usually sits next to her father in the marketplace.

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What can we infer about the Taliban's reason for taking Father to prison?

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The Taliban took Father to prison because they know he is educated and do not trust him.

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Why does Parvana attack the soldiers?

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Parvana attacks the soldiers to prevent them from discovering her father's hidden English books.

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How can Parvana's home be described?

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Parvana's home can be described as small and clean.

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What does the term 'Taliban' refer to in the context of The Breadwinner?

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The Taliban refers to a militant group that enforced strict laws and regulations in Afghanistan.

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

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Education is significant in Parvana's life as it represents hope, freedom, and the ability to think critically.

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How does the setting of Afghanistan impact the characters in The Breadwinner?

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The setting of Afghanistan, under Taliban rule, creates challenges and dangers for the characters, affecting their daily lives and choices.

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What role does family play in Parvana's life?

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Family plays a crucial role in Parvana's life, providing support, love, and motivation to endure hardships.

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What does Parvana's relationship with her father reveal about her character?

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Parvana's relationship with her father reveals her loyalty, bravery, and desire to protect her family.