The Bread Winner

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What is the theme of 'The Bread Winner'?

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If you are willing to change, good things may happen.

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Why do Sarah and Daddy have different reactions to the offer of the table?

Back

Sarah does not mind if people see her through the windows working, but Daddy does not want people to see him.

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Which word from paragraph 11 supports the idea of being outnumbered?

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outnumbered

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What does the narrator’s point of view reveal about Sarah?

Back

She is confident and willing to take a risk with the business.

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What evidence supports Sarah's confidence in taking the table?

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‘Please, Daddy,’ Sarah cried, ‘let’s take the table. Besides, the front of the store looks bare, and when the shop is open we can use the table as a counter.’ (paragraph 10)

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What does the term 'theme' mean in literature?

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The central idea or message conveyed in a story.

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What is a character's point of view?

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The perspective from which the story is told, revealing their thoughts and feelings.

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What does it mean to take a risk?

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To do something that involves uncertainty or potential loss.

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How can hard work lead to success?

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By putting in effort and dedication, individuals can achieve their goals and overcome challenges.

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What is the significance of a blue ribbon in a competition?

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It often symbolizes achievement and excellence in a contest.