Breadwinner Ch. 7-10 Quiz

Paraphrase the main events that occur in Chapter 7 of "The Breadwinner."

• Parvana and her family move to a new city.

• Parvana disguises herself as a boy to support her family.

• Parvana's father returns home from prison.

• Parvana starts attending school again.

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Identify the rhetorical appeal used when Parvana's mother speaks about the importance of education in Chapter 8.

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Kairos

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Explain how the use of similes in Chapter 9 contributes to the tone of the story.

• They create a humorous tone.

• They add a sense of urgency and tension.

• They make the story more romantic.

• They provide a sense of calm and peace.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Analyze how the theme of resilience is developed throughout Chapters 7-10.

• Through Parvana's determination to find food.

• Through the family's decision to leave Kabul.

• Through Parvana's friendship with Shauzia.

• Through the Taliban's strict rules.

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Explain the influence of Parvana's point of view on the reader's understanding of the events in Chapter 10.

• It makes the events seem less serious.

• It provides a child's perspective on the harsh realities.

• It makes the story more confusing.

• It adds a romantic element to the story.

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Paraphrase the conversation between Parvana and Shauzia in Chapter 8.

• They discuss their dreams of leaving Afghanistan.

• They talk about their favorite books.

• They plan a surprise party for Parvana's mother.

• They argue about who should go to the market.

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Identify the rhetorical appeal used when Parvana's father talks about the history of Afghanistan in Chapter 7.

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Kairos

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Explain how the metaphor of "a caged bird" in Chapter 9 contributes to the meaning of the text.

• It symbolizes freedom and joy.

• It represents Parvana's feeling of being trapped.

• It indicates the beauty of nature.

• It shows the importance of family.

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Analyze the development of the theme of hope in Chapters 7-10.

• Through Parvana's dreams of a better future.

• Through the family's wealth.

• Through the Taliban's promises.

• Through Parvana's dislike of school.

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Explain the influence of Shauzia's point of view on the reader's understanding of the events in Chapter 8.

• It makes the events seem more trivial.

• It provides a contrasting perspective to Parvana's.

• It makes the story more confusing.

• It adds a humorous element to the story.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking