Understanding Chapter 6 of The Breadwinner

In Chapter 6 of "The Breadwinner," what evidence from the text supports the idea that Parvana is determined to help her family?

• Parvana decides to stay at home and avoid trouble.

• Parvana cuts her hair to disguise herself as a boy.

• Parvana refuses to leave the house.

• Parvana spends her time playing with her siblings.

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CCSS.RL.6.1

How does Parvana's character change throughout Chapter 6 as the plot unfolds?

• She becomes more fearful and withdrawn.

• She becomes more confident and resourceful.

• She becomes more dependent on her mother.

• She becomes more rebellious and defiant.

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CCSS.RL.6.3

What inference can be made about Parvana's feelings towards her new role in Chapter 6?

• She is excited and eager to take on the challenge.

• She is reluctant but understands the necessity.

• She is indifferent and uninterested.

• She is angry and resentful about the situation.

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CCSS.RL.6.1

Describe how the plot of Chapter 6 unfolds in "The Breadwinner" and how it affects Parvana's family.

• The family decides to leave Kabul for safety.

• Parvana takes on the role of breadwinner, changing the family dynamics.

• The family receives unexpected help from a neighbor.

• Parvana's father returns home, resolving their problems.

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CCSS.RL.6.3

What textual evidence in Chapter 6 suggests that Parvana is nervous about her new responsibilities?

• She eagerly talks about her plans with her siblings.

• She hesitates and questions her ability to succeed.

• She confidently makes a list of tasks to accomplish.

• She laughs and jokes about her new role.

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CCSS.RL.6.1

How does Parvana's decision to disguise herself as a boy impact the plot development in Chapter 6?

• It leads to a conflict with her mother.

• It allows her to move freely and support her family.

• It causes her to be caught by the authorities.

• It results in her being sent away from home.

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What can be inferred about the challenges Parvana faces in Chapter 6 from the text?

• She finds it easy to adapt to her new role.

• She struggles with the fear of being discovered.

• She is supported by everyone she meets.

• She is indifferent to the risks involved.

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CCSS.RL.6.1

In Chapter 6, how does Parvana's relationship with her family change as the plot progresses?

• She becomes more distant from her siblings.

• She becomes a source of strength and hope for her family.

• She becomes more reliant on her mother.

• She becomes isolated and withdrawn.

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What evidence from Chapter 6 indicates that Parvana is aware of the risks involved in her new role?

• She dismisses her mother's concerns as unnecessary.

• She carefully plans her actions to avoid detection.

• She ignores the potential dangers and acts recklessly.

• She openly discusses her plans with strangers.

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How does the resolution of Chapter 6 set the stage for future events in "The Breadwinner"?

• It concludes with Parvana deciding to return to school.

• It establishes Parvana's new role and the challenges she will face.

• It ends with the family planning to leave the country.

• It resolves all of the family's problems.

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