Character Development in The Breadwinner

In "The Breadwinner," how does Parvana's character change from the beginning to the end of the story?

• She becomes more dependent on her family.

• She becomes more independent and resourceful.

• She becomes more fearful and withdrawn.

• She becomes more rebellious and defiant.

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Which event in "The Breadwinner" marks a significant turning point in Parvana's life?

• The arrival of her father from prison.

• The bombing of her school.

• Her decision to dress as a boy to support her family.

• Her family's move to a new city.

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How does Parvana's relationship with her sister Nooria change throughout the story?

• They become more distant as the story progresses.

• They start to understand and support each other more.

• They remain unchanged and indifferent to each other.

• They become rivals competing for their parents' attention.

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What role does Parvana's friendship with Shauzia play in the development of the plot?

• It provides comic relief in the story.

• It highlights the challenges faced by young girls in Afghanistan.

• It distracts Parvana from her responsibilities.

• It causes tension between Parvana and her family.

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Which episode in "The Breadwinner" best illustrates Parvana's courage?

• Her decision to sell items in the market.

• Her confrontation with a Taliban soldier.

• Her refusal to leave her home.

• Her argument with her mother.

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How does the plot of "The Breadwinner" resolve the conflict faced by Parvana's family?

• They are reunited with their father and leave Afghanistan.

• They find a new home in a safer part of the city.

• They receive help from international aid organizations.

• They decide to stay and fight against the Taliban.

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What is the significance of Parvana's interactions with the woman in the window?

• It shows Parvana's ability to make friends easily.

• It demonstrates the kindness and solidarity among women.

• It highlights Parvana's naivety and innocence.

• It creates a subplot that distracts from the main story.

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How does Parvana's view of her mother change throughout the story?

• She becomes more critical of her mother's decisions.

• She gains a deeper respect for her mother's strength.

• She feels increasingly alienated from her mother.

• She starts to see her mother as a rival.

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Which character in "The Breadwinner" serves as a mentor to Parvana, helping her navigate her new responsibilities?

• Her father

• Her mother

• Mrs. Weera

• Shauzia

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What does Parvana's journey throughout the story symbolize?

• The loss of innocence.

• The struggle for survival and hope.

• The inevitability of change.

• The power of friendship.

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