Exploring Chapter 14 of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

What significant event occurs in Chapter 14?

• A pivotal confrontation occurs between the main characters.

• A character reveals a secret from their past.

• A new character is introduced to the story.

• The main characters go on a journey together.

How does William's understanding of wind energy evolve in this chapter?

• William thinks wind energy is too expensive to implement.

• William's understanding of wind energy evolves from a basic awareness to a deeper appreciation of its benefits and challenges.

• William believes wind energy is only a temporary solution.

• William remains indifferent to the concept of wind energy.

What challenges does William face while working on his project in Chapter 14?

• William has too much time to complete his project.

• William receives unlimited funding for his project.

• William faces limited resources, technical difficulties, and pressure from peers.

• William is praised by his peers for his work.

Which characters play a crucial role in supporting William during this chapter?

• William's teachers

• William's pets

• William's friends and family

• William's classmates

What materials does William use to create his windmill in Chapter 14?

• Cardboard, string, aluminum

• Metal sheets, rubber tires, glass

• Wood, bicycle frame, plastic

• Concrete blocks, fabric, wood chips

How does the community react to William's project in this chapter?

• The community fully supports William's project from the start.

• The community reacts with skepticism initially but gradually shows support as William demonstrates the project's benefits.

• The community is indifferent and shows no interest in the project.

• The community actively opposes William's project without any discussion.

What key lesson does William learn about perseverance in Chapter 14?

• Perseverance is crucial for overcoming challenges and achieving success.

• Challenges are best avoided to ensure comfort.

• Success comes from luck, not effort.

• Perseverance is overrated and leads to failure.

How does the author illustrate the theme of innovation in this chapter?

• The author emphasizes the importance of maintaining existing technologies.

• The author describes characters who resist change and uphold traditions.

• The author illustrates innovation through characters who create new technologies and challenge traditional norms.

• The author focuses on historical events rather than innovation.

What role does education play in William's journey in Chapter 14?

• Education plays a crucial role in empowering William and shaping his future.

• Education hinders William's progress and opportunities.

• Education has no impact on William's journey.

• William's journey is solely based on luck and chance.

What emotions does William experience as he progresses with his windmill project in this chapter?

• joy, contentment, indifference

• William experiences excitement, hope, frustration, despair, and determination.

• relaxation, boredom, satisfaction

• anger, confusion, apathy