The Breadwinner Chapters 8-15

Why is Nooria going to Mazar-e-Sharif?

• She is going to get married.

• She is going on vacation.

• She is visiting family.

• She is attending a conference.

Why is Homa's story scary for Parvana?

• Parvana's family was travelling to Mazar-e-Sharif where Homa was from.

• Homa's family was lost in the mountains.

• Homa had a terrifying dream about Parvana.

• Parvana had heard rumors about Homa's village.

How does the theme of family manifest in 'The Breadwinner'?

• Family is a source of strength and motivation for Parvana.

• Family is portrayed as a burden that hinders personal growth.

• Family relationships are depicted as irrelevant to the main plot.

• Family members are shown to be antagonistic towards each other.

What role does Mrs. Weera play in Parvana's life?

• She is a supportive figure who helps Parvana and her family.

• She is a strict teacher who punishes Parvana.

• She is a distant relative who rarely visits.

• She is a neighbor who often criticizes Parvana.

What does Parvana's journey symbolize in the story?

• The struggle for survival and the search for family.

• The pursuit of wealth and power.

• The importance of education and knowledge.

• The quest for adventure and excitement.

What are Mrs. Weera and Mother creating in secret?

• A magazine.

• A book.

• A website.

• A newspaper.

How does Parvana's character develop throughout the story?

• She becomes more resilient and resourceful.

• She becomes more dependent on others.

• She loses her sense of identity.

• She becomes less confident in her abilities.

What lesson does Parvana learn about courage?

• Courage is the absence of fear.

• Courage is the ability to avoid danger.

• Courage is not the absence of fear, but the determination to act despite it.

• Courage is only for the brave.

What is the impact of war on children's lives as depicted in the book?

• War enhances their childhood experiences.

• War disrupts their childhood and forces them into adult responsibilities.

• War has no significant impact on children.

• War provides children with opportunities for growth.

What is Parvana's plan at the end of the novel?

• Stay in Kabul and continue her work

• Leave with Father to find the rest of her family.

• Join a group of rebels

• Return to her old life in the village