Reading & Writing

Describe the orientation, complication, and resolution of the passage in 3–5 sentences using your own words.

How does the author use Sita’s experiences to deliver the story’s message? Do you think the events are realistic enough to convince readers about the power of renewable energy? Explain why or why not.

The solar panel in this story is more than just a technology. What does it symbolize for the village and for Sita herself? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

Choose one important event in the story. Explain how it helps deliver the message about renewable energy and social change.

What is the central message of the story? How does the story show that renewable energy can bring more than just electricity?

Continue the story. Imagine that five years later, Sita started a new project in another village. Write a short narrative text (at least 7–10 sentences) describing what happened, using narrative structure (orientation – complication – resolution) and past tense.