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🔧💨 Think Like William! – The Windmill Challenge

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Colorful team quiz about William's windmill

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Colorful team quiz about William's windmill

by Ayisha Nusreen
1

Why did William collect things like a broken bicycle, bottle caps and plastic pipes instead of buying new materials?

2

What does “a small generator that powered a headlight” tell us about William’s ability?

3

William behaved unusually for three days. How did the people and animals around him react? What does this tell us about their opinion of him?

4

Why did Geoffrey and his best friend finally ask William, “Can we help with the electric wind?”

5

Imagine William had not collected the discarded materials. What might have happened to his idea?

6

The neighbours called William “the crazy boy.” Do you agree? Give two reasons from the passage to support your answer.

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