🔧💨 Think Like William! – The Windmill Challenge

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Colorful team quiz about William's windmill

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Ayisha Nusreen

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🔧💨 Think Like William! – The Windmill Challenge


Froggy Jumps 🔧💨 Think Like William! – The Windmill ChallengeVersion en ligne Colorful team quiz about William's windmill par Ayisha Nusreen 1 Why did William collect things like a broken bicycle, bottle caps and plastic pipes instead of buying new materials? a He didn’t know how to buy materials. b He preferred old things for fun. c He wanted to reuse discarded materials and be resourceful. 2 What does “a small generator that powered a headlight” tell us about William’s ability? a It shows he is inventive and practical, turning ideas into working parts. b He likes reading manuals only. c He dreams big but never builds. 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? a They were puzzled and curious; they saw him as unusual but worth watching. b They all hated his ideas. c They ignored him completely. 4 Why did Geoffrey and his best friend finally ask William, “Can we help with the electric wind?” a They saw potential in his idea and wanted to support him. b They were forced by parents to join. c They wanted to steal his idea. 5 Imagine William had not collected the discarded materials. What might have happened to his idea? a The windmill idea might never have been built or powered a headlight. b He would have built a windmill anyway using new materials. c He would have finished a different invention instead. 6 The neighbours called William “the crazy boy.” Do you agree? Give two reasons from the passage to support your answer. a Yes, because he persisted with the idea despite scepticism; he used scrap materials to build something useful. b No, because neighbours always support new ideas. c No, because he was merely lucky.

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🔧💨 Think Like William! – The Windmill ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Ayisha Nusreen

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

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

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?

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

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

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