The Girl Who Asked Why

 Q.1. What is the story about? Who are the characters in the story?

The story is about a girl who faced gender inequality. There are many characters in the story but the main character of the story is the girl. Other character are the King, her parents, and many scholars.

 many scholars.

Q.2. What is the point of view of the girl's parents.

The girl's parents think that girls should know about cooking, taking care of the family and then getting married off.

Q.3. Why did the academy send the girl to the conference?

The academy sent the girl to the conference because the King had invited the brightest scholar of the academy and she was the brightest star of her academy.

Q.4. Why did the King invite scholars and philosophers from all over the world?

The King invited the brightest scholars and philosophers from all over the world to compile all the knowledge in the universe into books.

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