No it's not. 'Road' and 'rode' are pronounced the same; 'broad' rhymes with fraud, Maud, laud, and gnawed (and in non-rhotic accents, with sword, lord, and ward).
Kvinna = woman
En kvinna = a woman
Kvinnan = the woman
To make the definitive case of a noun (the woman), you just take the article 'en' (or 'ett') and affix it to the noun, and you remove its 'a' if the noun ends in a vowel. So instead of having 'kvinnaen', you end up having 'kvinnan'
Its wrong because the answer in English is The woman eats bread and en means a/an and that would be A woman eats bread but its asking for THE woman eats bread and the woman in Swedish is Kvinnan. Sorry if I dont make sense I'm bad at explaining things