Lesson 3: 9 Young People Who Changed the World

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What does it mean to be 'indigenous'?

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To be indigenous means to be native to a certain area or place.

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What is the significance of Beatrice Vio in the context of overcoming challenges?

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Beatrice Vio is known for using prostheses after losing her four limbs, showcasing resilience and determination.

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What does 'correspond' mean in the context of communication?

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To correspond with someone means to exchange letters to communicate.

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How can differing viewpoints affect friendships?

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Having different viewpoints does not prevent friendships; friends can have diverse opinions and still maintain their relationship.

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What is the role of women like Malala in society?

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Women like Malala run successful foundations and companies, contributing to social change and empowerment.

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Define 'viewpoint' in the context of personal perspectives.

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A viewpoint is a particular attitude or way of considering a matter.

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What are prostheses and why are they important?

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Prostheses are artificial devices that replace missing limbs, allowing individuals to regain mobility and independence.

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Explain the concept of resilience as demonstrated by young leaders.

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Resilience is the ability to recover from setbacks and challenges, often seen in young leaders who overcome adversity.

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What is the impact of successful foundations run by young people?

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Successful foundations run by young people can lead to significant social change, addressing issues like education, health, and equality.

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How does cultural identity relate to being indigenous?

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Cultural identity is often closely tied to being indigenous, as it encompasses the traditions, languages, and practices of native populations.