Malala Ch 3

1. How did The school when Malala's father looked more like when He went to school?

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2. What did Malala's father think about that lack of education produced?

• He thought it was good for every body to decide if they wanted to go or not to the school. If students didn't want to go it was good for people to work in the camp.

• He thought school was bad, because it made people to think, and those people could give troubles.

• He thought school was good, but there were not good enough teachers, so it was better not to go to school.

• He thought it was the root of all Pakistan’s problems. Ignorance allowed politicians to fool people and bad administrators to be re-elected.

3. If Malala's father had won a college place at "Jehanzeb" why He couldn't go first, and then why did He finally go?

• Because he couldn't pay for a place to stay there, so He went to a bank in order to ask a loan (money) and He paid it later.

• He couldn't go because his father didn't let him go to college, he preferred him to stay home and help with the buffalos.

• Because he couldn't pay for a place to stay there, but this aunt "Jajai" and her husband "Pacha" invited him to stay in their house.

• He couldn't go first, becasue he got sick, but finally he recovered.

4. After he worked as an English teacher in a well-known private college, what did he do, and why?

• He became the director of that school.

• He opened his own school because the salary was not enough, and he wanted to get married.

• He went to live to Saudi Arabia and studied Arabic.

• He became a politician and wanted to be the Prime minister.

5. When Malala's father told his partner of the school "Hidayatullah" he was going back to his village for a few days, what did he really do, and why?

• He went to Turkey to open a new English school.

• He went to visit his father because he was sick.

• He got married, but he didn't say, because he didn't have the money for a big wedding for several days.

• He went to prepare a 3 days wedding.

6. When Malala was born, after a difficult economic situation, was his father disappointed, because it was another girl?

• Yes, he had lost many things with the floods in his school, so he was very sad when he saw Malala.

• No, he said he looked into her eyes and was delighted.

• Just a little at the beginning, but when his wife talked with him, he changed his mind.

• No, he thought it was good to have girls for cleaning the school and serve in all the house chores. He thought girls were like slaves.