I Am Malala Quotes

What does this tell us about Malala's family?

• Their families were too poor to arrange a marriage, and Malala's father was not very attractive.

• They don't always follow the traditions of their culture, and they are a loving family.

• Malala's father wanted to marry an educated woman, and Malala's mother was very pious.

• Malala had a large family, and her parents had known each other all their lives.

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Which of the following best describes Malala's relationship to her father?

• She often rebels against his demands.

• Malala's father encourages her education, and she both admires and loves him deeply.

• Malala forces her father to respect her.

• Malala is often angry at her father for making her into an independent girl.

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Which of the following best describes Malala's relationship to her father?

• She often rebels against his demands.

• Malala's father encourages her education, and she both admires and loves him deeply.

• Malala forces her father to respect her.

• Malala is often angry at her father for making her into an independent girl.

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What is the main theme of 'I Am Malala'?

• The importance of education for girls.

• The power of wealth and status.

• The significance of traditional values.

• The role of technology in modern education.

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In 'I Am Malala', what does Malala say about the power of the pen?

• It is weaker than the sword.

• It can change the world.

• It is only useful for educated people.

• It is a tool for propaganda.

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Which literary device is frequently used in 'I Am Malala'?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Alliteration

• Hyperbole

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CCSS.RL.5.5

CCSS.RL.6.3

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What does Malala's story primarily highlight?

• Her family's wealth.

• Her struggle for education.

• Her political ambitions.

• Her love for sports.

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How does Malala describe her homeland in 'I Am Malala'?

• A place of constant war.

• A beautiful valley with rich culture.

• A desert with no resources.

• A city full of skyscrapers.

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What role does Malala's mother play in her life according to 'I Am Malala'?

• She discourages Malala from speaking out.

• She is indifferent to Malala's education.

• She supports Malala's dreams and ambitions.

• She forces Malala to follow traditional roles.

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What event led to Malala becoming an international symbol for girls' education?

• Winning a Nobel Prize.

• Being attacked by the Taliban.

• Publishing her first book.

• Graduating from college.

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