I Am Malala Chapter 4

When Malala speaks to the BBC reporter her "diary," it is compared to the diary of another girl in another place and time. Who was that girl?

• Michelle Obama

• Abigail Adams

• Anne Frank

• Lucy van Pelt

Most girls in school with Malala wanted to be...

• mothers.

• doctors.

• lawyers.

• teachers.

What ethnic group do Malala and her family belong to? 

• Islamic

• Pashtun

• Sikhism

• Shia

What effect did the Taliban’s presence have on Malala’s community?

• The Taliban's presence restricted education and created a climate of fear in Malala's community.

• The Taliban promoted a sense of safety and security in Malala's community.

• The Taliban's presence had no impact on Malala's community.

• The Taliban improved educational opportunities in Malala's community.

What was the initial reaction of many people in Swat to the Radio Mullah’s broadcasts?

• Many people were hostile and opposed.

• Many people were captivated and supportive.

• Most people were indifferent and uninterested.

• The broadcasts were largely ignored by the community.

Why did Malala’s father oppose the views of the Radio Mullah?

• He supported the Radio Mullah's teachings.

• Malala's father opposed the Radio Mullah's extremist views.

• He believed in strict adherence to religious laws.

• He thought education was unnecessary for girls.

What was the main focus of Chapter 4 in 'I Am Malala'?

• Malala's early childhood

• The rise of the Taliban

• Malala's school life

• Malala's family background

In Chapter 4, how did Malala describe her feelings towards education?

• Indifferent

• Passionate

• Fearful

• Uninterested

What significant event in Malala's life is highlighted in Chapter 4?

• Her birth

• Her first day at school

• Her speech at the UN

• Her father's activism

Which social issue is prominently discussed in Chapter 4 of 'I Am Malala'?

• Gender equality

• Environmental issues

• Economic disparity

• Healthcare access