Malala- my Story of Standing for Girls right's chapters 5-10

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What did Malala see in the mirror when she practiced her speeches?

Back

Hundreds of people listening to her.

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What did soldiers throw at children from army helicopters?

Back

Candy toffees.

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What title was Malala elected to at the all-district assembly?

Back

Madam Speaker.

Front

Who was the public speaking champion at Khushal School?

Back

Moniba.

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What was the title of Malala's first diary entry?

Back

I am Afraid.

Front

What is the significance of Malala's speeches?

Back

They represent her advocacy for girls' education and rights.

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How did Malala's experiences shape her views on education?

Back

Her experiences highlighted the importance of education for girls in her community.

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What role did Malala's father play in her education?

Back

He encouraged her to pursue her education and speak out for girls' rights.

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What does Malala's story teach us about courage?

Back

It shows that standing up for what is right requires bravery, especially in the face of danger.

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Why is Malala considered a symbol of girls' rights?

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Her activism and resilience in advocating for girls' education have inspired many worldwide.