12.18.2024 ELA.RI.7.1 Chapters 11-17 (Pages 135-217) I Am Malala

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What is Malala's 'duty' as described in Chapter 11 of 'I Am Malala'?

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To provide interviews with the media or news networks regarding the need for girls to have the human right to an education.

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Why did Malala pretend to be in Year 4 of school in Chapter 14?

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Because Fazlullah had removed the restriction to allow girls up to Year 4 to go back to school.

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Why did Malala's mother refuse to complain about lacking basic utilities in Chapter 11?

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Because she knew that many others were experiencing worse living conditions.

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What does Ziauddin mean by 'Don't accept good things from bad people' in Chapter 13?

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He did not want to owe anything to the Taliban.

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What was the most likely location of Fazlullah around 2009-2010 according to Chapter 16?

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People did not know his exact location, but he had not been caught and put in prison.

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What is the significance of education in Malala's life as depicted in 'I Am Malala'?

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Education is portrayed as a fundamental right and a means to empower girls and women.

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What role does the Taliban play in Malala's story?

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The Taliban represents the oppressive forces against girls' education and women's rights.

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How does Malala's family support her education?

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Her family, especially her father, encourages her to pursue education despite the dangers.

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What is the impact of Malala's activism on her community?

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Malala's activism raises awareness about the importance of education for girls and inspires others to advocate for their rights.

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What challenges does Malala face in her pursuit of education?

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Malala faces threats from the Taliban, societal norms, and restrictions on girls' education.