Malala Comprehension Flashcard

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What was Malala's life like before the Taliban's influence?

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Malala was free to go to school, had access to books, and was passionate about learning.

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What was Malala's life like after the Taliban's influence?

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Malala was banned from school, lived in fear, and faced restrictions on her education.

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What can be inferred about the Taliban's view on education?

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The Taliban sees education as a threat to their control.

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What does Malala's character demonstrate through her actions?

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Malala is determined and courageous.

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How did Malala's community react to her activism?

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The community had mixed reactions, reflecting a divide in opinion on women's rights.

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How does Malala's approach to change differ from her classmates'?

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Malala addresses global audiences, while her classmates focus more on local issues.

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What does the term 'activism' mean?

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Activism refers to efforts to promote, impede, or direct social, political, economic, or environmental change.

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What is the significance of education in Malala's story?

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Education is portrayed as a fundamental right and a means of empowerment, especially for girls.

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What role does fear play in Malala's narrative?

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Fear is a significant barrier to education and freedom, but Malala overcomes it to advocate for her rights.

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What does 'courage' mean in the context of Malala's actions?

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Courage is the ability to confront fear, pain, or adversity, which Malala exemplifies in her fight for education.