HE NAMED ME MALALA (BBC TEENS)

HE NAMED ME MALALA (BBC TEENS)

Match the vocabulary with the correct definition.

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a bullet

• to defend

• more powerful than

• a small metal object that is shot from a gun

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to stand up to

• more powerful than

• not having things that are necessary

• to defend

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intensive care

• a section of a hospital for people who are very seriously ill or injured and need special medical care

• make an arrangement with someone to go somewhere

• a small metal object that is shot from a gun

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daring

• brave enough to do dangerous things

• not having things that are necessary

• make an arrangement with someone to go somewhere

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to ask someone on a date

• make an arrangement with someone to go somewhere

• to defend

• more powerful than

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mightier

• a section of a hospital for people who are very seriously ill or injured and need special medical care

• make an arrangement with someone to go somewhere

• more powerful than

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to forgive

• a small metal object that is shot from a gun

• brave enough to do dangerous things

• to not blame or be angry with someone

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deprived

• not having things that are necessary

• make an arrangement with someone to go somewhere

• to defend

Choose the best answer to these questions. 

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Malala was shot in the head because ...

• she suggested that girls should go to school.

• she suggested that girls and boys should go to the same school.

• she suggested that girls shouldn't go to school.

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Malala's younger brother thinks she is ...

• still a little bit young.

• still a little bit pretty.

• still a little bit naughty.

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Malala believes that if she had an ordinary mother and father she would be ...

• married with two children at seventeen.

• going to school with other children.

• single with two children.

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Malala believes ..

• that women are less powerful than men.

• that women are more powerful than men.

• that men are more powerful than women.

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Malala's younger brother likes ...

• Roger Federer's clothes.

• Roger Federer's haircut.

• Roger Federer's tennis racket.

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When Malala thinks of home, she thinks of ...

• clean streets, the ocean and her friends.

• dirty streets, the ocean and her friends.

• dirty streets, the river and her friends.

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Malala's father named her after ...

• a girl that was shot in the head.

• a girl who spoke out and was killed.

• a girl who was a little bit naughty.

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Malala believes that ...

• one child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.

• one girl, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.

• one child, one parent, one book and one pen can change the world.