Malala Review Chapters 2-5

What is Eid? (Chapter 2)

• A day of celebration when a baby boy is born.

• A day of celebration to mark the END of fasting during Ramadan

• A day of celebration to mark the BEGINNING of fasting during Ramadan

• A day of celebration when a baby girl is born.

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Choose the best three reasons why was life for the women in the mountains difficult. (Chapter 2)

• There were no proper shops, hospitals, female doctors, clean water, etc.

• They had to hid their faces whenever they left home.

• They had to put on a huge feast when people visited.

• Most were illiterate (couldn't read)

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Why weren't many daughters valued members of their families? (Chapter 2)

• because they need to cook and clean for the family.

• because they need to cover themselves in veils.

• because most were illiterate (couldn't read)

• because they will be married off at a young age to live with their husband's family.

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Why weren't the children by the dump in school? (chapter 3)

• They had to support their families by selling what they found.

• School was too expensive for them.

• They didn't have parents to enroll them in school

• They were all females, and most females don't go to school.

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"The whole country was in shock for a long time after the earthquake. We were vulnerable. Which made it that much easier for someone with bad intentions to use a nations fear for his gain." (Chapter 3; page 31)

Do these words help foreshadow events to come? Do they build up the suspense of the scene?

• these words help foreshadow events to come

• these words build up the suspense of the scene

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What happened when Malala’s father started opening his school to poor children? (Chapter 3)

• Poor parents couldn't afford to keep their children in the school.

• Rich parents helped out and donated money.

• Poor parents took their children out of the school.

• Rich parents took their children out of the school.

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What was the problem with the rescue workers from TNSM (religious group)? (chapter 4)

• They helped clear and rebuild destroyed villages.

• They led prayers and buried bodies.

• They took in many of the eleven thousand orphaned children.

• They preached that if they did not follow the Islamic Law, more punishment from God would come.

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What is a Mufti? (Chapter 5)

• An Islamic Scholar

• A sexist man

• A religious leader

• A Taliban leader

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What was the mufti's problem with Malala's father's school? (chapter 5)

• That his niece attended the school

• The school was overcrowded with girls.

• He thinks teenage girls should be going to purdah, not school.

• That is was in un-Islamic school.

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What is PURDAH?

• A word that means "cat" or "kitten"

• The segregation of women, who wear the veil

• The segregation of men from women

• A religious Islamic ceremony

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