Malala Ch.24 & 25 Review

Where did Malala wake up after being shot? (Ch 24)

• Swat Valley

• Birmingham, Alabama

• Birmingham, England

• Pakistan

What was Malala's first concern when she woke up? (Ch. 24)

• Why people were speaking English

• Why she was seeing in double

• The beeping of the machines

• Where her father was

What did the doctors tell Malala? (Ch. 24)

• "Something bad happened to you. . . but you're safe now."

• "You've been shot. . . but you're safe now."

• "You're parents are coming . . . do not cry."

• "You've been shot in the forehead. . . but we are helping you."

What color did Malala say the teddy bear was in chapter 24?

• Blue

• White

• Green

• Pink

How was Malala communicating at first in Chapter 24?

• She was pointing to letters of the alphabet to spell out words.

• She was speaking to the Muslim chaplain.

• She traced letters on her hand to spell words.

• She was praying and hoping they would hear her prayers.

Malala became obsessed with worrying about her father and . . .

(ch. 25)

• who shot her.

• if her school was still standing.

• her brothers.

• how they would pay for all this.

How did Malala's dad sound on the phone?

(ch. 25)

• loud and bright

• sad and worried

• anxious and nervous

• cheerful and funny

Why did the doctor tell Malala not to cry on the phone with her father? (Ch. 25)

• Because it would hurt her injuries.

• Because he didn't want her family to worry.

• Because the phone call was expensive to make.

• Because he hated seeing people cry.

How will Malala pay for her hospital treatment? (Ch. 25)

• Malala's family is raising money

• The Pakistani Government will pay

• The US Government will pay

• People who heard started a GoFundMe page

". . . the bright lights in my room were excruciating, like hot white daggers to my eyes. . . " (ch. 25, pg. 139)

Define excruciating.

• extremely large

• extremely calming

• extremely bright

• extremely painful