Malala Yousafzai Review

The author most likely wrote this book to -

• provide information about countries in the Middle East

• describe the life of a young girl attacked by the Taliban

• persuade the readers to visit Pakistan

Malala spoke out against the Taliban because they -

• prohibited girls from going to school

• attacked countries for money

• forced girls to attend specific schools

What was the theme of the book?

• Some people work more than others

• No one knows what to expect in the future

• Always stand up for what you think is right

Which statement describes one of Malala's BIGGEST achievements?

• She was shot in the head by the Taliban.

• She was the youngest person to ever win the Nobel Peace Prize

• She attended school

Malala believes it is important for girls to -

• get married and have children

• be educated just like the boys

• keep their thoughts to themselves

Based on the text, which two adjectives could best be used to describe Malala Yousafzai?

• creative and artistic

• angry and stubborn

• determined and brave

• thoughtful and shy

Malala's first opportunity to share her views with the world came when:

• She was asked to write a blog for the BBC

• She accepted the award she was given in 2011

• After she was shot by the Taliban

Which of the following correctly explains the effect of the attack on Malala?

• Malala decided not to go to school anymore.

• Many people began supporting Malala in her fight for girls education.

• Malala continued going to school in Pakistan

Malala was born in:

• Iraq

• China

• India

• Pakistan

Because of her injuries, Malala had to be transported to a hospital in:

• The United States

• England

• Germany

• Mexico