Malala's Nobel Speech Vocabulary

Imagine you're at a debate competition. Anika, Harper, and Benjamin are discussing the term 'advocacy' as mentioned in Malala's Nobel speech. Can you help them define it?

• Promoting a cause or idea, especially through private actions

• Supporting a cause or idea, especially through public speaking or writing

• Ignoring a cause or idea, especially through public speaking or writing

• Opposing a cause or idea through silence

Zoe, Sophia, and Lily are having a debate about the 'Noble Peace Prize' mentioned in Malala's Nobel speech. Can you help them understand what it signifies?

• The 'Noble Peace Prize' signifies a reward for violence and conflict.

• The 'Noble Peace Prize' signifies a reward for promoting and holding peace congresses.

• The 'Noble Peace Prize' signifies a reward for political dominance.

• The 'Noble Peace Prize' signifies a reward for economic prosperity.

Elijah, Maya, and Anika are discussing Malala's Nobel speech in their class. They are puzzled about the term 'refugee'. Can you help them understand what 'refugee' means in the context of Malala's speech?

• A 'refugee' is a person who voluntarily leaves his or her country to find safety.

• A 'refugee' is a person who is forced to leave his or her country to find safety.

• A 'refugee' is a person who stays in his or her country despite the dangers.

• A 'refugee' is a person who is deprived of the necessities of life.

Imagine William, Aiden, and Abigail are having a debate about Malala's Nobel speech. William says, 'How does Malala define 'Islam' in her speech?'

• Aiden argues, 'Islam' is a religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed which stresses belief in multiple gods.

• Abigail counters, 'Islam' is a religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed which stresses belief in one god (Allah), Paradise and Hell, and a body of law written in the Quran.

• William suggests, 'Islam' is a religion that promotes violence and conflict.

• Aiden disagrees, 'Islam' is a religion that disregards the concept of Paradise and Hell.

Imagine Abigail, Evelyn, and Oliver are in a debate club. Who among them would be speaking out to bring about social or political change?

• The activist

• The musician

• The puppeteer

• The model

Imagine Avery, Anika, and Mia are playing a game of 'Keep Away'. If Avery has the ball and Anika takes it away, what did Anika do to Avery?

• She gave Avery something he wanted

• She took something away from Avery

• She shared something with Avery

• She ignored Avery's needs

Imagine Benjamin, Evelyn, and Noah are competing in the Olympic Games. This grand event ________________ athletes like them to do their best. What does it do?

• inspires

• marine

• focus

• magnify

Imagine you're in a history class with Maya, Priya, and Aria. Your teacher asks, 'Who can tell me about Joan of Arc?'

• Maya raises her hand and says, 'She was an Aztec leader.'

• Priya jumps in and says, 'She was a peasant girl who led France to victory against England.'

• Aria, thinking hard, suggests, 'Wasn't she a WW2 leader who fought against samurais?'

Grace, Anika, and Aria are having a friendly debate. They are discussing about the tribe or people group that Malala belongs to. Can you help them settle this debate?

• Pashtun

• Urdu

• Afghanistan

• Haram

Samuel, Rohan, and Benjamin are having a friendly debate. They are trying to remember to whom the Quran was revealed. Can you help them out?

• Prophet Isa

• Prophet Mohammad

• Prophet Nuh

• Allah