Malala Comprehension Quiz

What motivated Malala to stand up for education despite the dangers involved?

• She wanted to become famous.

• Her father's encouragement.

• She believed education was a right for all, including girls.

• She was promised a reward.

What is the main theme of "I Am Malala Young Readers Edition"?

• The importance of family

• The power of education

• The impact of war

• Friendship and loyalty

How does Malala's relationship with her father influence her actions and beliefs?

• It makes her rebellious and defiant.

• It encourages her to pursue education and activism.

• It has no significant impact on her.

• It leads her to reject traditional values.

What inference can be made about the Taliban's view on education from the text?

• They support education for all.

• They believe education should only be for boys.

• They see education as a threat to their control.

• They encourage modern education methods.

Compare and contrast Malala's life before and after the Taliban's influence in her region.

• Before: Free to go to school; After: Banned from school

• Before: Uninterested in education; After: Passionate about learning

• Before: Lived in fear; After: Lived with freedom

• Before: No access to books; After: Access to a library

What key event marks a turning point in Malala's life?

• Winning a Nobel Peace Prize

• The opening of her school

• The attack on her by the Taliban

• Her speech at the United Nations

How does Malala's view on peace contrast with the Taliban's methods?

• Malala believes in achieving peace through education, while the Taliban use violence.

• Malala supports the use of force, while the Taliban advocate for peaceful protests.

• Both believe in the power of dialogue and negotiation.

• There is no significant difference in their approaches.

What inference can be made about Malala's character from her actions in the book?

• She is timid and fearful.

• She is determined and courageous.

• She is indifferent to the plight of others.

• She is easily influenced by others.

Identify a message conveyed through Malala's relationship with her mother.

• Education is unnecessary for women.

• Traditional roles should not be questioned.

• Support from family is crucial in overcoming challenges.

• Independence is more important than family ties.

How does the setting of the book influence Malala's story?

• It has no real impact on the events.

• The cultural and political climate shapes her activism.

• The setting is purely fictional and serves as a backdrop.

• The setting is only important in the beginning.