I am Malala Part Two Exam #1

What does the word “charismatic” mean?

• Having a dull personality that repels others.
• Being physically attractive without any charm.
• Possessing a strong dislike for social interactions.
• Having a compelling charm or appeal that attracts and influences others.

The word “ideology” most closely means:

• a system of ideas and ideals
• a method of scientific analysis
• a political party platform
• a historical document

What is “extremism”?

• Extremism is a moderate viewpoint that seeks compromise.
• Extremism refers to a peaceful approach to conflict resolution.
• Extremism is the belief in following traditional norms strictly.
• Extremism is the belief in and support for ideas that are far outside the norm, often leading to radical actions.

The word “repression” refers to:

• A method of enhancing memory retention.
• A form of emotional expression.
• The act of keeping someone under control by force

• A technique for improving mental clarity.

A “fatwa” is best described as:

• A type of Islamic prayer.
• A historical text in Islam.
• A form of religious celebration.
• An edict or ruling issued by a religious authority

How did the Radio Mullah broadcast his messages?

• Using printed flyers.
• Through television broadcasts.
• Via social media platforms.
• Through a small radio station.

What was one of the key messages the Radio Mullah promoted?

• Promotion of strict Islamic law (Sharia) and rejection of Western influences.
• Encouragement of women's rights and freedoms.
• Advocacy for Western education and culture.
• Promotion of secular governance and democracy.

What was the initial reaction of many people in Swat to the Radio Mullah’s broadcasts?

• Many people were hostile and opposed.
• Many people were captivated and supportive.
• Most people were indifferent and uninterested.
• The broadcasts were largely ignored by the community.

Why did Malala’s father oppose the views of the Radio Mullah?

• He supported the Radio Mullah's teachings.
• Malala's father opposed the Radio Mullah's extremist views.
• He believed in strict adherence to religious laws.
• He thought education was unnecessary for girls.

How did the Taliban begin to impact education in Swat?

• The Taliban imposed restrictions on education, closing schools and banning co-education in Swat.
• Schools flourished under Taliban rule, with increased enrollment.
• The Taliban promoted education for all children in Swat.
• The Taliban encouraged co-education and modern teaching methods in Swat.