I Am Malala

What allusion did Malala make in Chapter 11?

• The Garden of Eden

• The Stone Age

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• I Have a Dream

By using the allusion, what was Malala saying?

• She was living in the Ice Age.

• She felt like she was not living in modern times.

• She was in paradise.

• She felt like a slave.

What did Malala do for the BBC?

• took up a collection

• petitioned for education

• wrote a diary

• gave a powerful speech

Why was Malala's classmate unable to help the man from the BBC with this project?

• He would not allow girls to assist him.

• The Taliban threatened her.

• She was afraid and her father said she could not participate.

• The internet was shut off by the Taliban.

In working with the BBC, Malala had one goal. It was to...

• let the world know the Fazlullah was attempting to shut down girls' schools in Pakistan.

• become famous

• show women they did not have to do as men told them

• bring dishonor on her family

Malala used the name Gul Makai, which means "cornflower" because___.

• She loved the name.

• She needed to protect her true identity when working with the BBC.

• It was name given to her by her grandparents.

• To keep the Taliban from finding out she was a girl

Who gave accidentally gave away Malala's secret identity?

• Her mother

• Her brother

• Her father

• Her friend

Unlike the Taliban, Malala felt no need to cover her face because...

• She had done nothing wrong.

• She was proud of her identity.

• She had nothing to hide.

• All of the above

Malala's family chose to remain in Swat Valley because...

• they did not have the money to leave

• the wanted to remain with their family

• it was their home, and they would stand by her in times of trouble

• the roads were closed, and they could not get through

The lesson Malala learned form watching Ugle Betty was...

• Women in the U.S. are not pretty.

• Women in the U. S. were not completely equal.

• Women in the U. S. still had to cook and clean.

• Women in the U. S. had few personal freedoms.