I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education

How does the author organize information in the section “Malala’s Words”?

• A. Events are presented in chronological order (the order in which they happened).

• B. Two things are compared and contrasted.

• C. A place is described in detail.

• D. A problem is presented, followed by solutions

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Which sentence best summarizes the section “Voices of Their Own”?

• Malala was flown to a hospital in the U.K.

• Kid protesters carried signs that read “I Am Malala.”

• As Malala recovered in the U.K., people in Pakistan and around the globe spoke out against what happened to her.

• Malala’s family joined her in the U.K.

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The photo of children holding up pictures of Malala best supports which idea from the article?

• Worldwide, out-of-school rates are higher for older children than younger children.

• The U.S. has strict schooling laws

• The Swat Valley is a beautiful place

• People around the world responded to the Taliban’s attack on Malala with anger and support for Malala.

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Check all the statements below that are TRUE based on the article:

• In 2007, the Taliban began seizing control of the SWAT Valley (Pg. 7)

• Despite the Taliban's order, Malala's father decided to close his school. (Pg. 7)

• In May 2009, the Pakistan army launched a full scale attack against the Taliban. (Page 8)

• Malala was flown to a hospital in Birmingham in the U.K. that specializes in traumatic brain injuries. (Page 9)

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The section “What Could She Do?” helps readers understand....

• A. how the Taliban’s takeover affected life in the Swat Valley

• B. what the Swat Valley looks like.

• C. why Malala’s father chose to keep his school open.

• D. how Malala felt about the Taliban.

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Consider the subtitle of the article: “The inspiring true story of Malala Yousafzai’s crusade for girls’ education.” Context clues reveal crusade means

• a prize or reward.

• unfair treatment.

• something misplaced or lost.

• a major effort to change something.

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Which words and phrases help you identify the text structure you chose in Question 3?

• Swat; Pakistani army; refugees;Taliban

• BBC; New York Times; talk show

• courage; hope; peace

• In May 2009; by August; After that; In 2011; In 2012

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This past June Malala graduated from Oxford University in the U.K. with degrees in ___________________, _____________________ and _______________________.

Choose all that are correct.

• Politics

• Economics

• Philosophy

• Education

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What was the most interesting or shocking part of the article in your opinion? Please type at least 3 sentences. Do not stress about spelling! :)

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What was the compromise reached between the mufti and Malala's father in "The First Direct Threat"?

• Malala would no longer go to school.

• The girls would use a different gate from the men when entering the school.

• The school would be shut down as long as Malala's father was not hurt.

• The mufti would take over as teacher at Malala's father's school.

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