Malala's Message on Education

Why does Malala introduce herself as “one girl among many”?

• To emphasize that she is unique

• To show she is speaking on behalf of others

• To highlight her personal achievements

• To make her speech more emotional

Why does Malala avoid focusing on her past in her speech?

• She wants to emphasize hope for the future

• She does not remember what happened

• She is afraid to talk about it

• She thinks her past is unimportant

What does Malala mean when she says, "The pen is mightier than the sword"?

• Books are heavier than weapons

• Writing and education have more power than violence

• People should use pens as weapons

• Weapons are more effective than education

What does Malala believe about tolerance?

• It means accepting all people regardless of their background

• It means allowing only certain groups to have rights

• It means ignoring injustice in society

• It means agreeing with everyone’s opinions

Why do extremists fear education, according to Malala?

• Education exposes their weaknesses and challenges their power

• Education is not important to their beliefs

• They want children to become activists

• They prefer violence over knowledge

What does the word activists refer to in Malala’s speech?

• People who take action to bring change

• People who ignore social issues

• People who follow rules without questioning them

• People who stay silent in the face of problems

What does Malala believe leads to prosperity?

• Hard work and war

• Education and equal opportunities

• Strict government control

• Ignoring the problems in society

What is an example of injustice mentioned in Malala’s speech?

• Allowing all children to study

• Preventing girls from receiving an education

• Making education compulsory for all children

• Providing free schools to everyone

Why should education be compulsory according to Malala?

• So children can get high-paying jobs

• To stop people from thinking critically

• Because education is a human right

• To reduce the number of schools

How does illiteracy affect people, as mentioned in Malala’s speech?

• It prevents them from making informed decisions

• It helps them get better jobs

• It makes them more powerful in society

• It increases their chances of success