Excerpt - I Am Malala

What event marked the final morning at school in the passage?

• The graduation ceremony

• The final exam

• The farewell assembly

• The last class

Why was there no date announced for the start of the next term?

• The Taliban was closing Malala's school.

• The announcement was postponed.

• There was a delay in planning.

• The date was not needed.

How did Malala feel about the school closing, and what was their reaction at home?

• Malala felt relieved and celebrated at home.

• Malala felt sad and cried at home.

• Malala felt indifferent and continued with their routine.

• Malala felt anxious and discussed it with family.

The closing of the girls' school had what impact on the family's income?

• Increased the family's income

• Decreased the family's income

• Had no impact on the family's income

• Caused the family to lose all income

Malala considered going to Peshawar or starting a secret school at home because:

• she wanted to explore new opportunities.

• she was seeking a safer environment for education.

• she was inspired by a friend's experience.

• she was following a family tradition.

What irony did Malala point out about the Taliban's stance on female education?

• The Taliban supports female education publicly but bans it privately.

• The Taliban educates women but only in secret.

• The Taliban allows female education but only in foreign countries.

• The Taliban wants women to be teachers and doctors, but doesn't support female education.

What was the grandmother's prayer for Malala, and what does it signify?

• The grandmother prayed for Malala's success and well-being, signifying her love and care.

• The grandmother prayed for Malala's failure, signifying her disappointment.

• The grandmother prayed for Malala's wealth, signifying her materialistic nature.

• The grandmother prayed for Malala's health, signifying her concern for physical well-being.

What did the Malala dream of doing one day?

• Becoming a famous writer

• Traveling the world

• Owning a successful business

• Becoming a professional athlete

Based on the passage, what was the fear that filled their daily lives?

• The fear of losing their jobs

• The fear of natural disasters

• The fear of war

• The fear of economic collapse

What was Malala's father's role in her education journey?

• He wanted her to focus on household duties instead.

• He actively supported and encouraged her education.

• He was indifferent to her educational pursuits.

• He discouraged her from pursuing education.