Malala Ch.22

What does the description of Malala’s actions in paragraph 3 reveal about her character?

• Malala is focused solely on receiving more awards and recognition.

• Malala is indifferent to the struggles of others and wants to enjoy her success.

• Malala is unsure about how to use her awards and wealth to help others.

• Malala selflessly wants to help all children gain access to education.

How does Malala's personality influence the plot of I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up for Education and Changed the World?

• Her shy and quiet nature keeps her from leading, so others speak out for girls’ education instead.

• Her courage and determination push her to speak up, leading to danger and worldwide attention.

• Her need for public praise drives her to take risks, causing tension at home and at her school.

• Her lack of interest in school and politics helps her stay safe but limits her role in real change.

What can the reader infer about the Taliban in Swat Valley?

• They are perceived as all-knowing and vengeful.

• They are perceived as weak causing individuals to feel safer.

• They are perceived as absent, but extremely powerful.

• They are perceived as protectors over Swat valley.

What is most likely the reason the author includes the interaction between Malala and her father in paragraphs 5 through 7?

• To show that Malala’s father is not afraid of the Taliban and is willing to take risks.

• To highlight the emotional impact of violence on Malala’s father and the fear he feels.

• To emphasize how Malala’s father tries to keep the family isolated from political matters.

• To demonstrate that Malala’s father believes violence will soon end in Swat Valley.

Malala’s decision to start an education foundation reveals her understanding of helping others as:

• She believes in empowering others through education.

• She wants to become famous.

• She prefers working alone.

• She thinks education is not important.