Malala :My story ofstanding up for girls' rights

How was Ziauddin Yousafsai different from other men in his family ?

• He wanted Malala to live freely.

• He celebrated the birth of Malala by inscribing her name in bright blue ink in the family tree.

• He advocated for girls' rights to education.

• All of the above,

Where was Malala treated after she was fatally shot at by the Talibans on 9th Oct, 2012 ?

• AIIMS, New Delhi

• Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, England

• NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, NYC

• London Bridge Hospital, England.

How old was Malala when she started writing the anonymous blog/diary under BBC?

• 11

• 14

• 12

• 10

Malala Yousafzai belonged to a)______ ethnic group and lived in b)_______.

• a) Hazaras

  b) Afghanistan

• a) Pashtun

  b) Afghanistan

• a) Pashtun

  b) Swat Valley , Pakistan

• a) Tajiks

  b) Swat Valley, Pakistan

Which of these adjectives describe Malala?

• Brave

• Relentless

• Resilient

• All of the above

"I knew I was the apple of my father's eye." --Malala.

What do you mean by 'apple of one's eye.' ?

• a favourite

• someone who you cannot tolerate

• one who you like to look at

• an enemy

Malala Yousafzai won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 because of

• Her fight to save the geriatric population of Pakistan

• Her indomitable fight for girls' education.

• Her fight for clean water and sanition for girl children

• Her fight to save street children

The book : Malala - My Story of standing up for girls' rights is a/an

• Fictional story

• Autobiography

• Biography

• Science Fiction

Which of these is a famous quote by Malala?

• "A woman with a voice is a strong woman."

• “Education is one thing no one can take away from you.”

• “Women, like men, must be educated with a view to action, or their studies cannot be called education.”

• "One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world."

Which of the options is not correct about Talibans ?

• They are an Islamic fundamentalist , political military organization.

• They are a progressive section of the Muslim community.

• They vehemently oppose women's education and freedom.

• They have been systematically destroying non-islamic artistic relics.