Malala

How does Malala's story challenge traditional norms regarding gender?

• It suggests that girls should conform to societal expectations.

• It emphasizes the importance of girls' education and empowerment.

• It shows that girls should remain silent.

• It indicates that activism is dangerous for women.

What significant action did Malala take in 2007 that highlighted her commitment to education?

• She organized a protest against the Taliban

• She started a blog advocating for girls' education.

• She founded a school for girls in her village.

• She began her campaign for education and stood for her rights.

What is a common expectation of a 'good girl' in patriarchal societies?

• To be outspoken and assertive

• To challenge traditional gender roles.

• To be very quiet, humble, and submissive.

• To pursue education and career ambitions.

What does Malala's father do that is unusual in a patriarchal society?

• He discourages her from pursuing education.

• He encourages her education and empowerment.

• He insists she follow traditional gender roles.

• He does not allow her to speak in public.

What lesson did Malala's family learn from her during difficult times?

• To accept their circumstances without question.

• To prioritize traditional values over education.

• To be resilient in the most difficult times

• To avoid confrontation with authorities.