Educational Journey and Impact in Afghanistan

The narrator shares her journey from attending a secret school under Taliban rule to becoming a global advocate for girls' education. Her family's unwavering support played a crucial role in her success, despite the risks involved. She highlights the importance of male support in Afghan society and expresses hope for the future of girls' education in Afghanistan.

What event marked a turning point in the narrator's childhood, allowing her to attend a real school?

• The opening of a new school in her village

• Her family moving to another country

• A new government policy

• The fall of the Taliban

How did the narrator and her sister manage to attend school during the Taliban regime?

• They were homeschooled by their parents

• They attended a public school secretly

• They moved to a neighboring country for education

• They dressed as boys to escort each other

What was the narrator's grandfather's stance on education?

• He thought education was unnecessary

• He insisted on educating his daughter despite societal norms

• He was indifferent to education

• He believed only sons should be educated

What did the narrator's father believe was the greatest risk?

• Educating his children

• Not educating his children

• Moving to another country

• Investing in a business

What achievement does the narrator highlight about her educational journey?

• Graduating from Midbury College

• Becoming a teacher

• Graduating from high school

• Starting a business

What role does the narrator hold in a global campaign?

• Global Ambassador for 10times 10

• Director of Education in Afghanistan

• UNICEF Ambassador

• Head of a local NGO

What is the name of the school the narrator co-founded?

• Sola

• Hope Academy

• Afghan Girls Academy

• Kabul School for Girls

What does the narrator emphasize about the role of fathers in Afghan society?

• Fathers recognize their daughters' success as their own

• Fathers prioritize sons over daughters

• Fathers often oppose their daughters' education

• Fathers are indifferent to their daughters' education

What is the narrator's vision for Afghanistan's future?

• A country with limited educational opportunities

• A country of hope and boundless possibilities

• A country focused on economic growth

• A country with strict educational policies

What change does the narrator observe in the number of girls attending school in Afghanistan?

• An increase to over 3 million girls attending school

• No change in the number of girls attending school

• A decrease in the number of girls attending school

• A slight increase in the number of girls attending school