Nailing Non-fiction: I Am Malala - Part 2 Summary: The Valley of Death (Chapters 9-15)

The video summarizes Part 2 of Malala Yousafzai's autobiography, detailing the Taliban's rise in Swat Valley, their violent tactics, and Malala's early activism. It covers her secret diary, the impact of Taliban control, and her family's displacement. Malala's efforts to seek international support for education rights are also highlighted.

Who was the local leader of the Taliban in Swat Valley?

• Ziauddin Yousafzai

• Gul Makai

• Maulana Fazlullah

• Richard Holbrooke

What did the Taliban do to ancient cultural relics in Swat Valley?

• Sold them

• Preserved them

• Destroyed them

• Ignored them

What role did Ziauddin Yousafzai play during the Taliban's rise?

• He joined the Burka Brigade

• He was a media spokesperson for activists

• He left Swat Valley

• He supported the Taliban

Under what pseudonym did Malala write for the BBC?

• Fazlullah

• Anne Frank

• Gul Makai

• Ziauddin

What was the Taliban's tactic to intimidate the people of Swat Valley?

• Providing food supplies

• Offering free education

• Leaving bloodied bodies in public

• Broadcasting music

What did Malala do when schools were closed by the Taliban?

• She stopped her education

• She moved to another country

• She participated in a documentary

• She joined the Taliban

What was the condition for girls to return to school temporarily?

• They had to join the Taliban

• They had to pay a fee

• They had to wear a uniform

• They had to be under 10 years old

What did the Yousafzai family become due to the Taliban's control?

• Refugees in another country

• Government officials

• Internally displaced people

• Taliban supporters

What did Malala ask Ambassador Richard Holbrooke?

• To fund her school

• To leave Pakistan

• To provide military support

• To help girls get an education

How did Malala feel on her 12th birthday?

• Angry at her family

• Indifferent

• Upset and missing her valley

• Excited and happy