Malala Yousafzai library speech pt3

The speaker shares a personal story about their school life, where they were considered obedient and achieved top marks. They read nine books from the library, including 'Sophie's World.' After moving to Birmingham for their father's treatment, they encountered a society where people read extensively. Inspired by this, the speaker challenges themselves to read thousands of books, emphasizing the power of books in combating terrorism.

What was the narrator's reputation in school?

• An average student

• A sports enthusiast

• A troublemaker

• A good and obedient student

How many books did the narrator read from the library?

• Seven

• Nine

• Eleven

• Five

What event led the narrator to Birmingham?

• A scholarship opportunity

• A family vacation

• Their father's medical treatment

• A job offer

What surprised the narrator about the new society's reading habits?

• People read hundreds of books regardless of age

• People do not value reading

• People read fewer books

• People read only fiction

What personal challenge did the narrator set for themselves?

• To travel the world

• To write a book

• To learn a new language

• To read thousands of books