CLEAN : Malala dedicates Nobel award to voiceless children

The transcript details a Nobel laureate's reaction to receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. The laureate expresses pride in being the first young Pakistani to receive the award and emphasizes its significance beyond being a mere medal. The award serves as encouragement to continue advocating for quality education for all children. The laureate remains committed to education, attending school even after the announcement. The Nobel Prize is seen as a recognition for voiceless children, and the laureate invites the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan to the award ceremony.

What does the speaker consider the Nobel Peace Prize to be?

• An encouragement to continue their work

• Just a piece of metal

• A reason to stop their education

• A personal achievement only

How did the speaker react to winning the Nobel Peace Prize?

• They took a break from their studies

• They continued their school day as usual

• They decided to leave school immediately

• They organized a celebration at school

What is the speaker's main message regarding the Nobel Prize?

• It is a personal achievement

• It is a symbol of wealth

• It is a recognition for all voiceless children

• It is a reason to stop advocating

What request did the speaker make to the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan?

• To visit their school

• To join them in a peace conference

• To attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony

• To support their educational campaign

What does the speaker hope to achieve by inviting the Prime Ministers?

• To start a new campaign

• To receive more awards

• To symbolize unity and collaboration

• To gain political support