Malala Yousafzai: Key Events and Themes

The video introduces Malala Yousafzai, a young advocate for girls' education, and discusses her early life, the challenges she faced in accessing education, and her advocacy efforts. It highlights her bravery in speaking out against gender inequality and her impact on education rights. The lesson focuses on identifying key details in her biography and encourages students to reflect on important events in their own lives.

What is the main focus of a biography?

• A fictional story about a person's life

• A collection of poems about a person's life

• A story about a person's life written by another person

• A diary written by the person themselves

Where was Malala Yousafzai born?

• Bangladesh

• Pakistan

• Afghanistan

• India

What was Malala's father's profession?

• Poet and school owner

• Doctor

• Engineer

• Politician

What was the main reason for the closure of schools in the Swat Valley?

• Lack of teachers

• Natural disasters

• Opposition to girls' education

• Economic crisis

How did Malala first publicly express her views on girls' education?

• Through a school play

• By organizing a protest

• By writing a book

• By speaking to reporters in Peshawar

Under what pseudonym did Malala write her BBC diary?

• Laila

• Gul Makai

• Zainab

• Aisha

What was the main theme of Malala's diary entries?

• Her travel experiences

• Her favorite books

• Her daily chores

• Her desire to return to school

What significant event happened on 25th February 2009?

• Malala's birthday

• Malala won an award

• Malala moved to a new city

• Schools in Swat Valley reopened

What did Malala do after her BBC diary ended?

• She started a new diary

• She moved to another country

• She appeared in a film about Swat Valley

• She stopped advocating for education

What was Malala's main message in her media appearances?

• The history of her family

• The need for more schools

• The importance of educating girls

• The beauty of Swat Valley