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I Am Malala Final Test

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The prologue is important to the story because it —

a)

predicts that Malala will be famous

b)

establishes what Malala’s life was like

c)

explains why men were looking for Malala

d)

compare Malala’s life to that of her brother

2.

Chapter one is titled Free as A Bird because it is mainly about

a)

Malala set free her childhood pet bird

b)

Malala's school is free

c)

How Malala's father allowed her many freedoms that were not normally given to girls

3.

Why didn't Malala's mother have the opportunity to be educated?

a)

She had no interest in getting an education.

b)

She was a girl and girls were not allowed to go to school.

c)

She did get an education.

d)

She wanted to stay at home and take care of the children.

4.

Did Malala have any siblings?

a)

No. She was an only child.

b)

Yes. She had a brother and a sister.

c)

Yes. She had 2 brothers.

d)

Yes. She had 2 sisters.

5.

Malala practices which religion

a)

Christianity

b)

Catholicism

c)

Judaism

d)

Islam

6.

What are Malala's brothers' names?

a)

Khushal and Atal

b)

Atal and Moniba

c)

Khushal and Moniba

d)

Moniba and Yousafzai

7.

What is Malala's last name?

a)

Khushal

b)

Atal

c)

Yousafzai

d)

Yousa

8.

Which of the following best describes Malala's relationship to her father?

a)

She often rebels against his demands.

b)

Malala's father encourages her education, and she both admires and loves him deeply.

c)

Malala forces her father to respect her.

d)

Malala is often angry at her father for making her into an independent girl.

9.

What is a dream of Malala's?

a)

For girls and boys to be able to have an education worldwide.

b)

For all students to value their education.

c)

For more money to be invested in education programs.

d)

For girls in her own country to be allowed to have an education.

10.

What is the main theme of 'I Am Malala'?

a)

A) The importance of education and women's rights

b)

B) The beauty of the Swat Valley

c)

C) The history of Pakistan

d)

D) The role of technology in education

11.

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'I Am Malala'?

a)

A) Metaphor

b)

B) Simile

c)

C) Personification

d)

D) Hyperbole

12.

What is the significance of the title 'I Am Malala'?

a)

A) It highlights Malala's individuality and courage

b)

B) It refers to Malala's favorite book

c)

C) It is a common phrase in her village

d)

D) It was a slogan used in a campaign

13.

In 'I Am Malala', how does Malala describe her relationship with her mother?

a)

A) Distant and formal

b)

B) Close and supportive

c)

C) Competitive and tense

d)

D) Indifferent and detached

14.

What role does Malala's father play in her life according to 'I Am Malala'?

a)

A) He discourages her from speaking out

b)

B) He is indifferent to her education

c)

C) He is a strong advocate for her education and rights

d)

D) He wants her to focus on household duties

15.

How does Malala's story in 'I Am Malala' inspire readers?

a)

A) By showing the power of resilience and advocacy

b)

B) By emphasizing the importance of wealth

c)

C) By highlighting the role of technology

d)

D) By focusing on the beauty of nature