I Am Malala- Chapter 6 And 7

The statement suggests that the Mullah, who is specifically identified as Fazlullah, employed fear as a means of influencing people to comply with his wishes. This implies that Fazlullah utilized fear tactics to manipulate and control others, highlighting his ability to exert power and authority over them. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

Malala's frustration with the Taliban man's request to hide her face is evident from her autobiography and interviews. She strongly believes in the right to education for all, including girls, and considers it unfair that she should hide her face simply because she is a girl. This frustration is also reflective of her determination to stand up against the oppressive Taliban regime and fight for girls' rights. Therefore, the statement is true.

During the influence of Radio Mullah, music, tv, and movies were considered haram, meaning they were prohibited or forbidden according to Islamic law. This suggests that Radio Mullah had a strict interpretation of religious teachings and believed that engaging in these forms of entertainment was sinful. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

The given statement suggests that the Mullah, who was a religious official, was actually a high school dropout and a fraud. This was discovered by Malala's father when he decided to investigate the Mullah's background. Therefore, the statement is true as it implies that the Mullah was not a genuine religious official and lacked the necessary education.

The given passage states that Fazlullah routinely attacked his enemies on the radio and in public streets, resulting in people opposing his ideas ending up dead in the Green Square. Since the statement "Often people would end up dead in the Green Square because they were opposed to his ideas" aligns with the information provided in the passage, the answer is true.

The correct answer is true because Malala's family decided to hide the TV in the closet for safety reasons. This suggests that they believed having the TV visible could potentially put them in danger, so they opted to keep it hidden. This decision implies that they were taking precautions to protect themselves and their home.

The statement "Fazlullah: Taliban" is true. This implies that Fazlullah is associated with the Taliban.

The statement is false because the voice of Radio Mullah was not Osama Bin Laden.

The statement contradicts the cultural norms and practices in Afghanistan, where women have historically faced restrictions on their mobility and are often required to have a male companion when going out in public. The idea that women could freely go out during daylight under the advisement of Radio Mullah is therefore false.

The statement cannot be determined as true or false based on the given information. The fact that the voice on the radio was the true government leader of Pakistan is not supported or contradicted by any evidence or context provided. Therefore, we cannot determine the accuracy of the statement, making the answer "False" as the most appropriate choice.

The statement is false because Malala's school did change under the influence of the Taliban and the Mullah. The Taliban imposed strict rules on education, particularly for girls, and attempted to ban girls from attending school. Malala's school was forced to comply with these rules, and she and other girls faced threats and violence for pursuing an education. Therefore, it is incorrect to say that her school did not change under the influence of the Taliban and the Mullah.

The passage states that Malala's car trip with her family was uneventful and that she watched out the car windows at the beautiful sunsets and mountains. Therefore, the correct answer is False because it contradicts the information provided in the passage.

The statement suggests that the Taliban threatened her mother for speaking out against them during a car ride to visit family. However, since the answer is "False," it means that the statement is incorrect. It implies that the Taliban did not threaten her mother for speaking out against them during the car ride.

The statement is false because Malala and her family did change their daily lives under the influence of the Taliban. Malala's education was disrupted, she was forced to wear a burqa, and her family faced threats and violence. Malala's activism against the Taliban's restrictions on education for girls further demonstrates that she and her family actively resisted and challenged the Taliban's influence.

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