I Am Malala Part Five Quiz

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1. Malala believes the reason she survived was so she could continue her work towards making sure every boy and girl receives an education.

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Malala believes that she survived so she could continue her work towards ensuring education for every boy and girl. This suggests that she sees her survival as a purposeful event, reinforcing her determination to advocate for education.

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I Am Malala Part Five Quiz - Quiz

This quiz on 'I Am Malala Part Five' assesses comprehension of Malala's experiences after surviving a Taliban attack. It examines her fears, her family's support, and her resilience,... see morehighlighting her journey and personal growth during recovery in the UK. see less

2. Doctors gave Malala a cochlear implant.  This device would help her _____________.

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The doctors gave Malala a cochlear implant, which is a device designed to help individuals with hearing loss. Therefore, the purpose of the cochlear implant is to assist Malala in hearing.

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3. Which is the MOST LIKELY reason the novel's Fifth Part is entitled, "A New Life, Far From Home"?

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The novel's Fifth Part is entitled "A New Life, Far From Home" because Malala's injury caused her family to leave Pakistan and seek refuge in Birmingham, UK. The threat from the Taliban made it necessary for them to be away from their home for an extended period of time.

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4. What was one of Malala's BIGGEST fears/concerns?  It showed how much she thought of others as opposed to worrying about just herself.

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Malala's biggest fear/concern was how her dad/family was going to pay for her hospitalization. This fear demonstrates her selflessness and consideration for others, as she was more worried about the financial burden her family would face rather than her own well-being.

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5. Before Malala talked to her dad on the cell phone in Chapter 25, the doctor told her not to cry/to be strong.  After talking to her dad, she stated that his voice was 'maybe a littlet too bright'  What did she realize after thinking about how he'd sounded?  And what is the PROBABLE REASON this had been done?

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After thinking about how her dad's voice sounded, Malala realized that he had been told not to cry when he talked with her. The probable reason for this was that he had been instructed not to cry so that she wouldn't worry about him or her family so much.

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6. What actual color was the teddy bear that Malala found so comforting?

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The teddy bear that Malala found comforting was white.

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7. Which word BEST describes Malala's reaction to her appearance the FIRST time she saw herself in the mirror after being injured by the Taliban?

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The word "curious" is the best description of Malala's reaction because after being injured by the Taliban, she was likely curious to see how her appearance had changed. This curiosity suggests an interest in exploring and understanding her new physical appearance, rather than feeling angry, depressed, or apathetic.

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8. What did Malala keep in her bedroom and sometimes show to her friends?

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Malala kept a piece of her skull removed by doctors in her bedroom and sometimes showed it to her friends. This was done so that her brain could swell after the surgery.

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9. Why was Dr. Fiona in Pakistan (when she lived in U.K.) when Malala was injured?

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Dr. Fiona was in Pakistan as an advocate for girls' rights. This suggests that she was actively involved in promoting and supporting the rights of girls, which may have included advocating for education, healthcare, and other essential needs. Her presence in Pakistan during Malala's injury indicates that she was likely there to raise awareness about the importance of girls' education and to support initiatives that aimed to empower girls in the country.

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10. What did Malala say she was MOST upset about when she FIRST  learned she'd been shot by the Taliban?

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Malala believes the reason she survived was so she could continue her...
Doctors gave Malala a cochlear implant.  This device would help...
Which is the MOST LIKELY reason the novel's Fifth Part is...
What was one of Malala's BIGGEST fears/concerns?  It showed...
Before Malala talked to her dad on the cell phone in Chapter 25, the...
What actual color was the teddy bear that Malala found so comforting?
Which word BEST describes Malala's reaction to her appearance the...
What did Malala keep in her bedroom and sometimes show to her friends?
Why was Dr. Fiona in Pakistan (when she lived in U.K.) when Malala was...
What did Malala say she was MOST upset about when she FIRST...
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