I Am Malala Part III Quiz
After reading Part 3 of the memoir I Am Malala, answer the following questions ~~you MAY use your novel to help. Remember to scan back over the novel, and READ THE QUESTIONS and ALL THE ANSWERS carefully before answering!
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Write a STRONG PARAGRAPH giving a reflection about what you have read. Name AT LEAST 3 things you have learned about Pakistan's culture and/or events that occurred with Malala during this section of the memoir. Use AT LEAST 3 VOCABULARY WORDS (remember a link is on the Wiki and/or you might have a copy of the words/their definitions in your folder!!!) ---Remember a strong paragraph is AT LEAST 5 sentences long!!!
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In Chapter 11 there is clear evidence of FORESHADOWING since we, as readers, already know that Malala becomes a speaker to large groups in huge venues (places) who are very interested in hearing her thoughts. What is the specific event that shows this foreshadowing?
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When Malala has lots of family come to stay with her and gives talks to them
- B.
When Malala speaks into the microphone and feels that her words are going out all over hte place
- C.
It is seen in the title "A Time to Speak"
- D.
At the end of the chapter where Malala talks about being in the bathroom with a microphone and watching herself in the mirror, thinking that she saw lots of people/wondered if maybe that was the Malala she would be in the future…..
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D. At the end of the chapter where Malala talks about being in the bathroom with a microphone and watching herself in the mirror, thinking that she saw lots of people/wondered if maybe that was the Malala she would be in the future…..Explanation
The specific event that shows foreshadowing is at the end of the chapter where Malala talks about being in the bathroom with a microphone and watching herself in the mirror, thinking that she saw lots of people/wondered if maybe that was the Malala she would be in the future. This event suggests that Malala envisions herself speaking to large audiences and becoming a prominent speaker, which aligns with the foreshadowing mentioned in the question.Rate this question:
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In late December 2008, what terrible news did Radio Mullah decree (announce)?
- A.
That they were going to target Malala
- B.
That no girl - big or small - could go to school
- C.
That Malala's dad's school was to be shut down
- D.
That women were no longer allowed to go to market
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B. That no girl - big or small - could go to schoolExplanation
Radio Mullah announced that no girl, regardless of age, could go to school.Rate this question:
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- 4.
In Chapter 12, what evidence is there that Malala's family is different from lots of others who live in Swat?
- A.
Her father runs a school and is very sharp whereas others are very uneducated
- B.
Malala's mom and dad were both willing to allow her to write a blog even though it could bring danger to their family - Malala stated, "Many people in Swat saw danger everywhere they looked. Our family didn't look at life that way."
- C.
Her family worried some about what could happen to them as a result of the Taliban's decree that they couldn't go to school, and they were fearful of no one --they stated that regardless of what else could happen they had each other!
- D.
Her mom was educated and her dad taught school, Malala was very bright as well ---most people in Swat were terribly uneducated….
Correct Answer
A. Her father runs a school and is very sharp whereas others are very uneducatedExplanation
The evidence that Malala's family is different from lots of others in Swat is that her father runs a school and is educated, while others in the area are uneducated. This suggests that her family values education and sees its importance, which sets them apart from others who may not prioritize education.Rate this question:
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- 5.
When Malala wrote the blog - or diary - what was her pen name?
- A.
Gul Makai which means sunshine flower
- B.
Swat's Hope
- C.
Gul Makai which means cornflower
- D.
BBC Corre which means Hoping for the Best
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C. Gul Makai which means cornflowerExplanation
Malala's pen name when she wrote the blog or diary was Gul Makai, which means cornflower. This pen name represents her hope and resilience, as cornflowers are known for their vibrant blue color and ability to grow in difficult conditions. By using this pen name, Malala aimed to spread a message of hope and positivity in the face of adversity.Rate this question:
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- 6.
In what way did Malala's diary - or blog - help the cause for the people of Swat?
- A.
It helped the Swat people feel that something was being done
- B.
It helped get the word out as to what was occurring even to the point of New York Times reporter learning of it
- C.
It helped by causing America to send bombers and obliterate the Taliban quickly
- D.
It helped by giving the people of Pakistan an idea of hope
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B. It helped get the word out as to what was occurring even to the point of New York Times reporter learning of itExplanation
Malala's diary or blog helped the cause for the people of Swat by spreading awareness about the situation in Swat. It played a crucial role in getting the word out to the world, to the extent that even a New York Times reporter learned about it. This increased international attention and support for the people of Swat, putting pressure on the authorities to take action and address the issues faced by the community. The diary or blog served as a powerful tool for advocacy and mobilization, amplifying the voices of the people of Swat and bringing their struggles to the forefront of global consciousness.Rate this question:
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- 7.
How did the word get out that Malala was actually the person writing the blog - diary?
- A.
Fazlullah had sent out spies to ferret (seek out) out the information
- B.
Her father was talking to someone and accidentally told something that had been told in the blog, the person made the connection and word got out
- C.
Her brothers told by accident and were terribly afraid and sorry that they had 'spilled the beans'
- D.
She told her friend Moniba and her friend accidentally let the information slip
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B. Her father was talking to someone and accidentally told something that had been told in the blog, the person made the connection and word got out -
- 8.
What American TV show did Malala enjoy watching, and what did she wonder about as she watched it?
- A.
Little Rascals and she wondered if those boys were really that crazy/funny
- B.
Ugly Betty and she wondered why a tv show from a plastic little box could be considered illegal
- C.
Fast and Furious and she wondered how cars could possibly go so fast!
- D.
Saturday Night Live and she wondered how people could use such rude type humor
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B. Ugly Betty and she wondered why a tv show from a plastic little box could be considered illegalExplanation
Malala enjoyed watching the TV show Ugly Betty and wondered why a TV show from a plastic little box could be considered illegal. This suggests that she found it strange or difficult to understand how a television show, which is just a form of entertainment, could be deemed illegal.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Malala's brothers started to play a 'new game' what was that game?
- A.
Cricket
- B.
Soccer
- C.
Taliban vs. Army
- D.
Sneak and Watch TV
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C. Taliban vs. ArmyExplanation
Malala's brothers started to play the game "Taliban vs. Army." This suggests that the game they played involved pretending to be members of the Taliban and the army, possibly acting out scenarios or battles between the two groups.Rate this question:
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- 10.
In Chapter 16, why did Malala and her family leave their home in Mingora?
- A.
They were eager to leave and get to a town where Malala could go to school safely
- B.
They were feeling like they needed a bigger place to live
- C.
They were running from the Taliban and it's vicious behavior - they became iDP
- D.
They had learned that Malala was a target
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C. They were running from the Taliban and it's vicious behavior - they became iDPExplanation
Malala and her family left their home in Mingora because they were running from the Taliban and its vicious behavior. They became internally displaced persons (IDPs) in order to escape the threat and violence posed by the Taliban. This decision was made to ensure their safety and protect Malala, who had learned that she was a target of the Taliban.Rate this question:
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- 11.
In Chapter 16, what did the boys have to leave behind at their home/were told they couldn't take with them that made them very sad?
- A.
Books, paper, and pencil
- B.
Their baby chickens
- C.
Their puppy dog
- D.
Their pet sheep
Correct Answer
B. Their baby chickensExplanation
In Chapter 16, the boys had to leave behind their baby chickens at their home. This made them very sad because they had nurtured and cared for the chickens, forming an emotional attachment to them. Leaving the baby chickens behind meant losing their companionship and the joy they brought to the boys' lives.Rate this question:
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- 12.
What did IDP stand for?
- A.
Individual despicable people
- B.
Internally Displaced Persons
- C.
Incapable but Dependable Person
- D.
Individual and Dependable People
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B. Internally Displaced PersonsExplanation
The correct answer for the acronym IDP is "Internally Displaced Persons." This term refers to individuals or groups who have been forced to flee their homes due to conflict, violence, natural disasters, or human rights violations, but have not crossed an international border. IDPs often face similar challenges and vulnerabilities as refugees, but they remain within the borders of their own country. The term IDP is widely used in the field of humanitarian aid and international law to address the specific needs and protection of these individuals.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What member of the family did not stay with the rest in the mountains where it was safer?
- A.
Malala
- B.
Malala's brother
- C.
Malala's mom
- D.
Malala's dad
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D. Malala's dadExplanation
Malala's dad did not stay with the rest of the family in the mountains where it was safer. The question implies that the family had to separate due to safety concerns, and while the rest of the family chose to stay in the mountains, Malala's dad made a different decision. The explanation suggests that Malala's dad either stayed behind in their original location or went somewhere else, potentially to ensure the safety of the family from a different angle or to carry out other responsibilities.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What special day occurred while the family was living in the mountains that was forgotten in the mess of what was happening?
- A.
Malala's dad's birthday
- B.
Christmas
- C.
Easter
- D.
Malala's birthday
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D. Malala's birthdayExplanation
While the family was living in the mountains, they were going through a chaotic and challenging time. In the midst of all the chaos, they forgot to celebrate Malala's birthday, which was a special day for her. The focus was likely on the difficult circumstances they were facing, causing them to overlook the importance of acknowledging and celebrating Malala's birthday.Rate this question:
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How old was Malala iat the end of Chapter 16?
- A.
12
- B.
13
- C.
11
- D.
14
Correct Answer
A. 12Explanation
At the end of Chapter 16, Malala was 12 years old.Rate this question:
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- 16.
When it was announced that a prize would be called the Malala Prize and be given annually, Malala's father frowned ---why did he frown?
- A.
The award was not a special one and he felt she deserved more
- B.
The award was given to only girls who were uneducated and he felt that Malala was educated and the prize should be renamed
- C.
He did not want her to be drawn attention to for fear that the Taliban would take note and would target her
- D.
In their country, people are not honored in that way until they are no longer alive.
Correct Answer
D. In their country, people are not honored in that way until they are no longer alive.Explanation
The correct answer is that in their country, people are not honored in that way until they are no longer alive. This suggests that Malala's father frowned because he believed that it was not appropriate or customary to name a prize after someone who is still alive.Rate this question:
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