I Am Malala Part Three Quiz
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What interesting new habit did Malala develop?
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She played Army vs. Taliban with her little brothers.
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She began giving speeches in the mirror.
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She would read by candlelight during air raids.
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She started wearing bright colored clothing under her burqa.
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This quiz on 'I Am Malala Part Three' assesses understanding of Malala Yousafzai's life, her advocacy for education, and her resilience against Taliban opposition. It highlights key events and achievements, testing comprehension and engagement with her story.
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With what award did the Pakistani government present Malala?
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Pakistani Champion for Peace
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The Golden Orb
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Pakistan's National Peace Prize
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National Spokesperson of the Year
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A. Pakistan's National Peace PrizeExplanation
Malala was presented with Pakistan's National Peace Prize by the Pakistani government. This award recognizes her efforts and contributions towards promoting peace in the country. It acknowledges her role as an advocate for education and women's rights, and her bravery in standing up against the Taliban's opposition to education for girls. The award highlights her significant impact on promoting peace and education not only in Pakistan but also globally.Rate this question:
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What did Malala and her friends do on their last day of school?
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Stayed late
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Played games
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Sang songs and rhymes
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
On their last day of school, Malala and her friends did all of the above activities. They stayed late, played games, and sang songs and rhymes. This suggests that they wanted to make the most of their last day together and enjoy their time before parting ways.Rate this question:
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Who wrote the secret diary of a Pakistani school girl?
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Moniba
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Maryam
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Malala
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Ayesha
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A. MalalaExplanation
Malala is the correct answer because she is the author of "The Diary of a Pakistani Schoolgirl," also known as "I Am Malala." This book is a memoir that tells the story of Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani activist for female education who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban. The book chronicles her life, her fight for education, and her experiences living in a region controlled by the Taliban.Rate this question:
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Why does Malala's father suggest she watch the American television show Ugly Betty?
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To improve her English
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To relax and take her mind off the Taliban
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To see how girls live in America
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To learn that women in the U.S. are not always treated equally, either
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A. To improve her EnglishExplanation
Malala's father suggests she watch the American television show Ugly Betty to improve her English. Watching English shows can help improve language skills by exposing the viewer to native speakers and providing opportunities to learn new vocabulary and sentence structures. Additionally, watching shows can help with pronunciation and listening comprehension.Rate this question:
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Who was standing in the way of Malala receiving an education?
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The Taliban
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The girls' male family members
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Fazlullah
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All of the above
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A. The TalibanExplanation
The correct answer is the Taliban. The Taliban, an extremist group in Pakistan, actively opposed Malala's education and targeted her for advocating for girls' right to education. They believed that women should not receive an education and used violence and intimidation to try to prevent girls from going to school.Rate this question:
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Malala and her family became IDPs after the Taliban took over a town near the nation's capital. What does IDP stand for?
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Internationally Declared Prisoner
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Illegally Dangerous Pashtun
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Immorally Defined Person
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Internally Displaced Person
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A. Internally Displaced PersonExplanation
The correct answer is "Internally Displaced Person." IDP refers to individuals or groups who have been forced to flee their homes due to conflict, violence, or natural disasters, but have not crossed an international border. In this case, Malala and her family were forced to leave their home after the Taliban took control of a nearby town, making them internally displaced persons within their own country.Rate this question:
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Malala thoroughly enjoyed the country school she attended with her cousins in Shangla.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement says that Malala thoroughly enjoyed the country school she attended with her cousins in Shangla. However, the correct answer is False. This means that Malala did not enjoy the country school.Rate this question:
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Malala spoke at the District Child Assembly Swat. She and her friends called for the assembly to do the following (choose all that apply):
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End child labor
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Provide food to starving families
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Rebuild schools that had be destroyed by the Taliban
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Send disabled and street children to school
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Recall Pakistani soldiers from their town
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A. End child labor
A. Rebuild schools that had be destroyed by the Taliban
A. Send disabled and street children to schoolExplanation
Malala spoke at the District Child Assembly Swat and called for the assembly to end child labor, rebuild schools that had been destroyed by the Taliban, and send disabled and street children to school. These actions align with Malala's advocacy for children's rights and access to education. By ending child labor, children can have the opportunity to attend school and receive an education. Rebuilding schools that were destroyed by the Taliban ensures that children have a safe and conducive learning environment. Sending disabled and street children to school promotes inclusivity and equal opportunities for all children to receive an education.Rate this question:
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Which of the following awards did Malala receive (choose all that apply):
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The International Peace Prize of Kids Rights
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Honorary United States Ambassador of Education
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The Golden Orb for Dedication to Education
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Pakistan's first National Peace Prize
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A. The International Peace Prize of Kids Rights
A. Pakistan's first National Peace PrizeExplanation
Malala received the International Peace Prize of Kids Rights and Pakistan's first National Peace Prize. These awards recognize her dedication and efforts towards promoting peace and education, both on a global scale and within her own country. The Honorary United States Ambassador of Education and The Golden Orb for Dedication to Education are not mentioned as awards received by Malala.Rate this question:
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