Aftermath of the Attack - Malala's Journey
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How does Malala describe the perception of her life in England by her friends in Pakistan?

  • She thinks they envy her lifestyle. (correct)
  • She feels they see her as a failure.
  • She assumes they think she has forgotten her roots.
  • She believes they view her as doing poorly.

What does Malala identify as a significant pain related to her exile?

  • The lack of modern amenities in her new home.
  • Being away from her homeland and its history. (correct)
  • Missing the comforts of wealth and luxury.
  • The inability to visit historical sites.

What actions does Malala take with the prizes she receives?

  • She donates to schools and small businesses in Swat. (correct)
  • She saves the money for her education.
  • She uses them to finance luxury vacations.
  • She invests in real estate.

What motivates Malala to continue her advocacy work?

<p>The love and encouragement from people around the world. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which trait of Malala does she emphasize has not changed despite her circumstances?

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What percentage of recovery has the facial nerve achieved according to the doctors?

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Which sport does the author mention playing?

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What was the significance of the movie 'He Named Me Malala'?

<p>It highlighted Malala's story and family. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How many girls around the world are mentioned as being deprived of education?

<p>66 million (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which event coincided with the movie premiere in New York City?

<p>UN's General Assembly (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

At which festival did the author speak to nearly sixty thousand people?

<p>Global Citizen Festival (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who performed at the Global Citizen Festival along with the author?

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What was the main message the author wanted to convey during her speech?

<p>The importance of education for all (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What emotion did the teacher express when congratulating the speaker?

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What was the speaker's primary focus during their speech at the assembly?

<p>Education, women's rights, and peace (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who did the speaker share the Nobel Peace Prize with?

<p>Kailash Satyarthi (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What common goal do the speaker and Kailash Satyarthi share?

<p>Protecting children's rights (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which countries has the speaker initiated projects in through the Malala Fund?

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What did the speaker do on their eighteenth birthday?

<p>Opened a school for refugee children (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the speaker advocate for in terms of government spending?

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How does the speaker feel about their platform and mission?

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What motivated the individual to advocate for the education of Syrian refugees?

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What challenges did children face in accessing education in the refugee settlements?

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What aspirations did the girl named Mizune express?

<p>To return home and end wars. (B), To be a journalist and raise awareness. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event coincided with the individual’s seventeenth birthday?

<p>Showing solidarity with Nigerian schoolgirls. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was notable about the education situation in northern Nigeria according to the narrative?

<p>Very few girls received an education. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the individual react upon learning they won the Nobel Peace Prize?

<p>She was shocked and felt honored. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the age of the child rights activist who won the Nobel Peace Prize alongside the individual?

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What emotion did the individual feel while witnessing the conditions of refugees?

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What is the main difference in the educational expectations between Pakistan and the UK, as described?

<p>UK students are expected to write longer answers than in Pakistan. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What educational path does the speaker plan to pursue after completing her GCSEs?

<p>She aims to do her A levels and then attend university. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which reason does the speaker suggest might have led to lower educational expectations in Pakistan?

<p>Insufficient resources such as labs and libraries. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the speaker's ultimate dream regarding her future in Pakistan?

<p>To become a politician and serve her community. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the speaker feel about the education system in the UK compared to her previous school in Pakistan?

<p>She prefers the UK system because it provides more structure. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event is referred to regarding Maulana Fazlullah?

<p>He remains a threat as the head of the Pakistan Taliban. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the speaker realize about her reading habits after moving to the UK?

<p>She has read significantly less than students in the UK. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant change did the family experience after being shot by the Taliban?

<p>They moved to a brick house in Birmingham. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the speaker mean by 'bookish girl' in her old school?

<p>She was known for reading extensively. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How has Malala's father's routine changed since moving to Birmingham?

<p>He wakes up early to prepare breakfast for the family. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What educational pursuit is Malala's mother engaged in during their time in Birmingham?

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What sentiment does Malala express about Birmingham compared to Swat?

<p>She feels settled in Birmingham but still misses Swat. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Malala find surprising about her current life in Birmingham?

<p>Her father's new cooking skills. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Malala's mother warn her children about regarding education?

<p>That they should appreciate it while they can. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Malala describe her reaction to the weather in Birmingham compared to her friends?

<p>She has grown accustomed to the rain. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is Malala's best friend, and how do they stay in touch?

<p>Moniba; through Skype. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Malala's family relocation

Malala's family moved from their home in Swat, Pakistan to Birmingham, England.

Malala's morning routine

Malala's father wakes her up every morning and prepares breakfast for her and her brothers.

Malala's mother's education

Malala's mother attends a language center to learn English and improve her literacy.

Malala's mother's advice

Malala's mother encourages her children to value education due to her own lack of formal schooling.

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Malala's new home

Birmingham has become Malala's new home, even though she misses Swat.

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Malala's mother's confidence

Malala's mother has difficulty communicating in English, but she's becoming more confident with her education.

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Malala's friendship

Malala still feels a strong connection to her friend Moniba and they communicate frequently.

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Malala's longing for Swat

Malala misses the social life and celebrations in Swat.

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GCSE

A standardized set of exams taken by students in the UK at the end of their secondary education.

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A-Levels

The highest level of secondary education in the UK, taken before university.

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UK Education System

The system of education in the UK is considered more rigorous than the one in Pakistan, with a focus on critical thinking and deeper understanding.

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UK Exam Questions

In the UK, questions are often more complex and require thoughtful analysis and shorter answers.

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Malala's Attack

The attack on Malala Yousafzai was ordered by Maulana Fazlullah, who led the Swat Taliban.

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Malala's Dream

Malala's dream is to return to Pakistan and become an influential politician to serve her people.

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Education and Terrorism

Malala believes that education is a powerful tool to fight ignorance and terrorism.

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Fighting Terrorism

Malala emphasizes the importance of obtaining an education and fighting against terrorism through knowledge and constructive dialogue.

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Advocacy

The act of publicly supporting a cause or idea.

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Refugees

A group of people who have been forced to leave their homes due to war, violence, or persecution.

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Education

The right to receive an education, especially for children.

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Boko Haram

A terrorist group operating in Nigeria, known for abducting schoolgirls.

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Solidarity

The act of expressing support or being in agreement with a cause or group.

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Nobel Peace Prize

A prestigious international award recognizing individuals for their contributions to peace.

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Freedom

The ability to make choices and take actions without being forced or restricted.

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Pain in one's heart

A strong feeling of disappointment or sadness when confronted with suffering.

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Cochlear Implant

A medical device implanted in the ear to improve hearing. It stimulates the auditory nerve directly.

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Recovery

The ability to move and function normally, often regained after an injury or illness.

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Health

A state of being free from sickness or injury, and functioning well physically and mentally.

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Public Speaking

The act of speaking in front of a large audience to communicate a message or idea.

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Physiotherapy

The act of helping someone recover from an illness or injury through exercises and treatments.

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Education for All

The idea that everyone should have access to quality education.

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Raising Awareness

The act of promoting a cause or idea to a wider audience.

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Language

The ability to use a language effectively to communicate ideas and thoughts.

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Malala's exile

Moving to England has been a difficult adjustment for Malala, as she can no longer be physically present in her homeland and experience its traditions firsthand. She misses the simple joys of connecting with the land and its culture.

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Global impact of Malala's story

Malala's family feels overwhelmed by the global support they've received, which motivates her to continue advocating for change because their cause has touched many hearts.

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Malala's unwavering commitment

Despite facing personal hardship and displacement, Malala remains determined to continue fighting for education and peace. Her unwavering belief in her cause is symbolic of her strength and resilience.

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Malala's philanthropic efforts

Malala prioritizes investing the rewards of her activism back into her community by providing opportunities for others to access education and improve their lives. She aims to empower others through education.

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Malala's enduring traits

Despite significant changes in Malala's life due to her activism, she remains true to her core personality traits, including her stubborn determination and commitment to her cause. This demonstrates her strong character and unyielding spirit.

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Why was Malala given the Nobel Peace Prize?

The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi for their advocacy of children's rights, specifically education, is a testament to their commitment to global change.

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What was a key factor in Malala's ability to speak at her school assembly?

Malala's experiences at the UN, where she addressed world leaders, helped her overcome her nervousness when speaking in front of crowds, making her feel more comfortable addressing her school assembly.

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What was the main message in Malala's speech at her school assembly?

Malala's speech focused on education and its importance for children, particularly girls, and advocated for women's rights and a peaceful world reflecting her dedication to social justice.

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What's the primary goal of the Malala Fund?

Malala's involvement in the Malala Fund is aimed at raising awareness and advocating for children's access to education, particularly in conflict zones, through the creation of education projects and advocating for increased education funding.

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What is Malala's ultimate dream?

Malala's vision is centered on providing a secure and accessible education for children, particularly in conflict areas, by emphasizing the importance of education over violence.

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How has Malala actively pursued education advocacy?

Malala's journey to becoming an education activist includes visiting conflict zones, interacting with world leaders, and establishing projects in numerous countries, reflecting her dedication to advocating for global education.

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What valuable lesson can we learn from Malala's journey?

Malala's personal experiences with the Taliban's restrictions and her journey to advocate for girls' education highlight the importance of courage and resilience in fighting for one's beliefs, particularly when facing oppression and adversity.

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What is a defining aspect of Malala's work?

Malala's commitment to education advocacy extends to working with children and leaders, and the Malala Fund's global expansion reflects her dedication to making a lasting impact on education access worldwide.

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Study Notes

Epilogue - October 2015

  • One year after book's release, three years after attack, author's family has undergone changes.
  • Moved from Swat, Pakistan to Birmingham, England.
  • Met world leaders and made new friends.
  • Documentary film made about family.
  • Awarded Nobel Peace Prize.
  • Still dislikes mornings and father prepares breakfast.

October 2015 - Continued

  • Mother attends language center to learn English.
  • Family members attend different schools.
  • Author's experience with UK school system differs from Pakistan's.
  • UK teaches more in-depth, detailed answers.
  • UK system focuses on quality of answers, while Pakistan focus was sometimes on quantity.
  • Author previously considered "smartest girl" in Pakistan.
  • Experience writing comprehensive exams in Pakistani system.
  • Realizes she is not as well-read in current system comparing to others

Further Experiences

  • Met and worked with Shazia and Kainat, other girls shot on bus.
  • Continued work on educating herself and others in current struggles.
  • Received support from people around the world.
  • Continuing to work on educating children, especially girls.

Receiving the Nobel Peace Prize

  • Awarded Nobel Peace Prize, alongside Kailash Satyarthi.
  • Received honor as youngest person to receive prize.
  • Experience and reaction to receiving prize.

Future Goals and Activism

  • Continued advocating for education, especially for Syrian refugees and girls' rights.
  • Further projects in Jordan, Pakistan, Kenya, and Nigeria.
  • Attempts at raising awareness through different methods.
  • Advocacy for increased investment in education and support for developing nations.
  • Motivated by people's support for her endeavors.
  • Continues advocacy for education worldwide and support for education in many places globally.

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