Author's Response to a Death Threat
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What prompted the Pakistani journalist to approach Malala's father?

  • She had important information to share with him after viewing something on a computer. (correct)
  • She wanted to interview him about his activism.
  • She had seen a video of Malala and wanted to meet her family.
  • She wanted to thank him for his efforts in the community.
  • What was Malala's initial reaction upon seeing the death threat?

  • She felt calm and distanced, as if it was happening to someone else. (correct)
  • She felt intense fear and wanted to stop her activism instantly.
  • She felt anger and planned to retaliate against the Taliban.
  • She was nervous and sought immediate protection from her family.
  • How did Malala's father react after seeing the death threat?

  • He became incredibly worried and suggested they stop campaigning and go into hiding. (correct)
  • He became very composed and insisted Malala continue her activism.
  • He was furious and planned a counter-attack against the Taliban.
  • He was unconcerned and believed it was an empty threat.
  • Why did Malala's father suggest stopping their campaigning?

    <p>He was worried about the threat to his daughter, Malala, more than himself. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Malala's perspective on the death threat differ from her fathers?

    <p>Malala was resigned to death, her father was afraid and worried by the threat directed at her. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What event from the past did the death threat remind Malala of?

    <p>The time she walked to school with hidden books. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Malala mean when she says she would 'get back to doing what I was meant to do'?

    <p>She was going to continue her activism, despite the threat. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did Malala call the death threat 'an invitation from one terrorist to another'?

    <p>She saw the terrorist who gave the threat as challenging others to attack her. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Death Threat

    • A Pakistani journalist from Alaska visited the author and father in Karachi in early 2012.
    • The journalist had seen a New York Times video and wanted to meet the author.
    • The journalist had tears in her eyes and spoke with the author's father privately.
    • Following the meeting, the author's father received a phone call, leading to a visibly distressed reaction.
    • The author's father conveyed a threat against the author; the nature of the threat was a death threat.
    • The author's father was torn between protecting her and sharing the information.

    Author's Reaction

    • The author felt calm despite receiving the threat.
    • She had anticipated a threat.
    • The author felt a strong force had taken over her.
    • The author realized the responsibility and courage required.
    • She felt her father's care deeply.
    • The author recognized the threat was a personal attack.

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    Explore the emotional journey of an author confronting a death threat after a journalist's visit. This quiz delves into the complex dynamics between the author, her father, and the gravity of the threat received. Understand the balance of fear, responsibility, and familial love in such a dire situation.

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