Questions and Answers
When Malala was presented with the National Peace Prize by the prime minister, she presented him with....
After watching TV, Malala felt that women in America were completely respected and equal.
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What was the message in the anonymous letter addressed to Malala's father?
Malala's father was not a good Muslim because he spoke out against the Taliban, and he would face consequences no matter where he went.
What four things does Malala pray for after she reads the anonymous letter?
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What award did Malala win in 2011 that eventually became renamed 'The Malala Prize'?
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Study Notes
National Peace Prize
- Malala received the National Peace Prize from the Prime Minister of Pakistan, highlighting her advocacy for education and peace.
- During the presentation, Malala gifted the Prime Minister a copy of her favorite book, showcasing her literary appreciation.
Women's Rights Perception
- Malala's perspective on women’s rights in America was influenced by media portrayals; she initially believed women in America were completely respected and equal.
Anonymous Letter's Warning
- An anonymous letter warned Malala's father that, despite being the son of a religious figure, he was not considered a good Muslim for opposing the Taliban.
- The letter implied serious consequences for her father regardless of his location, emphasizing the Taliban's threats to those who speak against them.
Malala's Prayers
- After reading the threatening letter, Malala prayed for:
- Her father's safety amid the rising dangers.
- The reopening of schools to continue her education.
- The reconstruction of schools that had been damaged or destroyed by violence.
- A personal wish to grow taller, reflecting her youthful aspirations.
Malala Prize
- In 2011, Malala was awarded Pakistan's first National Peace Prize, which later became known as "The Malala Prize," recognizing her contributions to education and peace efforts globally.
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Test your knowledge on Chapters 18 and 19 of 'I Am Malala'. This quiz covers key events and messages from these chapters, focusing on Malala's experiences and perspectives. Challenge yourself to recall important details and themes presented in the text.
