I Am Malala- Prologue And Chapter 1
Based on what you have read answer the following questions
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Select the home of Malala. (birthplace)
- A.
Swat Valley, Pakistan
- B.
Washington, DC USA
- C.
London, England
- D.
New Dehli, India
Correct Answer
A. Swat Valley, PakistanExplanation
Malala's birthplace is the home where she was born and raised. In this case, the correct answer is Swat Valley, Pakistan. This is where Malala was born and spent her early years before gaining international recognition for her advocacy work for girls' education.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What was the main purpose of the prologue?
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To give the reader background information about Malala and her full life story
- B.
To help "hook" the reader into her story so they will want to read more about her
- C.
To give background information about her family and school
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To show how she has changed over time
Correct Answer
B. To help "hook" the reader into her story so they will want to read more about herExplanation
The main purpose of the prologue is to help "hook" the reader into her story so they will want to read more about her. The prologue is designed to captivate the reader's attention and create interest in Malala's story, making them eager to continue reading and learn more about her life.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Where does Malala say that she lives now?
- A.
USA
- B.
England
- C.
Pakistan
- D.
India
Correct Answer
B. EnglandExplanation
Malala says that she lives in England.Rate this question:
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- 4.
How old was Malala when she was shot?
- A.
17
- B.
14
- C.
10
- D.
15
Correct Answer
D. 15Explanation
Malala was 15 years old when she was shot.Rate this question:
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- 5.
On page 5 Malala gives the reader clues to what was about to happen to her when she writes, " for days I had this strange, gnawing feeling that something bad was going to happen." What type of literary tool did she use?
- A.
Simile
- B.
Flashback
- C.
Foreshadowing
- D.
Figurative language
Correct Answer
C. ForeshadowingExplanation
In this passage, Malala uses foreshadowing as a literary tool. Foreshadowing is a technique used by authors to give hints or clues about future events in the story. In this case, Malala's statement about having a strange, gnawing feeling that something bad was going to happen suggests that a negative event is imminent. This creates suspense and anticipation for the reader, making them curious about what will occur next. By using foreshadowing, Malala effectively builds tension and prepares the reader for the upcoming events in her story.Rate this question:
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- 6.
In chapter 1 Malala discussed her family visits. Why is the title "Free as a bird" appropriate for Malala?
- A.
Malala was a "bold" young lady and told her parents that she would not cover her face and follow the code that her adult female relatives have abided by
- B.
She loves to fly kites with her cousins
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She is going to be a bird doctor when she grows up and goes to college
- D.
Malala wants to continue to play cricket on the roof with her brothers
Correct Answer
A. Malala was a "bold" young lady and told her parents that she would not cover her face and follow the code that her adult female relatives have abided byExplanation
The title "Free as a bird" is appropriate for Malala because she defied societal norms and expectations by refusing to cover her face and follow the code that her adult female relatives have abided by. This shows her boldness and desire for freedom, similar to a bird that can fly freely in the sky. The other options, such as flying kites, becoming a bird doctor, or playing cricket, do not directly relate to the theme of freedom and defying societal expectations as the correct answer does.Rate this question:
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- 7.
How was Malala's name chosen?
- A.
Her mom gave her the family name of her mother
- B.
Her father gave her the name of his mother
- C.
She was given the name of the Pakistani hero who symbolized courage
- D.
Malala was named after the great leader of the nation
Correct Answer
C. She was given the name of the Pakistani hero who symbolized courageExplanation
Malala's name was chosen because she was given the name of a Pakistani hero who symbolized courage. This suggests that her parents wanted her to have a name that represented bravery and strength, possibly as a way to inspire her and honor the hero's legacy.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Malala discussed the "code of purdah" in Chapter 1 (page 17) What is it?
- A.
Women must cover themselves when they are out in public spaces
- B.
Women are able to speak freely in secret with their husbands about their futures-jobs, careers, etc
- C.
Women can only walk in town with a family member in daylight
- D.
Men are the force that dirves the economy
Correct Answer
A. Women must cover themselves when they are out in public spacesExplanation
In Chapter 1 of the book, Malala discusses the "code of purdah" which refers to the cultural practice where women are required to cover themselves when they are out in public spaces. This practice is often enforced to maintain modesty and protect women from unwanted attention. It is a common practice in some conservative societies where women are expected to dress in a certain way to adhere to societal norms and expectations.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Who was Malala's best friend?
- A.
Her brothers
- B.
Her neighbor, Safina
- C.
Shaka Looka
- D.
Moniba
Correct Answer
D. MonibaExplanation
Moniba was Malala's best friend.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which of the following could you elminate that would not describe Malala?
- A.
Loves pink
- B.
Arm wrestler
- C.
Loved to go to school
- D.
Considered herself to be a "girly girl"
Correct Answer
D. Considered herself to be a "girly girl"Explanation
The answer "considered herself to be a 'girly girl'" can be eliminated because it contradicts the fact that Malala loved to go to school. If she considered herself to be a "girly girl," it implies that she may have not enjoyed going to school or prioritized her education. Therefore, this statement does not describe Malala.Rate this question:
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