Multiple Choice

1. A (Chapter 1)

2. B (Chapter 2)

3. C (Chapter 4)

4. A (Chapter 5)

5. D (Chapter 6)

6. A (Chapter 4)

7. C (Chapter 7)

8. A (Chapter 9)

9. B (Chapter 10)

10. A (Chapter 12)

11. D (Chapter 11)

12. B (Chapter 13)

13. A (Chapter 15)

14. D (Chapter 16)

15 A (Epilogue)

Long Answer

1. Even though displacement is difficult, Malala takes advantage of it by connecting with other young women who were displaced, and by collecting and publishing their testimonials into a book. (Various chapters)

2. Yousafzai’s describing the Swat Valley in such beautiful language and with such devotion helps the reader better understand the pain she must have felt when she had to flee it. Even though most Western readers may be unfamiliar with this place, her loving description of home touches all of us, as we all share a fondness for a place we call our own. (Chapter 1; various chapters)