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Malala

  •  English    14     Public
    A game about Malala's biography as published on the Nobel Prize website
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  • Malala suffered severe brain damage when she was shot.
    False. Malala suffered no brain damage.
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  • Malala has one brother and one sister.
    FALSE. Malala has two brothers.
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  • Malala’s father didn’t want her to go to school.
    FALSE. Malala's father was a passionate education advocate and wanted her to go to school.
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  • Malala’s family didn't support her fight for girl’s education.
    FALSE. Malala's family wanted her to go to school.
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  • The Taliban supported the construction of schools.
    FALSE. The Taliban destroyed some 400 schools.
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  • The Taliban did not support Malala’s fight for girl’s education.
    TRUE
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  • The Taliban encouraged people to dance and watch TV.
    FALSE. The Taliban banned cultural activities like dancing and watching television.
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  • Malala was 15 years old when she was shot in the head.
    TRUE
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  • Malala was on a bus when she was shot.
    TRUE
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  • Malala was nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize after she was shot in the head.
    FALSE. Malala was nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize BEFORE she was shot.
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  • Malala spoke at the United Nations when she was 17.
    FALSE. Malala spoke at the United Nations on her 16th birthday.
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  • Malala was named a Nobel Peace Prize winner when she was 16.
    TRUE
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  • Malala lives in Pakistan today.
    FALSE. Currently she lives in Birmingham (England).
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  • Malala lives in England today.
    True. She lives in Birmingham.
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