I Am Malala Ch. 25-29 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

A30: 29. Why does she fear her parents might be wandering the streets looking for her

B30: She worries they may not know where she has been taken.

A29: 28. How is Malala both hopeful and practical

B29: She imagines realistic plans to solve her situation despite her condition.

A28: 27. What “solutions” does Malala imagine to solve her problems

B28: Working to earn money, buying a phone, calling the reception desk.

A27: 26. What does the phone call reveal about their connection

B27: They understand each other deeply without many words.

A26: 25. Why does his voice sound “a little too bright”

B26: He is forcing himself to sound cheerful.

A25: 24. What does Malala realize her father is also doing

B25: Holding back tears.

A24: 23. How does Malala show her father she is happy

B24: She smiles inside even though she can’t physically smile.

A23: 22. Why can Malala not speak during the call

B23: A tube is in her throat.

A22: 21. What instructions does he give her before the call

B22: He tells her not to cry so her family won’t worry.

A21: 20. Who brings a cell phone so Malala can call her parents

B21: Dr. Javid Kayani.

A20: 19. What does she imagine her father is doing to afford her care

B20: Selling their belongings or borrowing money.

A19: 18. What problem still troubles Malala even after learning her family is safe

B19: How the treatment will be paid for.

A18: 17. Why does Malala sleep better that night

B18: She now knows her family is alive.

A17: 16. How does Malala realize her mother is alive too

B17: She recognizes her mother’s feet in the background of the photo.

A16: 15. How does Malala react when she sees her father in the photo

B16: She feels relief and smiles internally.

A15: 14. What does Dr. Fiona show Malala in the newspaper clipping

B15: A photo of her father alive with the army chief of staff.

A14: 13. Why does Malala think she needs to start working

B14: To earn money to buy a phone and call her family.

A13: 12. What new worry does Malala have after learning the government will pay

B13: She thinks her parents may not know where she is.

A12: 11. How does one doctor reassure her about payment

B12: He says the government will pay.

A11: 10. What does she imagine the doctors are saying about her

B11: That she has no money to pay for care.

A10: 9. What financial fear does Malala develop

B10: She worries her family can’t afford the treatment.

A9: 8. How does Malala communicate with doctors and nurses

B9: By writing questions in a notebook.

A8: 7. Why is Malala desperate to know where her father is

B8: She fears something has happened to him.

A7: 6. What does the teddy bear confusion show about her condition

B7: Her memory and perception are affected.

A6: 5. Why is Malala confused about the teddy bear’s color

B6: She thinks it was green, but the nurses say it was always white; the lights made it look green.

A5: 4. What do doctors explain about her tongue and teeth

B5: Her teeth are fine, but her tongue is numb.

A4: 3. Why does Malala keep asking for floss or a wire for her teeth

B4: She believes something is stuck in her teeth even though nothing is wrong.

A3: 2. What physical problems does Malala experience in the hospital

B3: A severe headache, double vision, trouble hearing, numb tongue, a non-working left eye, and she can’t move her left arm.

A2: 1. Why is Malala unsure whether she has actually been shot

B2: Because she drifts in and out of a dreamlike state and can’t tell memories from dreams.