I Am Malala

Question 1

Author/Director

Answer 1

Yousafzai & Warchus

Question 2

Education

Answer 2

“Truth told you’re the first gays I’ve ever met in my life.”
“You girls have opened my eyes.”

“I know the importance of education because my books were taken from me.”
“They are our most powerful weapons. One child”

Question 3

Rights

Answer 3

“Sixteen for breeders. Twenty-one for gays.”
“There’s gay people dying every day.”

“I will protect your freedom, Malala”
“The secret school is our silent protest”

Question 4

Identity

Answer 4

“It’s just I don’t really want to be too visible.”
“I can’t change my style”

“To be torn from the country that you love is not something to wish on anyone”
“From an early age, I was interested in politics”

Question 5

Prejudice

Answer 5

“Sixteen for breeders. Twenty-one for gays”
“You bring a load of gays into a working men’s club and you get trouble”

“They saw us as their little puppets”
“Gloomy day for all Pashtuns”

Question 6

Tolerance

Answer 6

“There’s weirdos and all sorts on there”
“I don’t have a problem with … what they are.”

“‘They saw us as their little puppets”
“Taliban bulldozed our Pashtun values”

Question 7

Intro Structure

Answer 7

Make a statement on the topic
Introduce both texts and authors/directors
State Position
Main Ideas

Question 8

Body Structure

Answer 8

Main Idea in relation to the topic
Provide explanation and evidence for both texts
Make connections between texts, similarities, and differences
Link back to the topic

Question 9

Conclusion Structure

Answer 9

Sum up main ideas and arguments
Make your view clear
Main message that is presented by the texts in relation to the topic

Question 10

Characters

Answer 10

Malala, Ziauddin, Taliban, Malauna (BENT TO THE WILL OF THE TALIBAN)

Mark, Dai, Joe (BROMLEY), Hefina, Maureen, Sian