Today we will listen to chapters 6 and 7 in I Am Malala. We will answer the comprehension questions in complete sentences.
Part 2 “A Shadow Over Our Valley”
Chapter 6 “Radio Mullah”
Arabic terms and words to know
mullah (noun)--an informal name for an imam or a religious leader
imam (noun)--local preacher
haram (adjective)--prohibited by Islam
purdah of women (noun)--segregation or seclusion, wearing the veil
charisma (noun)--a natural ability to attract and interest other people and make them admire you
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- Give two examples of things the radio mullah begs for.
- What does the radio mullah say God will do if they don’t stop?
- Why does Malala know the radio mullah is wrong?
- What does Malala’s father discover about the radio mullah?
- Malala’s father quotes a proverb. “Coming events cast their shadow before.” What does
he mean?
- What announcement does Fazlullah (the radio mullah) finally announce?
Chapter 7 “The Taliban in Swat”
Arabic terms and words to know
Talib (noun)--a member of the Taliban
menacingly (adverb)--threateningly
fanatic (noun)--someone who has extreme political or religious ideas and is often dangerous
studious (adjective)--spending a lot of time studying and reading
TTP (noun)--Tehrik-i-Taliban-Pakistan or the Pakistan Taliban
flog (verb)--to beat a person or animal with a whip or stick
infidel (noun)--an offensive word for someone who has a different religion from you
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- Why does Fazlullah speak out against vaccinations?
- What happens around the time of Malala’s birthday?
- After Fazlullah joins forces with the TTP, what announcement is made?
- What three things lead to Malala’s family’s television to end up in a closet?
- How does Malala use a simile to describe her father? .
- What does the Talib tell Malala she must do? Why?
- What happens to Malala’s father?
Chapter 3 “The Rise of Islam”
Chapter 3, Section 1, “Geography and Life in Arabia”, pages 54-58
Answer in complete sentences.
- Look at the map on page 55. What four or five bodies of water surround Arabia?
- Why is Arabia called a “crossroads” region?
- How has Arabia’s “crossroads” location affected its culture and society?
- What are the main physical features of Arabia’s environment?
- What is the Rub’ al-Khali?
- What does the Rub’ al-Khali mean?
- Why are most of the settlements in Arabia in the coastal regions?
- Where were nomads and townspeople likely to interact?
- Why did nomads travel?
- Look at the illustration on page 57. How can you tell which figures are nomads and which figures are townspeople?
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