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1. a piece of her skull had been put in her stomach
2. she was being moved to a different hospital
3. the world seemed paused as she was put in a coma
4. she thought she was hearing things when they said they put her skull on her stomach
5. some people wanted to take a picture of her in the hospital.

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1. she was getting tired of not hearing  well and the tube in her throat preventing her from talking
2. the bullet could've taken out her eye of hit her brain
3. she used to be very self conscious about her face
4. this was the chapter where she found out she was shot
5. after hearing the news, she was very angry at the taliban for not letting her speak

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1.  in those first days of being in the hospital she was drifting in and out of a dream world
2. she couldn't hear properly or see properly
3. a doctor always looked sad but he really wasn't
4. she found out that her father was alive through  a newspaper
5. that night she slept a little better knowing that her family was safe

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1. when she woke up, she saw everything in double
2. she somehow felt safe in a hospital
3. she wanted to know where her father was
4. her father was in fact safe back in pakistan
5. she thought she was dead but she really wasn't

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1.she did a poor job on her physical education test-thingy
2. she thought everything was going well in that point in her life
3. she always prayed the most before exams
4. she always worked hard
5. on the bus, one of the girls sang a song to pass the time
BONUS!!
6. SHE GOT SHOT ON THE BUS

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1. when she was 15, she could stay in school as long as she wanted
2. she wanted to be a political leader.
3. she no longer had to fight to go to school
4. one of Malala's fathers close friends was shot in the face
5. she started thinking about death and how it felt like

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1. by spring, the trees had burst into bloom.
2. malala's mother was learning to read.
3. Malala's mother loved schoolwork for than Malala.
4. the taliban may have been defeated but their beliefs still spread.
5. she got teased because she was so successful.

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1. she had traveled and given speeches and won medals and awards all by the age of 15
2.  she was being targeted by the taliban
4.her father was near tears
3. she had to walk to school with the books hidden under her scarf
5. she was sent death threats

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1. one day in october 2011 she got nominated for kids rights
2. she was also invited to speak at a conference of education
3. she and her friends still went to school secretly
4. she had won a peace prize.
5.journalists wanted to interview her.

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1. every night she tried to be taller.
2. every morning she measured herself to see if she had grown.
3. she was so short that sometimes it was hard to get peoples attention
4. 11 girls from her school participated
5. someone was ambushed on his way home.

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1. when they came back, everything was in shambles
2. malala's old school was still intact
3. under a sign, there was a pile of goat heads
4. she wanted to help
5. the army was staying at the school for a little while.

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1. her grandmother told her a couplet
2. malala tried to memorize every detail of their house just in case they would never come back
3. Malala is fine until she sees someone else crying, then she feels that she also has permission to cry
4. all she cared about were her books but she had to leave them behind
5. few people knew where they were going, they just knew they had to get away.

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1. after her interviews, sometimes people came up and told her she had done well.
2. she was proud to be speaking out for girls
3. sometimes she wondered if the world spun upside down
4. she had people coming over to her house to film her life.
5. their dreams were dying.

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1. one man tried to stop fifty thousand girl from going to school
2. one by one girls stopped going to school
3. school was due to end january 4
4. one girl had gotten married off at twelve.
5. they believed things would get better

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1. malala's father was brave
2. at school her firnds and she wondered what they would do
3. they expressed their feelings through essays and speeches.
4. even the news came, and malala was surprised because she didnt think that anyone would care what girls had to say
5. there was one girl who spoke like a poet

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1. they still went to school amidst the war.
2. the competition between her and her friends for best grades became more competitive.
3. the teacher helped believe in her dreams
4. sometimes the teacher stopped class to let the students ask as many questions as they wanted
5. some men turned off all the tv channels except for the government channels.
6. the girls school had been bombed

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1. a swarm of army black helicopters swarmed the sky one day in 2007
2. they dropped things on the ground, and at first they were scared but it turned out it was just candy.
3. there was bombs.
4. if the bombing were close, the lights would flash.
5. malala and her brothers learned how to distugiush the sounds and stuff like that

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1. when he left home malala wondered each night whether he would come back
2. her father talked back to the taliban
3. the first prime minister ran for election again
4. she was the only politician brave enough to address the terrorists ( the first woman prime minister)
5. the woman prime minister died on life tv.

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1. the men carried guns for no reason
2. the police tried to stop him but he only got stronger.
3. they tried to live a regular life.
4. every time there was a knock on the door they jumped
5. they t76hreatened her father.

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1. all music was forbidden by Islam.
2. there was a thing going on where they tried to discourage girls to not go to school
3. somebody was taking advantage of the trauma of the earthquake to make people even more scared
4. there were only two things to talk about in those days: fighting and the mysterious radio show.
5. she prayed every night before going to bed.

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1. each morning as her friends went to school, a man stood scowling at them.
2. the man had a problem with girls going to school.
3. the man ran illegal radio broadcasts
4. her teacher was kind and wise.
5. they flew on wings of knowledge

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1. there was an earth quake. it  was one of the worst in history.
2. the americans tried to help
3. even after the earthquake, the buildings were still moving
4. the earthquake took place in 2005
5. the earthquake was 7.6 on the richter scale.

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1. very little
2. the people took people out of school on purpose.
3. it is important

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1 why does Malala think her father is generous? he treated her better than most other men treated theirs.

2. how are the lives of the woman in the mountains? their lives were hard because there wasn't any female doctors and they couldn't go to school

3. what kind of resources were not provided by the government? clean water

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1. Is Malala a regular teenager? she is in fact a normal teenager except for she got shot and shes famous so yeah
2. what evidence can you cite that tells us that malala's family is traditional to their culture?

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1. she got shot in the head
2. her dad named her after a woman in the war who also got shot (but the woman died)
3. she is a normal girl
4. she admits that she spent hours in the mirror playing with her hair.
5. her sister stole something of hers so malala stole something back