Malala Yousafzai was born in Pakistan in 1997. She grew up in a small town where girls did not always have the right to go to school. However, Malala’s father was a teacher who believed in education for everyone. Malala loved learning, and she was one of the best students in her class.

When she was 11 years old, Malala started writing a blog about the importance of education for girls. Her words inspired many people, but some were against her ideas. In 2012, when she was traveling home from school, a group of men attacked her. Malala was seriously injured but survived.

After the attack, Malala became even stronger. She moved to the UK and continued her education. In 2014, she won the Nobel Peace Prize, becoming the youngest person in history to receive this award. Today, Malala works to help children around the world go to school.

She is a young woman who believes that education can change the world.

Personally / That’ s right / I totally disagree / That’s not always true / I’m not so sure about it

As for me / In my opinion / No doubt about it / I don’t think so / You are absolutely right.

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1. Look at the dog! It __________________________ (run) quickly after the cat.

2. Henry ___________________________ (repair) his car at the moment.

3. Be quiet! They ___________________________ (study) for their exams.

4. _____________ you _________________(pack) your suitcase?

5. My friend and I ____________________________ (not / watch) TV.

1. Where was Malala Yousafzai born?

2. Why did she start writing a blog?

3. What happened to her in 2012?

4. What did she do after the attack?

5. Why is Malala an inspirational person?