1) Which of the following best describes the state of the Kushal School when Malala and her father finally return to it after the battles in Mingora?
Select one:
The school is covered in litter and one of the walls on the top floor is blown out.
The school is untouched, as though Malala and the other students never left it.
The school has been remodeled by the Pakistani government.
The school is burned to the ground, destroyed during a battle.

2) Which of the following best describes the letter that was left in the Kushal School?
Select one:
The Pakistani army graciously thanks the villagers of Mingora for allowing them to use the building as a shelter.
The Taliban write a letter explaining how despicable and violent the Pakistani army was during battle.
The Pakistani army writes a letter blaming the villagers of Mingora for allowing the Taliban to control them.
A small girl writes a letter begging to be saved from the violence of wartime.

3) When Malala receives the Pakistani National Peace Prize, her friends react by…
Select one:
Bringing her a dozen balloons that say, “Congratulations!”
Buying her a chocolate cake that says, “Success Forever!”
Ignoring her for a week because they are jealous of her success.
Writing her cards to show how proud they are of her.