Memoirs often convey the significance of the memories they describe without tagging a moral to the end. What is the significance of this story for Yousafzai? NEED HELP ASAP a. It illustrates the commitment to education that made Yousafzai a target for the Taliban. b. It illustrates that Yousafzai was like every other teenage girl around the world. c. It shows how Yousafzai was perceived through the eyes of the people around her. d. It gives a good snapshot of Yousafzai's daily life in Pakistan.

D.

Explanation:

'I am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for  Education and Was Shot by the Taliban' is a memoir of Malala Yousafzai. Malala Yousafzai is an education activist, who's been encouraged by her father to pursue education in the midst of Taliban tyranny. Malala was shot in the head by Talibans, when she was fifteen, because she spoke against Talibans and continued her study.

The memoir of Malala gives a snapshot of her daily life in Pakistan.

Her memoir begins with the day when she was shot and then the memoir accelerates to the flashback of Malala's daily life in Pakistan. She begins to describe the days in Pakistan, when Taliban came to take control of Swat Valley.

Thus the correct answer is option D.

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