Vocabulary
Grammar
Essay structure
I am Malala
World stereotypes
100

This word means a fixed, oversimplified belief about a group of people.

Stereotype

100

Correct the sentence and say what grammar is this:
“This exercise is more easier than the last one.”

This exercise is easier than the last one - comparatives

100

In the intoduction the question or interesting fact might be used as a hook to grab people's attention.

True or false?

True

100

How many siblings does Malala have?

two younger brothers

100

In many toy stores, this color is still used to market "girls' toys," while blue is used for "boys' toys."

Pink

200

This term refers to the roles and behaviors society expects from males and females.

Gender roles

200

Complete the sentence and say what grammar is this:
“If she ___ (study) harder, she would have passed the exam.”

had studied - third conditional

200

Which is the stronger topic sentence and why?
A) “There are many problems in society.”
B) “Gender stereotypes limit career opportunities for young people.”

B, because it is specific and clearly introduces the paragraph idea

200

Malala became the youngest person ever to receive this prestigious international award in 2014.

the Nobel Peace Prize

200

This 2023 blockbuster movie used a "dream house" and a journey to the "Real World" to critique modern gender roles.

Barbie

300

Identify BOTH the issue and its cause:
“Girls are less likely to choose careers in engineering because they believe it is not for them.”

Gender inequality caused by stereotypes

300

Combine using a non-defining relative clause:
“My brother lives in Germany. He is a doctor.”

My brother, who is a doctor, lives in Germany

300

Where does the thesis go?

Typically, the thesis is stated once, usually at the end of the introduction.

300

Malala was often compared to this historical Pashtun female figure who rallied troops against the British.

Malalai of Maiwand

300

Statistically, women make up only about 35% of graduates in these four fields, often abbreviated by this 4-letter acronym.

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)

400

Which SDG fits BEST and why?
“Ensuring women have equal opportunities in government and leadership.”

SDG 5, gender equality 

400

Choose the correct modal:
“They didn’t answer the phone. They ___ have been sleeping.”

They didn’t answer the phone. They MUST have been sleeping. - modal verb, deduction in the past

400

What is the main problem?
“Firstly, education is important. Secondly, many people have different opinions. In conclusion, this is a serious issue.”

lack of development / weak supporting details

400

Malala wrote a blog for the BBC under this pseudonym to hide her identity from the Taliban.

Gul Makai

400

This specific phrase is used to describe the unfair expectation that girls should be quiet and compliant, while "boys will be boys" when they are loud or messy.

Double standards

500

Choose the correct term:
“Women and men are paid differently for doing the same job.”

Gender pay gap

500

Rewrite using a participle clause:
“Because he was tired, he went to bed early.”

Being tired, he went to bed early? (or: Tired, he went to bed early)

500

Identify TWO problems:
“In conclusion, new ideas were discussed. Also, this topic is important.”

lack of summary of main points and weak/unclear final statement

500

This is the name of the radio station/personality (often called "Radio Mullah") who spread extremist propaganda in the Swat Valley.

Maulana Fazlullah

500

This is the unfair expectation that a boy should never cry or show sadness because it makes him look "weak."

Toxic masculinity

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