Which statement is true?AMalala kept going to school every day even though she was not allowed to.BMalala never had a chance to go to school when she was younger.CMalala was attacked because some did not like that she talked about all people being equal.DMalala had to stop fighting for women’s right to an education after she was attacked

What is the speaker’s main opinion about Malala?AMalala was named in honor of a powerful woman from a folk story.BMalala is a Sunni Muslim who went to school in northwest Pakistan.CMalala is the youngest person to ever receive the Nobel Peace Prize.DMalala is a Pakistani hero and she changed the world for the better.

How did Malala react to the fact that girls had to stop going to school?AShe agreed with it and stopped doing her studies.BShe agreed with it, but it still bothered her a little bit.CShe disagreed with it and began speaking up against it.DShe disagreed with it, but she decided to stay silent.

Select if the statement is true or false.Most ancient societies believed in education for boys, but only Egypt made an attempt to educate girls.TrueFalse

Which of the following statements about gender equality is true?OptionsAccess to education is a gender equality issue in the U.S.Most countries do not have a problem with gender equalityWomen have as much sexual freedom as menIt affects both men and women

State whether the following statements are true or false:We still don’t have enough research evidence to suggest that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples experience significant racism through educational institutions in Australia. Teachers tend to have a more complex understanding of what racism is than Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. [2]Schools are generally proactive in implementing anti-racism strategies. [2]Representations of Indigeneity, Indigenous intelligence, and academic achievement from teachers, schools and the media are generally negative. Contemporary research suggests that it is the students’ Indigeneity that is the cause of the often-reported underperformance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. [2]