PLEASE I NEED HELP ME ASAP Informational Text
The author included a
description of the day
most likely to -
3
A show how Malala was a
normal school girl
B compare how this day was
different from the rest
C provide insight into what really
happened
D explain why Malala was taken
Excerpt from I Am Malala By Malala Yousafzai
Haji Baba Road was a jumble of brightly colored rickshaws,
women in flowing robes, men on scooters, honking and
zigzagging through the traffic. We passed a shopkeeper
bulchering chickens. A boy selling ice-cream cones A
billboard for Dr. Humayun's Hair Transplant Institute. Moniba
and I were deep in conversation. I had many friends, but she
was the friend of my heart, the one with whom I shared
everything that day, when we were talking about who would
get the highest marks this term, one of the other girls started
a song, and the rest of us joined in Just after we passed the
Little Giants snack faciory and the bend in the road no more
Ihan three minutes from my house, the van slowed to a halt. It
was oddly quiet outside. 'It's so calm Today,' said to Moniba
'Where are all the people?' I don't remember anything after
thal, but here's the story that's been told to me Two young
men in white robes siepped in front of our truck 'Is this the
Khushal School bus? one of them asked. The driver laughed
The name of the school was painted in black lellers on the
sideThe other young man jumped onto the tailboard and
leaned into the back, where we were all sibling 'Who is
Malala? he asked No one said a word, but a few girls looked
in my direction We raised his arm and poinied alme Some of
the girls screamed, and I squeezed Moniba's hand who is
Malala? iam Malala, and this is my story
Which line from the text foreshadows
events to come?
A We passed a shopkeeper
bulchering chickens
BIs this the Khushal School bus?
C Moniba and I were deep in
conversation
D Where are all the people?
Short Answer Predict what could
possibly happen next?
Question 1: The author included a description of the day most likely to-
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