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Froggy Jumps Malala's ted talkOnline version Video's comprehension by Celeste Monterrosa 1 What did Malala say she got wrong about changing the world? a I focused on heroic, grand actions. b One big act would fix everything. c Change comes from only government action. 2 According to the talk, what is a powerful way to change communities? a Small acts of learning and kindness b Waiting for a global plan c Only big protests can help 3 Why does Malala caution against chasing only famous heroes? a Heroes are the only path to progress. b Change happens through many ordinary people. c Ordinary people cannot influence change. 4 What role does education play in Malala's message? a Education should be the only focus of government b Education alone ends all problems c Education empowers individuals to contribute to change 5 Which setting does Malala highlight as important for change? a Only formal institutions like schools b Isolated activism abroad c Communities and everyday environments 6 What does Malala suggest about asking questions? a Only experts should ask questions b Questions slow down solutions c Ask questions widely to understand problems 7 What is a key takeaway about responsibility for change? a Everyone has a role, not just a few people b Change happens without effort c Only leaders are responsible 8 How does Malala describe the impact of small actions? a They accumulate and amplify over time b They are enough on their own c They are insignificant 9 What does the talk imply about global problems? a They are unsolvable b They require collective effort, not miracles c They can be solved by individuals alone 10 What mindset shift does Malala advocate? a From learning to ignorance b From action to inaction c From heroic savior to everyday contributor

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Malala's ted talkOnline version

by Celeste Monterrosa

What did Malala say she got wrong about changing the world?

According to the talk, what is a powerful way to change communities?

Why does Malala caution against chasing only famous heroes?

What role does education play in Malala's message?

Which setting does Malala highlight as important for change?

What does Malala suggest about asking questions?

What is a key takeaway about responsibility for change?

How does Malala describe the impact of small actions?

What does the talk imply about global problems?

What mindset shift does Malala advocate?