Ellick probably thinks that a girl with Malala's disposition would be wanting a more educational form of entertainment rather than just shallow American flicks but the thing he realized is that he was actually talking to a young girl in her early teens and that just like any other girl, she just wants to have the normal kind of entertainment that girls her age enjoy. Aside from this, he was humbled by the fact that it is a young girl in the face of the most ruthless men in Taliban fighting for something so big as education.
Sample Response: Malala's situation was caused by a change in her setting. The Taliban took over her city and forced all girls' schools to close. Because of this situation, she had to grow up quickly and overcome her fears. She stood up to the Taliban and continues to fight for girls' education even after they attacked her.
In 2010 she met with U.S special Envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan Richard Holbrooke. Ellick remembers being with Malala in a coffee shop after the meeting. " she said, I want to get ice cream...I love vanilla ice cream,"" Ellick recalled. "Here is this girl that can go from being at a negotional table , a high-level diplomatic meeting, but she also wanted ice cream. Ellick remembers another time when they were out shopping in Islamabad , having fun and hunting for English launguage books and DVDs. " I was disappointB) Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl.ed that she wanted some trashy American sitcoms," Ellick laughs." I kept telling myself, I know you want her to want to watch a documentary about Sierra Leone but she is just a girl." I would say that B) Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl. While she can participate in high level meetings, she also still loves enjoying herself and eating ice cream and watching ordinary videos for relaxation.
Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl.
Explanation:
Malala was the youngest Nobel Prize winner. She won this award for the Pakistani fight for the right to education of girls and teens in her country. This fight began early, when the Taliban fundamentalist group, which had controlled since 2007 the village where Malala lived, demanded the suspension of classes given to the girls. Malala became an activist for the right to girls education and because of her activism, she was attacked when Taliban agents shot her in the head.
In the excerpt showing the question, Ellick recounts how his meeting with Malala went after she had attended an important meeting. He says that despite being a notable activist, Mala is just a girl who likes ice cream and American comedies. He also says this may even disappoint people, but besides being an activist, Malala is just a bright young girl like all girls.
The correct answer to which statement best describes reporter Adam Ellick's point of view is: Malala displays the characteristics of both a capable activist and a bright young girl.
According to the passage, the reporter is surprised with Malala's contrasting aspects. "Here is this girl that can go from being at a negotiating table, a high-level diplomatic meeting, but she also wanted ice cream", he says, expressing his opinion about Malala's personality, which carried out both a capable activist who was able to participate in diplomatic meeting and a bright young girl, who just wanted ice cream and who was curious about the American culture. Therefore, the correct answer to which statement best describes Ellick's point of view about Malala is that Malala displays the characteristics of both a capable activist and a bright young girl.
The correct answer couldn't be the first one "Malala is wise beyond her years and should not waste time on pop culture or television", because, in the passage, it can be observed that the reporter finds it funny how, at the same time the girl can be very intelligent and debate adult issues, and also be a common girl interested in ice cream and sitcoms. Ellick has a positive reaction to her demands and interests, although he would like her to be interested in documentaries instead of sitcoms because he understands that she also lives typical girl experiences. He says "I kept telling myself, 'I know you want her to want to watch a documentary about Sierra Leone but she is just a girl" while laughing. Thus, the correct answer couldn't be that Malala is wise beyond her years and should not waste time on pop culture or television.
The correct answer couldn't be the third one "Malala should not attend diplomatic meetings because she is a young girl", because Ellick explicitly comments on the fact that she can go from being at a diplomatic meeting to wanting ice cream. So, he thinks that she can carry out both aspects of her personality. Therefore, the answer couldn't be that Malala should not attend diplomatic meetings because she is a young girl.
The correct answer couldn't be the fourth one "Malala should focus on the joys of childhood instead of difficult and dangerous adult issues" for the same reasons as the previous explanation. The reporter believes both characteristics are part of the girl: focusing on the joys of childhood and on difficult adult issues. During this passage, he doesn't diminish her or states that she should only be dealt with as an innocent girl. On the contrary, it surprises him that she sometimes behaves like a common girl, because he expects from her to behave like the same girl he sees in diplomatic meetings. So, the correct answer couldn't be that Malala should focus on the joys of childhood instead of difficult and dangerous adult issues.
The correct answer is B. Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl.
Explanation:
Malala Yousafzai is a young activist from Pakistan that supports human rights and education for women and children, she is mainly known for being the youngest person in winning the Nobel Prize. In the excerpt presented, one reporter called Elick describes the way he discovers while interacting with Malala he founds she has the preferences of any other common girl including her like for ice cream and American sitcoms, which the author finds funny and interesting as he realizes even though she is an important activists and deals with important issues, she is still a girl. This shows the perspective of Adam Ellicks is that Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl, considering Ellick realizes Malala has the characteristics of a common girl but despite this is able to be an activist.
The answer is B
Explanation:
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Ellick probably thinks that a girl with Malala's disposition would be wanting a more educational form of entertainment rather than just shallow American flicks but the thing he realized is that he was actually talking to a young girl in her early teens and that just like any other girl, she just wants to have the normal kind of entertainment that girls her age enjoy. Aside from this, he was humbled by the fact that it is a young girl in the face of the most ruthless men in Taliban fighting for something so big as education.
Sample Response: Malala's situation was caused by a change in her setting. The Taliban took over her city and forced all girls' schools to close. Because of this situation, she had to grow up quickly and overcome her fears. She stood up to the Taliban and continues to fight for girls' education even after they attacked her.
Explanation:
In 2010 she met with U.S special Envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan Richard Holbrooke. Ellick remembers being with Malala in a coffee shop after the meeting.
" she said, I want to get ice cream...I love vanilla ice cream,"" Ellick recalled. "Here is this girl that can go from being at a negotional table , a high-level diplomatic meeting, but she also wanted ice cream.
Ellick remembers another time when they were out shopping in Islamabad , having fun and hunting for English launguage books and DVDs.
" I was disappointB) Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl.ed that she wanted some trashy American sitcoms," Ellick laughs." I kept telling myself, I know you want her to want to watch a documentary about Sierra Leone but she is just a girl." I would say that B) Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl. While she can participate in high level meetings, she also still loves enjoying herself and eating ice cream and watching ordinary videos for relaxation.
The statement that best describe reporter Adam Ellick's viewpoint of Malal from the excerpt is the second choice.
Malala displays the characteristics of both a capable activist and a bright young girl.
Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl.
Explanation:
Malala was the youngest Nobel Prize winner. She won this award for the Pakistani fight for the right to education of girls and teens in her country. This fight began early, when the Taliban fundamentalist group, which had controlled since 2007 the village where Malala lived, demanded the suspension of classes given to the girls. Malala became an activist for the right to girls education and because of her activism, she was attacked when Taliban agents shot her in the head.
In the excerpt showing the question, Ellick recounts how his meeting with Malala went after she had attended an important meeting. He says that despite being a notable activist, Mala is just a girl who likes ice cream and American comedies. He also says this may even disappoint people, but besides being an activist, Malala is just a bright young girl like all girls.
The correct answer to which statement best describes reporter Adam Ellick's point of view is: Malala displays the characteristics of both a capable activist and a bright young girl.
According to the passage, the reporter is surprised with Malala's contrasting aspects. "Here is this girl that can go from being at a negotiating table, a high-level diplomatic meeting, but she also wanted ice cream", he says, expressing his opinion about Malala's personality, which carried out both a capable activist who was able to participate in diplomatic meeting and a bright young girl, who just wanted ice cream and who was curious about the American culture. Therefore, the correct answer to which statement best describes Ellick's point of view about Malala is that Malala displays the characteristics of both a capable activist and a bright young girl.
The correct answer couldn't be the first one "Malala is wise beyond her years and should not waste time on pop culture or television", because, in the passage, it can be observed that the reporter finds it funny how, at the same time the girl can be very intelligent and debate adult issues, and also be a common girl interested in ice cream and sitcoms. Ellick has a positive reaction to her demands and interests, although he would like her to be interested in documentaries instead of sitcoms because he understands that she also lives typical girl experiences. He says "I kept telling myself, 'I know you want her to want to watch a documentary about Sierra Leone but she is just a girl" while laughing. Thus, the correct answer couldn't be that Malala is wise beyond her years and should not waste time on pop culture or television.
The correct answer couldn't be the third one "Malala should not attend diplomatic meetings because she is a young girl", because Ellick explicitly comments on the fact that she can go from being at a diplomatic meeting to wanting ice cream. So, he thinks that she can carry out both aspects of her personality. Therefore, the answer couldn't be that Malala should not attend diplomatic meetings because she is a young girl.
The correct answer couldn't be the fourth one "Malala should focus on the joys of childhood instead of difficult and dangerous adult issues" for the same reasons as the previous explanation. The reporter believes both characteristics are part of the girl: focusing on the joys of childhood and on difficult adult issues. During this passage, he doesn't diminish her or states that she should only be dealt with as an innocent girl. On the contrary, it surprises him that she sometimes behaves like a common girl, because he expects from her to behave like the same girl he sees in diplomatic meetings. So, the correct answer couldn't be that Malala should focus on the joys of childhood instead of difficult and dangerous adult issues.
The correct answer is B. Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl.
Explanation:
Malala Yousafzai is a young activist from Pakistan that supports human rights and education for women and children, she is mainly known for being the youngest person in winning the Nobel Prize. In the excerpt presented, one reporter called Elick describes the way he discovers while interacting with Malala he founds she has the preferences of any other common girl including her like for ice cream and American sitcoms, which the author finds funny and interesting as he realizes even though she is an important activists and deals with important issues, she is still a girl. This shows the perspective of Adam Ellicks is that Malala displays the characteristics of both capable activist and a bright young girl, considering Ellick realizes Malala has the characteristics of a common girl but despite this is able to be an activist.
B
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