Question

7. When the mufti came to Malala's home to speak with her father about the girl's high school, what was the compromise they came to? (Ch. 5)

Only one girl from each family could attend school.
They did not agree or come to a compromise.
The girls could only go to school for 1 year.
The girls would enter through a different gate than the men.

Answer 1

The correct answer is "The girls would enter through a different gate than the men."

Step-by-step explanation:

In Chapter 5 of "I Am Malala", when the Mufti came to Malala's home to speak with her father about the girls' high school, the compromise they came to was that the girls would enter the school through a separate gate and sit in the back of the classroom to keep the boys from being distracted. This was done to address the concerns of those who believed that the mixing of boys and girls in school was against their religious beliefs. However, this was only a temporary solution, and Malala and her father continued to advocate for equal education rights for girls.