Malala's family lived in five different towns in three months.
FALSE - Malala's family lived in four different towns in two months.
The bombs destroyed Malala's town.
TRUE
Just a few people helped rebuild the town and the school didn't reopen.
FALSE - Everyone helped rebuild the town and the school reopened.
The Pakistan army were everywhere and the Taliban were in the mountains.
TRUE
A tornado in the Swat Valley killed hundreds of people.
FALSE - A flood in the Swat Valley killed thousands of people.
Malala's story for the New York Times was now famous in Asia.
FALSE - Malala's story for the BBC was now famous in the world.
Malala got Pakistan's National Youth Peace Prize.
TRUE
Malala spoke in many different cities about girl education.
TRUE
The religion of the Taliban was the religion of Pakistan.
FALSE - The religion of the Taliban was not the religion of Pakistan.
The Taliban posted a video online saying they wanted to kill Malala.
TRUE
In October 2012, it was time for vacation at Malala's school.
FALSE - In October 2012, it was time for exams at Malala's school.
Three young man shot Malala on the car back home.
FALSE - Two young man shot Malala on the bus back home.
Malala was taken from Pakistan to a hospital in the USA.
FALSE - Malala was taken from Pakistan to a hospital in England.
Malala spent three months in the hospital in Birmingham.
TRUE
