What was Mai’s dream after attending university?

To make education available to all children

Why did many children in Mai’s village drop out of school?

They had to help their families.

How did Mai fund her efforts to improve schools?

She organized events and asked donors.

How did Mai’s computer labs help students?

They taught students about modern technology.

What cultural expectation did Mai challenge?

Girls leaving school to help at home

What was the main goal of Mai’s fundraising efforts?

To improve schools for students

Why is Mai’s work a good example for teens?

It shows one person can inspire change.

What event shaped Mai’s dream of helping others?

Becoming the first in her family to attend university

What skills did Mai’s workshops teach young women?

Entrepreneurship and financial literacy

Why did Mai set up computer labs?

To improve digital literacy for rural students

What is an example of how Mai inspired a love for learning?

She used storytelling and art in lessons.

Why did Mai’s activities during Tet help students?

They practiced writing while celebrating traditions.

What is one reason Mai promoted girls’ education?

Girls often had to marry young.

Why is girls’ education important, according to Mai?

It helps break the cycle of poverty.

Why is Nguyen Thi Mai an inspiration to teens?

She worked hard to improve her community.

How has Mai changed her students’ futures?

She helped them access better education.

What was one challenge Mai faced while teaching?

Schools had very few resources.

What special event did Mai organize during Tet?

Story writing about family traditions

What is the theme of Mai’s story?

Determination can make a difference.

What has happened to many of Mai’s students?

They won university scholarships.

What does Mai’s story prove about change?

It starts with one person’s vision.

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1
What was Mai’s dream after attending university?
To help her family farm
To move to a big city
To make education available to all children
To become famous
2
What did Mai’s workshops for young women aim to do?
Help them cook better meals
Show them how to sew clothes
Teach them about farming
Give them skills for careers
3
What did Mai do to improve local schools?
Built houses for families
Closed old classrooms
Hired new teachers
Raised money for resources
4
Why did many children in Mai’s village drop out of school?
They wanted to play.
There were no teachers.
They disliked school.
They had to help their families.
5
How did Mai fund her efforts to improve schools?
She worked at another school.
She sold crops to raise money.
She borrowed money from a bank.
She organized events and asked donors.
6
How did Mai’s computer labs help students?
They taught students about modern technology.
They allowed students to watch movies.
They helped students write books.
They made studying easier at home.
7
What cultural expectation did Mai challenge?
Marrying before age 18
Farming as a career for girls
Celebrating Tet with families
Girls leaving school to help at home
8
What was the main goal of Mai’s fundraising efforts?
To train new teachers
To improve schools for students
To help students buy food
To create new jobs
9
Why is Mai’s work a good example for teens?
It shows how to study harder.
It proves that money solves problems.
It teaches how to live in cities.
It shows one person can inspire change.
10
What event shaped Mai’s dream of helping others?
Traveling to other countries
Meeting important leaders
Becoming the first in her family to attend university
Building her first school
11
What skills did Mai’s workshops teach young women?
Public speaking
Painting and drawing
Entrepreneurship and financial literacy
Farming techniques
12
Why did Mai set up computer labs?
To teach students how to type
To improve digital literacy for rural students
To connect teachers with donors
To store important books
13
What is an example of how Mai inspired a love for learning?
She gave them extra days off.
She used storytelling and art in lessons.
She graded their work quickly.
She let students play games during class.
14
Why did Mai’s activities during Tet help students?
They made learning fun and cultural.
They earned money for their families.
They helped them skip school.
They practiced writing while celebrating traditions.
15
What resources did Mai help provide for students?
Food and clothing
Textbooks, desks, and bicycles
Sports equipment and games
Computers and cameras
16
What is one reason Mai promoted girls’ education?
Girls had no time to study.
Boys were leaving school early.
Families couldn’t afford school fees.
Girls often had to marry young.
17
Who is the main person discussed in the passage?
Nguyen Thi Mai
Malala Yousafzai
Ho Chi Minh
Greta Thunberg
18
Why is girls’ education important, according to Mai?
It helps break the cycle of poverty.
Boys don’t need school.
Girls are better at studying.
Girls like school more than boys.
19
Why is Nguyen Thi Mai an inspiration to teens?
She worked hard to improve her community.
She made life easier for parents.
She gave up on her dreams.
She became rich and famous.
20
How has Mai changed her students’ futures?
She gave them free food.
She helped them access better education.
She found them jobs in cities.
She taught them farming skills.
21
What was one challenge Mai faced while teaching?
Students didn’t like learning.
Teachers didn’t help her.
Families didn’t want new teachers.
Schools had very few resources.
22
What did Mai’s parents encourage her to do?
Continue her studies
Stop going to school
Work on the farm
Get married young
23
How did Mai’s family influence her success?
They built her a school.
They encouraged her to study.
They gave her money for college.
They taught her farming skills.
24
What problem did Mai’s community face in education?
Teachers didn’t want to teach.
Schools were too far away.
Schools had no resources.
Children were too young.
25
What special event did Mai organize during Tet?
Traditional cooking lessons
Singing contests
Story writing about family traditions
Art shows
26
Where did Nguyen Thi Mai grow up?
The Mekong Delta
A big city
The mountains
Hanoi
27
What is one impact of Mai’s work in rural areas?
Students learned to farm better.
Families had fewer children.
More girls stayed in school.
Schools stopped needing teachers.
28
What is the theme of Mai’s story?
Money is the key to success.
Education solves all problems.
Schools need more computers.
Determination can make a difference.
29
What has happened to many of Mai’s students?
They won university scholarships.
They moved to big cities.
They quit school early.
They started teaching jobs.
30
What does Mai’s story prove about change?
It requires a lot of money.
It starts with one person’s vision.
It only happens in big cities.
It needs support from famous people.

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