“My father sent food and aid to Shangla using money collected by friends and the Swat Association of Private Schools.”
He was a kind man who wanted to help others.
He sent unnecessary funds to other schools while his suffered.
He worried about other people instead of his family
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Based on the passage you provided, the most accurate inference about Malala's father is:
He was a kind man who wanted to help others.
The passage highlights his actions of sending food and aid, indicating a charitable nature and a desire to assist those in need. The other options either suggest negative traits or judgments that aren't supported by the information given in the passage.
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