Girls' education is paramount, empowering individuals and transforming communities. Educating girls equips them with skills, knowledge and confidence to break free from cycles of poverty, inequality and exploitation. An educated girl can support herself financially, make informed decisions about her health, relationships and well-being. She can pursue careers previously inaccessible, fostering personal growth and independence.

Educated girls also profoundly impact their communities. They become catalysts for positive change, advocating for social justice, equality and education. They can provide better healthcare, nutrition and education to their families. By actively participating in politics, business and social initiatives, educated girls challenge discriminatory norms, promote gender equality and contribute to economic growth. Investing in girls' education yields long-term benefits, cultivating a brighter, more equitable future for individuals, communities and society as a whole.

# Question 1

We provided support to Nepal after the earthquake in 2015.

# Question 2

Jane Austen started writing her first novel when she was 20.

# Question 1

Mrs. Kim didn't allow Lucy to adopt a pet until she was ten.

# Question 2

When did Sam start attending art classes?

# Question 3

Tom asked me if I was nervous about my upcoming job interview.

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