Chapter 12- A Long Walk To Water

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What were the reasons for the refugees being forced to leave the camp in 'A Long Walk To Water'?

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The Ethiopian government was on the brink of collapse.

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Why is the drill referred to as the 'iron giraffe' in Chapter 12?

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The drill bit has a long neck like a giraffe.

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How many men came to help Nya's village in addition to the two men that visited?

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10 men came to help.

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How many years did Salva stay at the camp?

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6 years.

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What method did Nya's mother and others use to transfer rocks to the working site?

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They balanced the rocks on their heads.

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What is the significance of the title 'A Long Walk To Water'?

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It symbolizes the struggle and journey for survival and access to basic needs.

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What challenges do refugees face when leaving their homes?

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They face loss of safety, uncertainty, and the struggle to find basic necessities.

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How does the character of Salva evolve throughout the story?

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Salva grows from a scared boy into a determined leader and advocate for others.

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What role does community play in the lives of the characters in 'A Long Walk To Water'?

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Community provides support, resources, and a sense of belonging during difficult times.

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What are the physical and emotional impacts of displacement on individuals?

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Displacement can lead to trauma, loss of identity, and challenges in accessing resources.