A Long Walk To Water Ch. 1-4

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What motivates Salva to join the men’s group at the rebel camp?

Back

Salva believes it is the honorable decision.

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Why is Buksa considered a valuable member of the group?

Back

Buksa is valuable because he knows how to locate beehives.

Front

What leads Salva to trust the old woman he meets?

Back

Salva trusts the old woman because they are both from the Dinka tribe.

Front

What does the teacher’s urgent instructions imply about the village?

Back

The teacher’s instructions suggest that the village is not safe.

Front

What inference can be made about Salva’s family based on the text?

Back

Salva’s family is well-respected in the village.

Front

What is the significance of tribal identity in Salva's journey?

Back

Tribal identity provides a sense of belonging and trust among individuals in difficult situations.

Front

How does the theme of survival manifest in the early chapters of 'A Long Walk To Water'?

Back

Survival is depicted through the characters' struggles to find safety, food, and companionship.

Front

What role does community play in the lives of the characters in the story?

Back

Community offers support, resources, and a sense of security during times of crisis.

Front

How does the author illustrate the concept of honor in the decisions made by characters?

Back

Honor is illustrated through characters' choices that reflect their values and responsibilities to others.

Front

What challenges do Salva and the other characters face in their journey?

Back

They face challenges such as danger from conflict, scarcity of resources, and the need for companionship.