A Long Walk to Water--Chapter 11 & 12

Front

How did Nya's mother and the others transfer the rocks to the working site?

Back

They balanced the bundles of rocks on their heads.

Front

What does Salva realize about the woman in the orange head scarf?

Back

She is not his mother.

Front

What danger does Salva face in the river?

Back

Crocodiles.

Front

How does the attitude of the group toward Salva change once Uncle is dead?

Back

They stop sharing food and don't talk to him.

Front

How does Salva feel now that both Marial and Uncle are gone?

Back

He feels more determined to survive.

Front

What is the significance of the orange head scarf in Salva's journey?

Back

It symbolizes hope and connection to his past.

Front

What role does family play in Salva's survival?

Back

Family provides emotional support and motivation to keep going.

Front

How does the environment affect the characters in 'A Long Walk to Water'?

Back

The harsh conditions challenge their survival and resilience.

Front

What does Salva's determination teach us about overcoming obstacles?

Back

It shows that perseverance can lead to success despite difficulties.

Front

How do the experiences of Nya and Salva parallel each other?

Back

Both face hardships and demonstrate resilience in their quests for water and safety.