Flashcard-A Long Walk to Water, Chapters 1-6

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What do we know about Salva and his family from Chapter 1?

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Salva is a hard-working brother and student; his sisters stay at home to work and his brothers and father have responsibilities outside the home.

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Why would the trip home from the pond take longer for Nya than going there?

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The container would be heavier on the way home and her foot was sore.

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Which sentence from the chapter indicates that Marial is not from Salva’s village?

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The boy spoke Dinka but with a different accent.

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What animal does Salva’s group encounter that provides them with food?

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Honeybees.

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What does Salva think about as he continues his journey?

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Finding his family.

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What is the significance of the pond in Nya's daily life?

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The pond is a crucial source of water for Nya and her family, impacting their survival.

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How does Salva's character develop in the first six chapters?

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Salva shows resilience and determination despite the challenges he faces.

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What role does family play in Salva's motivation?

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Salva's desire to find his family drives him to keep moving forward.

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What challenges does Nya face in her daily routine?

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Nya faces the challenge of carrying heavy water containers and dealing with her sore foot.

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How does the author illustrate the theme of survival in the story?

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The author shows characters facing physical and emotional challenges to survive.