A Long Walk to Water Chapter 12

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What danger does Salva face in the river?

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Crocodiles are a danger that Salva faces in the river.

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Why are all of the camps in Ethiopia closing in 1991?

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The Ethiopian government is collapsing.

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What is the 'iron giraffe' that Nya refers to at the beginning of chapter 12?

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It is a tall drill used to drill for water.

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What is Salva's first impression of the Itang refugee camp?

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There are thousands of people.

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

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They balanced the bundles of rocks on their heads.

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What is the significance of water in 'A Long Walk to Water'?

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Water is a vital resource for survival and symbolizes hope and life.

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How does Salva's journey reflect resilience?

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Salva continues to move forward despite numerous challenges and dangers.

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What role does community play in Salva's story?

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

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What does Nya's daily routine reveal about her life?

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Nya's routine shows the hardships and struggles faced by those without easy access to water.

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How does the author use imagery to describe the refugee camps?

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Imagery is used to convey the overcrowded and chaotic conditions of the camps.