A Long Walk to Water Ch. 6-11

Front

What challenge are Nya and her family facing at the end of Chapter 7?

Back

They must decide whether or not to stay in the camp or take Akeer to the medical clinic.

Front

What piece of textual evidence does NOT support the claim that Salva's family was fairly rich?

Back

"[Beans and rice had been grown elsewhere, because few crops could be raised in the dry semi-desert region of Loun-Ariik."

Front

What happened to Salva's uncle in chapter 10?

Back

He was killed by men from the Nuer tribe.

Front

How do they survive the challenge of trying to cross the Nile River?

Back

They build boats to cross the Nile.

Front

Who or what attacks Salva and the rest of the group while they are sleeping by the river?

Back

Mosquitoes.

Front

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

Back

Water represents life, survival, and the struggles faced by the characters.

Front

Describe the character of Salva in the story.

Back

Salva is a determined and resilient young boy who faces numerous challenges during his journey.

Front

What role does family play in Salva's journey?

Back

Family provides motivation and emotional support, driving Salva to keep going despite hardships.

Front

What does the Nile River symbolize in the story?

Back

The Nile River symbolizes both a barrier and a source of life, representing the challenges and resources in the characters' journey.

Front

How does Nya's daily routine reflect her struggles?

Back

Nya's routine of walking long distances for water highlights the hardships faced by her family.