A Long Walk to Water--Chapter 11

Front

What does Salva see when he reaches the refugee camp?

Back

He sees more people than he has ever seen before in one place.

Front

What happened to the stork the group was cooking?

Back

It was eaten by other birds.

Front

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

Back

He feels more determined to survive.

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

Where does the group bury Uncle?

Back

In a hole two feet deep that has been dug by an animal.

Front

What is the significance of the refugee camp in Salva's journey?

Back

It represents hope and a chance for safety amidst chaos.

Front

How does Salva's determination evolve throughout the story?

Back

Salva becomes increasingly resilient and focused on survival despite losses.

Front

What role does friendship play in Salva's journey?

Back

Friendship provides emotional support and motivation to keep going.

Front

What challenges does Salva face in the refugee camp?

Back

He faces loneliness, hunger, and the struggle to find safety.

Front

How does the loss of Uncle impact Salva's character development?

Back

It deepens his sense of isolation but also strengthens his resolve.