A Long Walk to Water--Chapter 11

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What do the villagers begin working on after the two men in the jeep leave?

Back

They start clearing more of the land between the two trees.

Front

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

Back

He feels more determined to survive.

Front

What happened to the stork the group was cooking?

Back

It was eaten by other birds.

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

Who does Salva think he sees on his second day in the camp?

Back

His mother.

Front

What is the significance of the schoolhouse the villagers are building?

Back

It represents hope and the desire for education in the community.

Front

How does Salva's determination change throughout the story?

Back

Salva's determination grows stronger as he faces challenges and losses.

Front

What role does family play in Salva's journey?

Back

Family provides motivation and emotional support, driving Salva to keep searching for them.

Front

What does the refugee camp symbolize for Salva?

Back

The refugee camp symbolizes both safety and the uncertainty of his future.

Front

How do the experiences of Salva and the villagers reflect the theme of survival?

Back

Both Salva and the villagers demonstrate resilience and resourcefulness in the face of adversity.