A Long Walk To Water - Chapters 10-12

Front

What is the significance of the tree in Nya's village?

Back

The tree is a landmark that indicates where water can be found, specifically between two trees.

Front

How old is Salva when he faces the challenges in the desert?

Back

Salva is 17 years old when the camp is closed.

Front

What does Salva's uncle represent in his journey?

Back

Salva's uncle represents guidance and support during his difficult journey.

Front

How many trips does Nya make to the pond each day?

Back

Nya makes 2 trips to the pond each day.

Front

What is the main challenge faced by Salva in the desert?

Back

Salva's main challenge is the uncertainty of whether he will be reunited with his family.

Front

What does the Gio River symbolize in Salva's journey?

Back

The Gio River symbolizes safety and a potential refuge from the soldiers.

Front

What role does water play in Nya's daily life?

Back

Water is essential for survival and is a daily struggle for Nya as she must travel to fetch it.

Front

How does Salva's experience in the desert reflect the theme of perseverance?

Back

Salva's determination to keep moving forward despite exhaustion and fear illustrates the theme of perseverance.

Front

What does the camp closure signify for Salva and the other refugees?

Back

The camp closure signifies a loss of safety and the need to find a new place to seek refuge.

Front

How does the setting influence the characters' experiences in 'A Long Walk To Water'?

Back

The harsh desert and the scarcity of water create significant challenges for both Salva and Nya.