Long Walk to Water (Ch. 13-15)

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What was the main reason the people of Nya's village couldn't drink the water in Chapter 13?

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The water was muddy.

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What dangers did Salva face when leaving Ethiopia?

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Salva faced multiple dangers including swimming across a flooded river, crocodiles in the river, and Ethiopian soldiers shooting at the people.

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How did Michael, the aid worker, assist Salva in the Ifo camp?

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Michael taught Salva English.

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What was Salva's experience after moving from the Kakuma refugee camp to the Ifo camp?

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Life was much better and Salva was able to work.

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Which country did Salva and the group of boys travel to after leaving Ethiopia?

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Kenya.

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

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Water is essential for survival and health, and its scarcity affects the villagers' daily lives.

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How does Salva's journey reflect the challenges faced by refugees?

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Salva's journey illustrates the physical dangers, emotional struggles, and the search for safety and stability that refugees endure.

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What role does friendship play in Salva's story?

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Friendship provides support, hope, and motivation for Salva during his difficult journey.

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What does the character of Salva represent in the context of the story?

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Salva represents resilience, hope, and the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity.

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How does the author use the setting to enhance the story's themes?

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The harsh and challenging settings highlight the struggles of the characters and emphasize themes of survival and perseverance.