A Long Walk to Water Chapter 12

Front

What does Salva realize about the woman in the orange head scarf?

Back

She is not his mother.

Front

How does Salva get himself through the day at the camp?

Back

He tells himself to get through the rest of that day and no other.

Front

What happened when the soldiers got to the camp?

Back

They forced everyone out.

Front

What is the 'iron giraffe' that Nya refers to at the beginning of chapter 12?

Back

It is a tall drill used to drill for water.

Front

What is Salva's first impression of the Itang refugee camp?

Back

There are thousands of people.

Front

What does the orange head scarf symbolize in Salva's journey?

Back

It represents hope and the connection to his past.

Front

Why is it important for Salva to focus on one day at a time?

Back

It helps him manage his fear and uncertainty in a difficult situation.

Front

What role do soldiers play in the lives of refugees in the story?

Back

They can be a source of danger and instability, forcing people from their homes.

Front

How does the environment of the Itang refugee camp affect the people living there?

Back

It creates challenges such as overcrowding, lack of resources, and uncertainty.

Front

What does Nya's perspective on water reveal about her daily struggles?

Back

It highlights the importance of water for survival and the lengths people go to obtain it.