A Long Walk to Water--Chapter 14

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What makes Nya frown as she watches the people celebrate?

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The water is brown and muddy.

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What was Kakuma like?

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Kakuma is a refugee camp surrounded by tall fences of barbed wire, located in a dry, windy desert where no one is allowed to leave unless it is for good.

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How old is Salva in the beginning of this chapter?

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Salva is 22 years old.

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Where does the list say Salva is going?

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Salva is going to Rochester, New York.

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How long did Salva stay at Kakuma?

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Salva stayed at Kakuma for two years.

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

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Water is essential for survival and represents hope and struggle in Nya's daily life.

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Describe the conditions in Kakuma refugee camp.

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Kakuma has harsh living conditions, with limited resources, overcrowding, and restrictions on movement.

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What challenges does Salva face in his journey?

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Salva faces challenges such as hunger, fear, loneliness, and the uncertainty of his future.

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How does Salva's age affect his experiences in the story?

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At 22, Salva has more life experience and resilience, which helps him navigate the difficulties he encounters.

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What role does community play in Salva's journey?

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Community provides support, companionship, and shared resources, which are crucial for survival.