A Long Walk to Water, chapters 12-13

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How long did Salva remain in the camp in Ethiopia?

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Salva remained in the camp in Ethiopia for six years.

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Approximately how many people died in the river?

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Approximately 1,000 people died in the river.

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Did the soldiers force the refugees to jump off a cliff?

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No, the soldiers did not force the refugees to jump off a cliff.

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From whom did Salva draw his inspiration as he led the boys?

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Salva drew his inspiration from his family.

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Where did Salva lead the boys to?

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Salva led the boys to Kenya.

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What is the significance of Salva's journey in 'A Long Walk to Water'?

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Salva's journey represents resilience and the struggle for survival in the face of adversity.

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What role do aid workers play in Salva's story?

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Aid workers provide support and assistance to refugees, helping them find safety and resources.

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How does Salva's leadership impact the group of boys?

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Salva's leadership provides hope and direction, helping the boys to stay motivated and focused on their goal.

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What challenges did Salva face during his journey?

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Salva faced challenges such as hunger, danger from soldiers, and the loss of family and friends.

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What does the river symbolize in Salva's journey?

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The river symbolizes both danger and a barrier to safety, representing the struggles faced by refugees.