A Long Walk To Water - Chapters 7-9

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What new challenge does Salva and the group face once reaching the Nile?

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Mosquitoes are a new challenge faced by Salva and the group upon reaching the Nile.

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What was unique about the new group Salva met in the desert?

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The new group Salva met in the desert was unique because they were dying.

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What factor will most likely help Akeer recover from her sickness?

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Traveling to seek medicine is the factor that will most likely help Akeer recover from her sickness.

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How does the woman in the desert help the others they meet?

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The woman in the desert helps others by offering them a little water.

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What is it that most likely makes Akeer sick?

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Akeer is most likely sick from dirty water.

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What is the significance of the Nile River in Salva's journey?

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The Nile River represents both a physical barrier and a source of life, as it provides water but also brings challenges like mosquitoes.

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How does Salva's experience reflect the theme of survival?

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Salva's experience reflects the theme of survival through his resilience in facing challenges like hunger, thirst, and dangerous encounters.

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What role does community play in Salva's journey?

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Community plays a crucial role in Salva's journey as he relies on the support and cooperation of others to survive.

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What does Akeer's illness symbolize in the story?

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Akeer's illness symbolizes the harsh realities of life in conflict zones, where access to clean water and medical care is limited.

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How does the author illustrate the concept of hope in the story?

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The author illustrates hope through Salva's determination to find his family and the kindness of strangers he meets along the way.