A Long Walk to Water Chapters 16-18

Front

What is unusual about Salva?

Back

He doesn't have the traditional Dinka scars.

Front

What caused Salva's father's illness?

Back

Drinking contaminated water.

Front

How long has it been since Salva has seen his father?

Back

19 years.

Front

Why will girls in Nya's village be able to go to school?

Back

They don't have to fetch water.

Front

What does Salva learn about his father?

Back

His father is sick.

Front

What is the significance of traditional Dinka scars?

Back

They are a cultural symbol of identity and maturity in Dinka society.

Front

What role does water play in Nya's life?

Back

Fetching water is a daily task that consumes much of her time.

Front

How does Salva's journey reflect resilience?

Back

Despite numerous challenges, he continues to search for his family and a safe place.

Front

What impact does war have on education in Nya's village?

Back

War disrupts daily life, making it difficult for children, especially girls, to attend school.

Front

What does Salva's father's illness symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the broader struggles faced by families during conflict.