A Long Walk To Water - Chapters 1-9

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

Back

Mosquitoes are a new challenge for Salva and the group when they reach the Nile.

Front

What does Salva realize when he wakes up in the barn?

Back

Salva realizes that he was left behind when he wakes up in the barn.

Front

What challenge did the group overcome together in order to cross the Nile River?

Back

The group overcame the challenge of crossing the Nile River by helping each other build boats.

Front

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

Back

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

Front

What challenge does Nya and her mother face once Akeer is better?

Back

Nya and her mother face the challenge of it being hard to boil water once Akeer is better.

Front

Define the term 'resilience' as it relates to Salva's journey.

Back

Resilience is the ability to recover from difficulties; Salva shows resilience by continuing to move forward despite many challenges.

Front

What does the Nile River symbolize in Salva's journey?

Back

The Nile River symbolizes both a physical barrier and a source of life, representing challenges and hope.

Front

Explain the significance of community in overcoming challenges in 'A Long Walk To Water'.

Back

Community is significant as it shows how working together helps individuals overcome challenges, like building boats to cross the Nile.

Front

What role does hope play in Salva's story?

Back

Hope drives Salva to keep going despite hardships, motivating him to find his family and survive.

Front

Identify a key theme in 'A Long Walk To Water'.

Back

A key theme is survival, highlighting the struggles and determination of individuals in difficult circumstances.