Long Walk Chapters 6-9

Front

What does Salva's uncle provide to help him navigate the Akobo desert?

Back

He gives him landmarks (bushes and rocks, etc.) to make it through.

Front

Why do the fishermen advise refugees to 'take plenty of water'?

Back

Because there is a desert on the other side of the Nile.

Front

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

Back

They were dying.

Front

What is one reason Nya’s mother dislikes the camp?

Back

She does not like that the family has to sleep in makeshift tents.

Front

Why does Salva feel miserable after eating the Topi?

Back

He ate too fast because he was so hungry and had not eaten much in months.

Front

What is the significance of landmarks in navigation?

Back

Landmarks help travelers orient themselves and find their way.

Front

What challenges do refugees face when crossing deserts?

Back

Lack of water, extreme heat, and potential dangers from wildlife or hostile groups.

Front

How does the environment affect the experiences of Salva and Nya?

Back

The harsh conditions of the desert and the camp impact their survival and well-being.

Front

What role does family play in Salva's journey?

Back

Family provides emotional support and motivation to keep going.

Front

Why is clean water important for survival?

Back

Clean water is essential for hydration and preventing illness.