A Long Walk to Water Part 2 (Ch.10-18)

What can you infer about the conversation Nya's Uncle is having with the men in the Jeep?

• he rebels are taking over the village.

• They are doctors without border and they are discussing waterborne diseases.

• They are from the Water for Sudan project and they are discussing a well.

Was Salva able to give water to the dying men?

• He wanted to but was not allowed because it was too small.

• Yes, he helped save their lives.

• No, he was greedy and wanted it for himself.

Did the group bury the bodies of the men who died of thirst? Choose the best answer that fits.

• Yes, the group stopped walking fro the say and held a funeral.

• No, it would expend too much energy and they were forced to leave them for vultures.

• Yes, some group members stayed behind to bury them and the rest of the group carried on.

What is the name and country of the refugee camp the group is traveling to?

• Lun-Ariik, Sudan

• Kakuma, Kenya

• Itang, Ethiopia

What is Salva's main worry about life in the refugee camp?

• How can he survive camp alone.

• If his family will make it to the camp.

• Food and water.

What is Uncle's plan once the group reaches the camp?

• To stay at camp as the refugee camp leader.

• To return to Sudan to fight the rebels.

• To continue travelling to Kenya.

What evidence does the group find that the desert is ending?

• They reach a river.

• The temperature is beginning to lower.

• The group find small trees and muddy water.

Who are the six men that confront the group and what do they do?

• Relief workers from the United Nations and they give medical care to the group.

• Six lost Dinka men who join the group.

• Six Neur men that loot the group and kill Uncle.

After speaking with the men in the Jeep, what does Nya's village begin to do?

• Clear land.

• Get ready for a hunting trip.

• Pack to begin walking to a new village.

What gives Salva strength to finish the journey?

• Food and Water.

• That he will be strong for Uncle and Marial.

• Landmarks and signs for the refugee camp.