A Long Walk to Water (Ch. 13-16)

What saved Salva in the Gilo river?

• a boy who clung to Salva blocked the shots fired

• He was a great swimmer

• The rain made it hard for the soldiers to see Salva

What made Salva a great leader when they were walking to Kenya?

• He walked during the night in order to avoid the war during the day.

• He gave everyone in the group a job/ task to help with survival.

• He made sure everyone shared the food.

• He made the older boys carry the younger boys on their back when they grew tired.

• All of the above

What is wrong with the water they struck with the drill?

• It is contaminated

• It is brown and muddy

• There isn't going to be enough to supply the village

• They couldn't find any

On page 88, the USA decides to bring 3,000 refugees to America, in order to be considered, the refugees must be...

(3 are correct and 1 is not- which one is not correct?)

• Healthy

• Never served as a rebel soldier

• An orphan

• under the age of 20

What was the most valuable skill that the foreign aid worker, Michael, taught Salva?

• How to play volleyball

• How to communicate

• The lifestyle in America

• How to speak English

What season was it when Salva arrived in America?

• Summer

• Fall

• Winter

• Spring

How does Salva learn that his father is still alive?

• From a distant cousin who works for a relief agency

• A refugee camp officer contacts Salva's American family

• His father writes to Salva and the letter is delivered to Rochester, NY

Where is Salva's father?

• Back in his village

• In Kakuma Refugee Camp

• In a clinic in Sudan

• In America

Where does Salva live in the USA?

• Rochester, NY

• Cleveland, OH

• Orlando, FL

• Seattle, WA

The US is different from Sudan. What does Salva notice?

• All of the white people

• Scarves, hats, gloves, puffy jackets...

• Cars and paved roads

• All of the above