A Long Walk to Water - Chapters 13-15

Why did Salva leave the refugee camp in Ethiopia?

• He received an offer letter to go to America.
• The camp became overcrowded and there was a lack of food.
• The government was forcing the Sudanese refugees out.
• The Nuer tribesmen attacked the camp.

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After crossing the Gilo River, where did Salva decide to go?

• Ifo refugee camp, Kenya
• Kakuma refugee camp, Ethiopia
• Ifo refugee camp, Ethiopia
• Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya

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How many boys did Salva lead to Kenya?

• 15
• 150
• 15,000
• 1,500

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Once the drilling began how many days did it take for water to appear in Nya's village?

• Thirty
• Thirteen
• Three
• Thirty-three

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Why was Nya dissatisfied (not happy) with the water?

• There was not enough water for the village.
• The water was very muddy.
• The water was still far from her home.
• The water had to be shared with the Dinka tribe.

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How many people were at the Kakuma camp?

• 7,000
• 100,000
• 17,000
• 70,000

Who made up most of the population at the Kakuma camp?

• Orphan boys/young men
• Orphan boys/girls
• Women/young children
• Rebel soldiers

How were the Ifo and Kakuma camps similar?

• Plethora of food
• Isolated areas
• Not many orphan boys
• The camps are empty

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Who taught Salva how to speak English?

• another orphan boy
• another orphan girl
• an aid worker, Michael
• an aid worker, Mark

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What was a requirement to go to America?

• You had to be sick
• You had to be with your family.
• You couldn't be an ex-rebel soldier.
• You had to be part of the war.

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