A long walk to water 11-18

What is the red, iron giraffe? What part do the villagers play in the progress?

• a drill for water
• a sacred animal
• the head leader

How does it feel to Salva to be without a family? What has he lost?

• hopeless and alone
• strong and brave
• sad
• numb

How does Uncle's encouragement and his strategy to break a task into smaller parts to survive, one day at a time help Salva?

What does school look in the refugee camp? Why does he go?

• Salva's camp school has teachers, but no books
• School gives all the boys something to do
• No things to write on and write with
• Salva knows it would make his father proud.

Because the Ethiopian government is nearing collapse, what happens?

• Soldiers are ordering all refugees to leave the camp and to leave Ethiopia.
• Refugees are fleeing to Nairobi
• Refugees are becoming violent

Which of the following things made the drilling project so difficult?

• they need constant water which has to be brought in
• parts break
• the crew gets discouraged
• they need more money

Which of the following are obstacles for the people as Ethiopian soldiers shooting?

• The soldiers want the people gone either dead or on the other side.
• They are drowning, crocodiles, shooting, hysterical people
• They are getting eaten by crocodiles
• People are hysterical

Which of the following was not positive about the refugee camp?

• there was lots to do

• no guns or bombing planes

• 2 meals a day

• no more walking

How were conditions at Kakuma different at the camp in Ifo?

• Things are no different at Ifo.
• Things were much more pleasant at Kakuma

Ideally what does Salva want while he is at Ifo?

• Salva wants only to work
• He wants to learn English
• He wants to get married
• He wants to become a doctor