A Long Walk To Water

This novel is set mainly in _______.

• Egypt

• South Sudan

• Nile

• The United States

This novel is set mainly in _______.

• Egypt

• South Sudan

• Nile

• The United States

How does Nya's daily routine with getting water BEST affect her identity?

• She is kind. 
• She is energetic.
• She is determined.
• She is stubborn.

What is the central idea of Salva's story in Chapter 1?

• Boys in Sudan need to honor their fathers
• Life is easier for those who follow the laws of the government.
• Students should learn the importance of following directions from teachers.
• Life can change quickly from predictable to disorderly.

What does Buksa find?

• honey

• water

• meat

• a cave

How does Salva know that the men he saw were part of the Dinka tribe?

• He recognized the men themselves
• He saw the clothes they were wearing. 
• He recognized the tattoos on their arms. 
• He recognized the V on their forehead

Why did the man agree to take Salva with his group when the old woman asked?

• The man's wife, who was confused, thought Salva was her deceased child.

• The people in the man's group were Dinka, as was Salva.

• The man knew Salva's father and wanted to help his son.

• The woman had offered water to the man in exchange for helping Salva.

What did the old woman give Salva when he left with the other Dinka?

• Sorghum

• Honey

• MIlk

• Bag of peanuts and a gourd

Why does Salva learn Arabic Language?

• A. His father is a successful judge and it is important to know how to speak Arabic.
• The Dinka must also be able to speak to others in Arabic.
• C. It is the official language of the Sudanese government.
• D. Salva wants to impress his brothers by learning the Arabic language.

What is the central idea of Salva's story in Chapter 1?

• Boys in Sudan need to honor their fathers
• Life is easier for those who follow the laws of the government.
• Students should learn the importance of following directions from teachers.
• Life can change quickly from predictable to disorderly.