ALWTW Chapter Check #2 Review

How does Salva's reaction to the death of his uncle differ from his reaction to the death of his friend Marial?

• A) He is more devastated by Marial's death than by his uncle’s.

• B) He becomes more determined to survive after his uncle’s death.

• C) He feels guilty for not protecting his uncle.

• D) He is numb to all feelings after both deaths.

What does the construction of the well symbolize for Nya's community? Mark only one oval.

• The end of their conflict with the Dinka

• The arrival of modern technology

• The beginning of a new life with clean water and health

• The discovery of oil in their land

How does Salva's leadership qualities emerge during the refugee camp journey to Kenya?

• A) He begins giving orders and leading others harshly.

• B) He decides to go off on his own to find a new life.

• C) He organizes the group, showing responsibility and care for others.

• D) He relies heavily on the older boys for guidance.

What is the significance of the phrase "step by step, one day at a time" that Salva repeats to himself? Mark only one oval.

• It represents the slow pace of their journey.

• It highlights the monotonous nature of the refugee camp.

• It emphasizes Salva's perseverance and hope for survival.

• It shows Salva's resignation to his fate.

Why does the author include descriptions of Nya’s anticipation as the well is being built? Mark only one oval.

• To show the technical difficulties in constructing a well.

• To build tension and highlight the importance of the well for Nya’s village.

• To contrast Nya's impatience with Salva's endurance.

• To demonstrate that Nya's village is unprepared for the well.

Why is Salva's work on the water project so important to him personally? Mark only one oval.

• It is a way for him to gain fame and recognition.

• It allows him to provide for his family in America.

• It helps him honor the memory of his uncle and friends who died.

• It gives him a sense of purpose and connection to his homeland.

What is the significance of the encounter between Salva and Nya at the end of the book? Mark only one oval.

• It signifies the end of the war in Sudan.

• It represents the merging of two different yet similar journeys.

• It is a random meeting that has little impact on the story.

• It shows that Salva has finally found his long lost family.

What theme is reinforced by Salva's commitment to providing clean water to Sudanese villages? Mark only one oval.

• The importance of education for all children.

• The enduring strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

• The role of technology in modern society.

• The inevitability of conflict and war.