A Long Walk to Water Chapters 4-6

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What are the consequences of feasting on the antelope in 'A Long Walk to Water'?

Back

The people who ate the antelope end up sick and throwing up.

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What activity were Nya's mother and the other women afraid of when the men left?

Back

They were afraid when the men left to hunt.

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How many months of the year does Nya have to walk to collect water?

Back

Nya has to walk 7 months of the year to collect water.

Front

From what point of view is 'A Long Walk to Water' told?

Back

The book is told from a third person point of view.

Front

What can be inferred about the woman's actions towards Salva in chapter 4?

Back

She was silently telling the man that they needed to take care of the boy.

Front

What is the significance of water in Nya's life?

Back

Water is essential for survival and represents the daily struggle and hardship faced by Nya and her family.

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How does Salva's journey reflect themes of resilience and hope?

Back

Salva's journey shows his determination to survive and find his family, embodying resilience and hope despite adversity.

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What role does community play in 'A Long Walk to Water'?

Back

Community plays a crucial role in providing support and assistance during difficult times, as seen in the interactions between characters.

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How does the author use symbolism in 'A Long Walk to Water'?

Back

The author uses symbolism, such as water representing life and survival, to convey deeper meanings about the characters' struggles.

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What challenges do Nya and Salva face in their respective journeys?

Back

Nya faces the challenge of walking long distances for water, while Salva faces the challenges of displacement, survival, and finding his family.