Long Walk to Water

Describe the main events that drive the plot of Salva's story.

• Salva's main events include his happy childhood, his journey through the forest, and his arrival at a theme park.

• Salva's main events include his journey through the ocean, his arrival at a deserted island, and his rescue by pirates.

• Salva's main events include his family reunion, his journey through the mountains, and his arrival at a school.

• Salva's main events include his separation from his family, his journey through the desert, and his arrival at a refugee camp.

Plot comprehension: How does the author build tension and suspense in Nya's narrative?

• Through the use of humor and lighthearted dialogue

• Through the use of short, choppy sentences, vivid descriptions, and the constant threat of danger.

• By including detailed explanations and background information

• By using long, descriptive sentences and a peaceful setting

How old was Nya at the beginning of the novel?

• 12

• 10

• 11

• 5

What happened the morning after Salva slept in the barn with the other villagers?

• Soliders took him to a reble camp

• He was left by the villagers

• He woke up and left with the villagers

• He met up with his family and left with them

What did Salva call the old woman who lived in the house, where he slept in the barn?

• Madam

• Auntie

• Mummie

• Aunt

What did Salva's father do?

• Lawyer

• Village judge

• Teacher

• Soldier

What was the name of Salva's village? 

• Uganda

• Loun-Ariik

• Kakuma

• Dinka

Who is Marial?

• Salva's brother

• Salva's friend

• Nya's brother

• Nya's friend

In what country is the novel first set?

• Egypt

• Sudan

• United States

• Ethiopia

Where does this story mostly take place?

• Sudan

• Egypt

• England

• Canada