Exploring Chapters 7-12 of A Long Walk to Water

What significant event occurs in chapter 7 that impacts Salva's journey?

• Salva's group celebrates a festival in their village.

• Salva's group is forced to leave their village due to the threat of soldiers.

• Salva receives a letter from his family.

• Salva discovers a hidden treasure in the village.

How does the character of Nya evolve in chapters 8-12?

• Nya evolves from focusing solely on survival to recognizing the importance of education and hope for change.

• Nya starts to ignore her responsibilities in favor of leisure activities.

• Nya's character remains static, showing no signs of change or growth.

• Nya becomes more focused on her family's traditions and customs.

What challenges does Salva face while traveling with the group in chapter 9?

• Salva faces hunger, thirst, fatigue, fear of abandonment, and emotional uncertainty.

• Salva receives constant encouragement from the group.

• Salva finds a hidden treasure during the journey.

• Salva enjoys a feast with the group.

In chapter 10, what does Salva learn about leadership and responsibility?

• Leadership involves delegating tasks without accountability.

• Leadership is about gaining personal power and recognition.

• Salva learns that leadership is about making sacrifices for the group and taking responsibility for others.

• Responsibility means avoiding difficult decisions for the group.

Describe the importance of water in Nya's life as depicted in these chapters.

• Water has no significant impact on Nya's community.

• Water is abundant and easily accessible for Nya.

• Water is only a minor inconvenience in Nya's daily life.

• Water is crucial for Nya's survival, representing both a daily struggle and a source of hope.

What role does the concept of hope play in Salva's experiences in chapters 11 and 12?

• Hope leads Salva to abandon his journey.

• Hope causes Salva to feel isolated from others.

• Hope makes Salva ignore the dangers around him.

• Hope plays a vital role in motivating Salva to persevere through challenges and fosters a sense of community.

How do the themes of survival and resilience manifest in Salva's story?

• Salva's success is attributed to luck rather than his efforts and adaptability.

• The themes of survival and resilience are not present in Salva's journey.

• Salva's story focuses solely on his friendships and social interactions.

• The themes of survival and resilience manifest in Salva's story through his determination to overcome adversity and his ability to adapt to challenging circumstances.

What is the significance of the relationship between Salva and the other refugees?

• The relationship shows the isolation of Salva from the group.

• The relationship highlights the competition for resources among refugees.

• The relationship emphasizes the differences in culture among the refugees.

• The relationship signifies the importance of community and support among refugees.

How does the author use imagery to convey the harshness of the environment in these chapters?

• The author uses imagery of barren landscapes and extreme weather to convey the harshness of the environment.

• The author focuses on the beauty of the environment to convey its charm.

• Imagery of bustling cities and vibrant life is used.

• The author describes lush forests and mild temperatures.

What lessons does Nya learn about perseverance in her daily struggles?

• Nya realizes that success comes without effort.

• Nya discovers that perseverance leads to more obstacles.

• Nya learns that perseverance helps her overcome daily challenges and achieve her goals.

• Nya learns that giving up is sometimes the best choice.