Exploring Chapters 9-12 of Long Walk to Water

What significant event occurs in Chapter 9 that impacts Salva's journey?

• Salva finds a new family to travel with.

• Salva discovers a hidden treasure.

• Salva receives a letter from his family.

• Salva learns that his family is likely dead.

How does the character of Nya evolve in Chapters 9-12?

• Nya remains indifferent to education and community issues.

• Nya evolves from a water-fetching laborer to a hopeful advocate for education and community change.

• Nya transforms into a wealthy businesswoman focused on profit.

• Nya becomes a skilled hunter and provider for her family.

What challenges does Salva face while traveling with the group in Chapter 10?

• Salva receives a letter from his family

• Salva finds a map that leads them home

• Salva faces exhaustion, fear of abandonment, uncertainty about the journey, emotional pain from missing his family, hunger, and environmental dangers.

• Salva enjoys a feast with the group

Describe the importance of water in the lives of both Salva and Nya as depicted in these chapters.

• Water is crucial for survival and daily life for both Salva and Nya, symbolizing hope and the struggle for access to this essential resource.

• Water represents a luxury rather than a necessity for Salva and Nya.

• Both characters have easy access to water without any struggle.

• Water is only important for Nya, as Salva has other resources.

What role does leadership play in Salva's experiences in Chapter 11?

• Leadership causes division among the group.

• Leadership only focuses on individual success.

• Leadership has no impact on Salva's journey.

• Leadership plays a vital role in uniting and inspiring Salva and his group, helping them to overcome challenges.

How does the author illustrate the theme of hope in Chapters 9-12?

• The author shows hope through the characters' despair and isolation.

• Hope is illustrated by the characters' failure to support each other.

• The author illustrates the theme of hope through characters' resilience and support for one another.

• The theme of hope is depicted through the absence of any positive outcomes.

What are some key vocabulary words introduced in these chapters, and what do they mean?

• Some key vocabulary words include 'metaphor' (a figure of speech that implies a comparison), 'foreshadowing' (a literary device used to give an indication of what is to come), and 'protagonist' (the main character in a story).

• allegory (a narrative that uses symbolic figures and actions to convey meaning)

• antagonist (the character opposing the protagonist)

• climax (the most intense point in a story)

How does the relationship between Salva and the other characters develop in Chapter 12?

• Salva becomes a leader and takes charge of the group.

• Salva's relationship with the group remains unchanged throughout the chapter.

• Salva develops a sense of belonging and trust with the group, enhancing his emotional connections.

• Salva feels isolated and disconnected from the group.

What obstacles does Nya encounter in her daily routine, and how do they reflect her resilience?

• Nya spends all her time studying without any interruptions.

• Nya enjoys a comfortable lifestyle with plenty of resources.

• Nya encounters obstacles such as the long distance to water sources, physical exhaustion, and limited time for education, reflecting her resilience through her perseverance and determination.

• Nya has access to clean water every day.

In what ways do the narratives of Salva and Nya intersect in these chapters?

• Salva and Nya both come from wealthy families with access to abundant resources.

• Their stories focus solely on their relationships with their families, ignoring survival themes.

• Salva and Nya both face challenges related to water scarcity and survival, illustrating resilience in difficult circumstances.

• Salva and Nya are both skilled hunters who rely on their hunting abilities for survival.