Vocabulary from A Long Walk to Water

What does the term 'drought' refer to in the context of the story?

• A seasonal change in temperature affecting crops.

• A prolonged period of low rainfall causing water scarcity.

• A brief period of heavy rainfall causing flooding.

• A sudden increase in humidity leading to mold growth.

Identify a key theme introduced in chapters 1-3.

• Identity

• Tradition

• Belonging

• Isolation

What is the significance of water in the lives of the characters?

• Water has no impact on the characters' development.

• Water is only a source of recreation for the characters.

• Water is essential for survival, symbolizes emotional depth, and reflects the characters' struggles and transformations.

• Water represents wealth and power in the story.

Describe the setting of the story as presented in the first three chapters.

• The story takes place in a bustling city during the late 19th century, filled with industrial noise and chaos.

• The story is set in a small town during the early 20th century, characterized by a close-knit community and a sense of nostalgia.

• The setting is a remote island in the 21st century, characterized by isolation and modern technology.

• The narrative unfolds in a futuristic metropolis, showcasing advanced technology and a diverse population.

Who is the main character introduced in the first chapter?

• The main character is introduced in the first chapter.

• The main character is introduced in the second chapter.

• The main character is not introduced until the climax.

• The main character is introduced in the prologue.

What challenges does the character face in obtaining water?

• Abundance of water sources nearby.

• Easy access to clean water.

• No need for water in the character's environment.

• Scarcity of water sources and access difficulties.

Explain the meaning of the word 'refugee' as used in the text.

• A person who has chosen to leave their country for better opportunities.

• A person who has been granted citizenship in a foreign country.

• A person who has fled their country due to danger or persecution.

• A person who is temporarily living in another country for work.

What role does family play in the early chapters of the story?

• Family dynamics are not explored in the early chapters.

• Family is irrelevant to the characters' development.

• Family only serves as a source of conflict in the story.

• Family plays a crucial role in shaping characters' identities and motivations.

How does the author convey the hardships of the characters?

• The author employs humor to downplay the characters' difficulties.

• The author uses historical context to illustrate the characters' struggles.

• The author conveys the hardships of the characters through vivid imagery and emotional dialogue.

• The author focuses on the characters' successes to highlight their resilience.

What is the emotional tone established in the first three chapters?

• Joy and contentment

• Excitement and anticipation

• Calm and serenity

• Tension and uncertainty