Exploring A Long Walk to Water

Evaluate Uncle Jewiir's motivations for helping Salva during their journey. What drives Uncle Jewir?

• A sense of duty and family loyalty

• A desire for wealth

• Fear of being alone

• A need for adventure

What role does water play in shaping the lives of the characters in "A Long Walk to Water"?

• It is irrelevant to the story

• It is a minor inconvenience

• It is a central element of survival and community

• It is a source of entertainment

How does Nya's perspective on water change throughout the novel?

• She becomes indifferent to water

• She learns to conserve water

• She realizes the importance of clean water

• She starts to dislike water

Who helps Salva adjust to life in America?

• His uncle

• His adoptive family

• Nya

• His school friends

Summarize the key event that leads Salva to become separated from his family.

• A lion attack

• A school bombing

• A village raid

• A river crossing

Identify the main challenge Nya faces in her daily life.

• Finding food

• Attending school

• Fetching water

• Avoiding wild animals

What inference can be made about Nya's community based on their reliance on a single water source?

• They are wealthy and have many resources

• They are isolated and lack infrastructure

• They are technologically advanced

• They have abundant water sources

Evaluate Salva's decision to start a foundation for clean water. What motivates him?

• A desire for fame

• A wish to help others and prevent suffering

• A need for financial gain

• A personal vendetta

What is a significant challenge Salva faces in the refugee camps?

• Too much freedom

• Overabundance of resources

• Lack of food and water

• Excessive safety

What event marks a turning point in Salva's journey to safety?

• Crossing the Nile River

• Meeting his uncle

• Finding his family

• Reaching a refugee camp