Mrs. Gether introduces 'A Long Walk to Water' by Linda Sue Park, a story based on the real-life experiences of Salva, one of the Lost Boys of Sudan, and Nia, a modern girl with the daily chore of fetching water. The book intertwines their stories, highlighting their struggles and resilience. Mrs. Gether praises the book for its emotional depth and encourages readers to explore it.

What is the main theme of the book 'A Long Walk to Water'?

• A story about a family reunion

• A fictional adventure in Africa

• A historical account of a Lost Boy of Sudan

• A guide to surviving in the wilderness

What event forced Salva to flee his village?

• A family dispute

• A school closure

• An invasion by rebel armies

• A natural disaster

Which countries did Salva travel through during his journey?

• South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana

• Nigeria, Ghana, and Mali

• Egypt, Libya, and Chad

• Sudan, Ethiopia, and Kenya

What is Nia's primary responsibility in her story?

• Taking care of her siblings

• Attending school

• Fetching water for her family

• Cooking meals

How does Nia's daily routine affect her life?

• She is unable to attend school or play

• She becomes a famous athlete

• She has plenty of time for school and play

• She travels to different countries

What emotional reaction did the narrator have at the end of the book?

• Laughter

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Tears

What historical period does the book provide insight into?

• The late 1980s

• The early 1900s

• The mid-2000s

• The 1960s

What was the purpose of the large groups of boys traveling across Africa?

• To escape the war in their country

• To explore new cultures

• To attend international schools

• To find new homes

What impact did the book have on the narrator's daughter?

• She became more appreciative of her chores

• She wrote her own book

• She decided to travel to Africa

• She ignored the story

What does the narrator encourage readers to do after hearing about the book?

• Travel to Sudan

• Visit the library to check out the book

• Watch a movie adaptation

• Write a review