A Long Walk to Water SS Quiz

What is the main source of water for Nya’s village in "A Long Walk to Water"?

• A river

• A well

• A lake

• Rainwater

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Which country is Salva from in "A Long Walk to Water"?

• Ethiopia

• Sudan

• Kenya

• Nigeria

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What is the term for a long period with little or no rainfall, as described in the book?

• Flood

• Drought

• Monsoon

• Hurricane

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Which type of government instability is most frequently mentioned in "A Long Walk to Water"?

• Military coups

• Civil war

• Monarchy

• Democracy

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Explain how the civil war in Sudan impacts Salva’s ability to live a normal life.

• It forces him to flee his home and become a refugee

• It allows him to travel freely

• It gives him more opportunities for education

• It improves his standard of living

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Why do people in Nya’s village have to dig for water during the dry season?

• The river dries up and water is only found underground

• They prefer underground water

• It is a tradition

• The government provides underground water

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How does government instability in Sudan affect access to education for children like Salva?

• Schools are often closed or destroyed

• More schools are built

• Education is free for all

• Teachers are paid more

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Describe one way that environmental issues in Africa, as shown in the book, can lead to health problems.

• Drinking dirty water can cause diseases

• Eating too much food causes illness

• Playing outside is dangerous

• Reading books causes eye strain

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Analyze how Salva’s experiences as a refugee demonstrate the impact of government instability on standard of living.

• He faced hunger, lack of shelter, and danger due to war

• He became wealthy

• He had access to better healthcare

• He traveled for fun

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Based on the book, what evidence shows that environmental issues can lead to conflict between groups?

• Fights over access to water sources

• Sharing water peacefully

• Building playgrounds together

• Planting trees

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