Salva and Naya's Journey Challenges

The transcript follows Naya and Salva's stories. Naya's village works hard to clear land for water, facing dangers like snakes. Salva mourns his Uncle's death but gains strength to continue his journey to a refugee camp. At the camp, Salva is separated from his group and searches for his family among the masses. Despite challenges, he remains hopeful and determined to survive.

What was the initial task after the two men left the village in Southern Sudan, 2008?

• Digging wells

• Clearing more land between the trees

• Building new homes

• Planting crops

What dangers did Naya face during the land clearing?

• Extreme heat

• Floods

• Wild animals

• Poisonous snakes and scorpions

What was Naya's main concern about the land?

• The dryness and hardness of the earth

• The distance from the village

• The lack of trees

• The presence of wild animals

How did the group show respect for Salva's uncle after his death?

• By not walking for a day

• By burying him in a deep grave

• By holding a feast

• By singing songs

What was Salva's emotional state after the loss of his uncle and Mariel?

• He felt hopeful

• He was angry and vengeful

• He was numb and amazed at his own strength

• He felt relieved

How did the group's attitude towards Salva change after his uncle's death?

• They left him behind

• They ignored him and made him beg for food

• They became more supportive

• They treated him as a leader

What was Salva's reaction to the large number of people at the refugee camp?

• He was indifferent

• He was scared and wanted to leave

• He felt overwhelmed and amazed

• He felt at home

Why were most of the refugees at the camp boys and young men?

• They were the only ones allowed

• They were escaping forced recruitment into armies

• They were sent by their families to find food

• They were looking for work

What promise did Salva make to himself at the refugee camp?

• To find his family if they were there

• To leave the camp as soon as possible

• To become a leader

• To never return to his village

What was Salva's initial impression of life in the refugee camp?

• It was chaotic and dangerous

• It was better than the journey

• It was boring and uneventful

• It was just as difficult as the journey