Refugee Experiences and Reactions

The video covers chapter 14 of 'A Long Walk to Water' by Linda Sue Park. It describes Nia's experience with a new borehole in her village and Salva's life in refugee camps in Kenya. Salva learns English and plays volleyball with the help of an aid worker named Michael. A rumor spreads about the possibility of going to America, and Salva's name eventually appears on the list, giving him hope for a new life.

What was the initial reaction of the villagers when water was discovered?

• They were disappointed.

• They cheered and celebrated.

• They were indifferent.

• They ignored it.

Why was Nia concerned about the water from the borehole?

• It was salty.

• It was too hot.

• It was brown and muddy.

• It was too cold.

What was the main issue faced by refugees in the Kakuma camp?

• Too much rain.

• Overcrowding and lack of food.

• Too many schools.

• Lack of entertainment.

Why did Salva decide to leave the Kakuma camp?

• He wanted to go back to Sudan.

• He was forced to leave.

• He heard of a better camp elsewhere.

• He wanted to find his family.

What did Michael teach Salva?

• How to find water.

• How to build a shelter.

• How to cook.

• How to read English and play volleyball.

What was the rumor spreading through the camp?

• That a new school would open.

• That food supplies would increase.

• That the camp would close.

• That some refugees would go to America.

How did Salva feel when he saw his name on the list?

• He was confused.

• He was disappointed.

• He was overjoyed.

• He was indifferent.