Refugee Experiences in Southern Sudan

The transcript follows Nya and Salva's stories. Nya's village in Southern Sudan celebrates finding water, though it's muddy. Meanwhile, Salva, living in Kenyan refugee camps, learns English and volleyball from an aid worker named Michael. A rumor spreads about boys being chosen to go to America, and Salva's name eventually appears on the list, offering him hope for a new life.

What year is the setting of Chapter 14 in Southern Sudan?

• 2005

• 2009

• 2015

• 2012

What was the reaction of the villagers when water was found?

• They were disappointed

• They were indifferent

• They cheered and celebrated

• They ignored it

How did Nya feel about the water that was found?

• Happy

• Indifferent

• Worried

• Excited

Where did Salva live from 1992 to 1996?

• Uganda

• Ethiopia

• Kenya

• Southern Sudan

What was the condition of the Kakuma refugee camp?

• Comfortable

• Dreadful

• Safe

• Luxurious

Why did Salva decide to leave Kakuma camp?

• He was forced to leave

• He found a job

• He heard of a better camp

• He wanted to return home

What was a common issue faced by refugees in Ifo camp?

• Lack of education

• Lack of water

• Lack of food

• Lack of shelter

What did Salva dream of doing despite the camp's conditions?

• Becoming a doctor

• Continuing his education

• Starting a business

• Returning to Sudan

Who was Michael and where was he from?

• A volunteer from the USA

• A doctor from Sudan

• An aid worker from Ireland

• A teacher from Kenya

What two skills did Michael teach Salva?

• English and volleyball

• Cooking and sewing

• Reading and writing

• Math and science