Salva's Journey and Challenges

The video tutorial, led by Miss Eglin, covers Chapter 2 of Linda Sue Park's 'A Long Walk to Water'. It alternates between two narratives: Nya's struggle with a thorn in 2008 and Salva's escape from a school attack in 1985. Salva's journey involves grouping with villagers, encountering rebels, and facing separation. Ultimately, Salva finds himself alone, highlighting themes of survival and resilience.

What does Nya try to avoid while walking along the path?

• Puddles of water

• Spiky plants

• Wild animals

• Sharp rocks

What event causes Salva to start running from his school?

• A teacher calls for evacuation

• A jet plane attacks

• A wild animal appears

• A fire breaks out

What is Salva's main concern as he walks with the villagers?

• Reaching the next village

• Avoiding the rebels

• Finding his family

• Finding food

How do the villagers react when they first encounter the rebels?

• They try to negotiate

• They stand still in fear

• They fight back

• They run away

Why does Salva hesitate to join the men's group?

• He is unsure of his age

• He is afraid of the rebels

• He is too tired to move

• He wants to stay with his family

What happens to the village men when the rebels move on?

• They are given food and water

• They are forced to carry supplies

• They are left behind

• They are taken as prisoners

What does Salva discover when he wakes up in the barn?

• His family is waiting for him

• The rebels have returned

• He is completely alone

• The barn is on fire