Salva's Journey and Challenges

The transcript narrates the story of Nya's family in Southern Sudan in 2008, who meet visitors discussing water issues. It also follows Salva's arduous journey through the desert in 1985, highlighting his struggles and perseverance. Salva faces physical and emotional challenges, but with his uncle's support, he finds the strength to continue. The group encounters strangers in dire need, showcasing themes of compassion and survival.

What was the main reason for the visitors' arrival in the village?

• To trade goods

• To discuss water issues

• To recruit villagers

• To celebrate a festival

What was the nearest source of water for the village?

• A river

• A lake

• A well

• A pond

What type of vegetation was found in the desert around Salva's village?

• Palm trees

• Cacti

• Evergreen acacia bushes

• Lush forests

What happened to Salva's shoes in the desert?

• They were stolen

• They were lost

• They fell apart

• They were too small

How did Salva feel during the first day in the desert?

• Excited and adventurous

• Exhausted and overwhelmed

• Calm and relaxed

• Energetic and hopeful

What caused Salva to cry during his journey?

• The sight of the desert

• The pain from his injured toe

• The loss of his family

• A harsh word from Uncle

What did Uncle use to motivate Salva to keep moving?

• A promise of food

• A new pair of shoes

• A story from his past

• A piece of tamarind

What was Salva's perception of the landscape on the second day?

• It was constantly changing

• It was covered in snow

• It was completely unchanged

• It was full of life

What did the woman in Salva's group do for the collapsed men?

• Sang to them

• Wet their lips with water

• Offered them shelter

• Gave them food

What was the main concern of the man who shouted at the woman helping the collapsed men?

• They would attract wild animals

• They would run out of water

• They would get lost

• They would be attacked by bandits