Salva's Journey in Southern Sudan

The transcript covers Chapter 13 of 'A Long Walk to Water' by Linda Sue Park. It describes Nia's experience with a drilling crew in Southern Sudan in 2009, facing challenges with water leaks. The narrative shifts to Salva's harrowing journey in 1991-92, where he crosses a dangerous river amidst gunfire and crocodiles. Salva then leads a group of boys to a refugee camp in Kenya, demonstrating leadership and resilience despite numerous obstacles.

What year is the setting of the chapter in Southern Sudan?

• 1999

• 2012

• 2009

• 2005

What did Nia find amusing about the process of finding water?

• The crew's uniforms

• The size of the water bag

• The need for water to find water

• The noise of the drilling

What was the main issue faced by the drilling crew?

• Uncooperative villagers

• Frequent leaks in the water bag

• Bad weather conditions

• Lack of equipment

How did the boss keep the crew motivated?

• By providing better tools

• By encouraging and persuading them

• By threatening them

• By offering bonuses

What event does Salva witness at the riverbank?

• A celebration

• A crocodile attack

• A peaceful crossing

• A boat rescue

What saved Salva's life during the river crossing?

• Being forced underwater

• His swimming skills

• A rescue team

• A life jacket

Where does Salva decide to lead the group of boys?

• To Egypt

• To Ethiopia

• Back to Sudan

• To Kenya

What strategy does Salva use to organize the group?

• Hiring a guide

• Following the stars

• Assigning jobs and sharing resources

• Using a map

How long did it take for the group to reach Kenya?

• Two years

• Six months

• One year

• A year and a half