Life in the Kakuma Refugee Camp

The video covers the story of Nia and Salva. Nia's village celebrates as they find water, though it's muddy. Meanwhile, Salva, living in a refugee camp, learns English and volleyball from an aid worker named Michael. A rumor spreads about refugees being chosen to go to America, and Salva hopes to be selected. Eventually, his name appears on the list, and he prepares for a new life in New York.

What is the main activity happening in Nia's village at the start of Chapter 14?

• Celebrating a festival

• Planting crops

• Drilling for water

• Building a school

How do the villagers react when water is found?

• They cheer and celebrate

• They start arguing

• They ignore it

• They are disappointed

What concern does Nia have about the water?

• It is not enough

• It is too hot

• It is muddy and unclear

• It is too cold

Where is Salva living during the time described in the transcript?

• In a town in Ethiopia

• In a village in Sudan

• In a refugee camp in Kenya

• In a city in Kenya

What is the condition of the Kakuma refugee camp?

• It is a peaceful village

• It is a bustling city

• It is a dreadful and isolated place

• It is a luxurious place

Why does Salva decide to leave the Kakuma camp?

• He wants to start a business

• He is forced to leave

• He hopes for better conditions elsewhere

• He wants to find his family

What does Salva learn from Michael?

• How to drive a car

• How to build houses

• How to read English and play volleyball

• How to cook

What rumor spreads through the camp?

• The camp will be closed

• A new school is being built

• Refugees will be sent to America

• A new water source is found

What criteria are used to select refugees for America?

• Only those who speak English are chosen

• Only those with jobs are chosen

• Only healthy orphans are chosen

• Only families are chosen

How does Salva feel when he sees his name on the list?

• Disappointed

• Overjoyed

• Indifferent

• Confused