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Exploring A Long Walk to Water

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who are main characters introduced in the first chapter of "A Long Walk to Water"?

a)

Nya

b)

Salva

c)

Michael

d)

Akeer

2.

What is the primary setting of the novel in the early chapters?

a)

A bustling city

b)

A desert

c)

Southern Sudan

d)

A refugee camp

3.

Summarize the main event that happens to Salva in Chapter 2.

a)

He finds a new friend.

b)

He gets separated from his family.

c)

He starts a new school.

d)

He moves to a new country.

4.

What is a recurring theme in the first ten chapters of the novel?

a)

Friendship

b)

Survival

c)

Wealth

d)

Technology

5.

What symbol is used to represent hope and perseverance in the novel?

a)

A tree

b)

Water

c)

A bird

d)

A river

6.

How does Nya's daily routine reflect the theme of survival?

a)

She goes to school every day.

b)

She helps her family with farming.

c)

She walks long distances to fetch water.

d)

She plays with her friends.

7.

What inference can be made about Salva's character based on his actions in the early chapters?

a)

He is easily discouraged.

b)

He is determined and resilient.

c)

He is selfish and uncaring.

d)

He is uninterested in others.

8.

Identify the main challenge faced by Nya in the first ten chapters.

a)

Finding food

b)

Attending school

c)

Fetching water

d)

Building a house

9.

What event causes Salva to become separated from his family?

a)

A flood

b)

A war

c)

A fire

d)

A sandstorm

10.

How does the author use the dual narrative structure to enhance the story?

a)

By confusing the reader

b)

By showing different perspectives on the same event

c)

By highlighting the differences between past and present

d)

By focusing only on Salva's journey

11.

What is the significance of the title "A Long Walk to Water"?

a)

It refers to a journey to find a new home.

b)

It symbolizes the struggle for survival and hope.

c)

It describes a race.

d)

It is about a vacation trip.

12.

Which character is eventually responsible for leading Salva's group?

a)

Uncle Jewiir

b)

Michael

c)

Nya

d)

Akeer

13.

In Ch. 9 What happened to Salva in the desert that caused him terrible pain?

a)

His toenail came off

b)

He got bit by a snake

c)

He was attacked by another group member

d)

He passed out

14.

What is the primary reason Nya's family needs to move during the dry season?

a)

To find better grazing land for their cattle

b)

To escape the war

c)

To access a more reliable water source

d)

To visit relatives in another village

15.

Which tribe are Salva and his family a part of?

a)

Nuer

b)

Dinka

c)

Jur-Chol

d)

Atuot

16.

Which tribe are Nya and her family a part of?

a)

Dinka

b)

Atuot

c)

Jur-chol

d)

Nuer

17.

Which of the following is the best definition of a civil war?

a)

A conflict between two countries

b)

A conflict between family memebers

c)

A conflict between different groups in a country

d)

A conflict between many areas around the world

18.
What is a refugee camp?
a)
A place where people affected by war and disaster can be safe until they find a new home
b)
A place to camp in the woods away from cities
c)
A special kind of summer camp
d)
A place where wars are fought
19.

How did Salva's friend Marial die?

a)

Marial got eaten by a lion.

b)

Marial died from the shooting of the Nuer Tribe.

c)

Marial died from starvation because there was no food around.

d)

Marial died from dehydration because there was no water left for him.

20.

How does the wartime setting influence Salva’s behavior?

a)

He appears to be confused.

b)

He acts out of anger.

c)

He assumes the role of a caregiver.

d)

He accepts the responsibility of an adult.