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A Long Walk to Water Chapter 12

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

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1.

What role do soldiers play in the lives of refugees in the story?

a)

They provide protection and safety for refugees.

b)

They can be a source of danger and instability, forcing people from their homes.

c)

They help refugees find shelter and food.

d)

They assist in the resettlement process of refugees.

2.

What does the orange head scarf symbolize in Salva's journey?

a)

It represents hope and the connection to his past.

b)

It signifies danger and uncertainty.

c)

It symbolizes wealth and prosperity.

d)

It denotes a sense of belonging to a community.

3.

How does community play a role in the survival of refugees like Salva?

a)

Community provides financial aid and housing.

b)

Community offers support, shared resources, and a sense of belonging.

c)

Community isolates refugees from the local population.

d)

Community focuses solely on education and job training.

4.

What does Salva realize about the woman in the orange head scarf?

a)

She is his mother.

b)

She is a stranger.

c)

She is not his mother.

d)

She is his aunt.

5.

How does Salva get himself through the day at the camp?

a)

He focuses on the future and makes long-term plans.

b)

He tells himself to get through the rest of that day and no other.

c)

He distracts himself with games and stories.

d)

He relies on others to motivate him.

6.

What does Nya's perspective on water reveal about her daily struggles?

a)

It highlights the importance of water for survival and the lengths people go to obtain it.

b)

It shows that water is easily accessible in her community.

c)

It suggests that water is not a significant concern for her.

d)

It indicates that she has plenty of water without any effort.

7.

How does the environment of the Itang refugee camp affect the people living there?

a)

It creates challenges such as overcrowding, lack of resources, and uncertainty.

b)

It provides ample resources and support for the residents.

c)

It fosters a sense of community and belonging among the refugees.

d)

It ensures safety and security for all individuals in the camp.

8.

What happened when the soldiers got to the camp?

a)

They forced everyone out.

b)

They set up tents and rested.

c)

They started a fire for cooking.

d)

They began to patrol the area.

9.

What is the 'iron giraffe' that Nya refers to at the beginning of chapter 12?

a)

A type of animal found in Africa.

b)

A tall drill used to drill for water.

c)

A traditional musical instrument.

d)

A large tree used for shade.

10.

Why is it important for Salva to focus on one day at a time?

a)

It helps him manage his fear and uncertainty in a difficult situation.

b)

It allows him to plan for the future more effectively.

c)

It gives him more time to rest and relax.

d)

It helps him forget about his past experiences.

11.

What is Salva's first impression of the Itang refugee camp?

a)

There are thousands of people.

b)

It is very quiet and peaceful.

c)

The tents are well organized.

d)

There is a lot of food available.

12.

How does Salva's experience in the camp compare to Nya's experience in her village?

a)

Both face hardships, but Salva's is more about displacement while Nya's is about resource scarcity.

b)

Salva struggles with resource scarcity, while Nya deals with displacement.

c)

Both have similar experiences of comfort and safety in their respective situations.

d)

Salva's experience is primarily about community support, while Nya's is about isolation.

13.

How does the author use imagery to convey the conditions of the refugee camp?

a)

Imagery helps readers visualize the overcrowded and chaotic environment, enhancing empathy.

b)

Imagery is used to describe the beauty of the landscape surrounding the camp.

c)

Imagery serves to distract from the harsh realities faced by the refugees.

d)

Imagery is primarily focused on the individual stories of the refugees.

14.

What is the significance of food in Salva's experience at the camp?

a)

Food is a source of entertainment and leisure.

b)

Food represents hope and sustenance, crucial for survival.

c)

Food is a symbol of wealth and status.

d)

Food serves as a distraction from the harsh realities of life.

15.

What does the concept of resilience mean in the context of Salva's story?

a)

It refers to his ability to adapt and keep going despite the challenges he faces.

b)

It means he never gives up on his dreams.

c)

It indicates that he is always happy and positive.

d)

It shows that he avoids all difficult situations.