from A Long Walk to Water

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Which point of view is the following statement written in: “Salva escapes the school and runs into the bush. "Then some of the men gathered and talked for a few moments. One of them called out, "Villages--group yourselves by villages.” Options: First Person, Second Person, Third Person, Fourth Person

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Third Person

Front

Which sentence is written in second person point of view?
1. "Salva lowered his head and ran." “He ran until he couldn't run anymore."
2. "This is the house where I was born in. This is where I grew up. I used to play here."
3. "To prevent waterborne diseases, you have to drink clean water to stay healthy."

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"To prevent waterborne diseases, you have to drink clean water to stay healthy."

Front

Which sentence is written in first person point of view?
Options:

When Salva's village is attacked, he goes into the bushes.

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The war started two years earlier. The rebels from the South part of Sudan were fighting against the government.

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“Where is my family? When will I see them again?"

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“Where is my family? When will I see them again?"

Front

Identify the narrative perspective: “During wartime, my dad took me to the school, I departed, then we never see each other again. I didn’t know where my dad was for about 19 years.”

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First Person

Front

Where does this story take place?
Options:
Kenya, Africa
Syria, Asia
United States, North America
Sudan, Africa

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Sudan, Africa

Front

Who is the main character?
Options: Kuol, Salva, Nya, Loun-Ariik

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Salva

Front

Who is fighting against the government?
Options: Loun-Ariik, Salva, Rebels, North

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Rebels

Front

CIVIL WAR

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A conflict between groups of people within the SAME country.

Front

Which statement is correct?
1. During fierce government attacks in 1985, Salva was captured by the rebel soldiers and placed in a detention camp for seven years with no food or clean drinking water.
2. Salva fled his home in Sudan 1985 during a civil war and later found refuge in the United States. He formed an organization that drills wells, which provide clean water for the people in South Sudan.

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Salva fled his home in Sudan 1985 during a civil war and later found refuge in the United States. He formed an organization that drills wells, which provide clean water for the people in South Sudan.