A Long Walk to Water Chapters 11-18

Front

What is the significance of the stunted trees and muddy pond in the desert?

Back

They indicate that the desert is coming to an end, showing signs of life and water.

Front

What is Salva's main concern while walking towards Ethiopia?

Back

He worries about how his parents will find him if he is in another country.

Front

Describe Salva's first impression of the Itang Refugee camp.

Back

He notices that there are thousands of people in the camp.

Front

What event occurred while the group was preparing to eat the Stork?

Back

A group of men appeared and robbed them.

Front

What is unusual about Salva compared to others in his community?

Back

He doesn't have the traditional Dinka scars.

Front

What does the desert symbolize in Salva's journey?

Back

The desert symbolizes hardship and the struggle for survival.

Front

How does Salva's experience in the refugee camp differ from his expectations?

Back

He expected a safe haven but found overcrowding and uncertainty.

Front

What role does family play in Salva's journey?

Back

Family is a source of motivation and concern for Salva throughout his journey.

Front

What does the act of robbing the group signify about the challenges they face?

Back

It highlights the desperation and danger present in their environment.

Front

How does Salva's character develop throughout the story?

Back

He grows from a scared boy into a resilient leader.