ALWTW End of Book Test

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What is the significance of clean drinking water in a community?

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Clean drinking water is essential for health, preventing diseases, and improving quality of life. It supports hydration, sanitation, and overall well-being.

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What challenges do people face when they lack access to clean water?

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Without access to clean water, people may suffer from waterborne diseases, spend excessive time collecting water, and face difficulties in sanitation and hygiene.

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Who is Salva in the context of the story?

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Salva is a character who represents resilience and hope, as he navigates challenges and helps others, including building a well for clean water.

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What role does Nya play in the story?

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Nya is a character who endures hardships to fetch water for her family, highlighting the struggles faced by those without easy access to water.

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Why is the construction of a well important for Nya's village?

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The well provides a reliable source of clean drinking water, reducing the time spent collecting water and improving health and sanitation.

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What emotions does Nya experience when the water is muddy?

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Nya feels disappointment and concern for her family's health, as muddy water is not safe for drinking.

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How does Salva's leadership impact the community?

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Salva's leadership inspires hope and collaboration, leading to the successful construction of the well and improving the community's access to water.

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What is the main theme of the story?

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The main theme revolves around survival, resilience, and the importance of community support in overcoming challenges.

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How does access to clean water affect education in communities?

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Access to clean water allows children, especially girls, to attend school instead of spending hours collecting water, promoting education and empowerment.

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What is the impact of water scarcity on women's roles in communities?

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Water scarcity often places the burden of water collection on women and girls, limiting their opportunities for education and economic participation.