A Long Walk To Water - Chapters 13-17

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What does Salva start planning once he settles in NY?

Back

A trip back to Sudan.

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Where does Salva decide to walk to right after the crocodile river crossing?

Back

Kenya.

Front

What is the nickname Salva and the other refugee boys are being called?

Back

The Lost Boys.

Front

What is being built in Nya’s village?

Back

A school.

Front

Who else does Salva learn survived the war?

Back

His mother and sisters.

Front

What is the significance of the crocodile river in Salva's journey?

Back

It represents a major obstacle and a turning point in his journey.

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How does Salva's experience in New York differ from his life in Sudan?

Back

In New York, Salva faces challenges like cold weather and cultural differences, while in Sudan, he faced war and survival.

Front

What role do the Lost Boys play in the story?

Back

They represent the struggles and resilience of children affected by war.

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What does Nya's story illustrate about the importance of education?

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Nya's story shows that education is vital for the future of her village and the next generation.

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How does Salva's leadership evolve throughout the story?

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Salva learns to lead others through his experiences, becoming more confident and responsible.