A Long Walk To Water - Chapters 10-12

Front

What does Salva see when he first reaches the refugee camp?

Back

Salva sees more people than ever.

Front

What greeted Nya when she came back from the pond after the visitors came?

Back

Nya heard unfamiliar noises.

Front

How many trips did Nya take per day to the pond?

Back

Nya took 2 trips per day to the pond.

Front

What do the villagers begin working on after the two men leave?

Back

The villagers start clearing the land between the two trees.

Front

What scares Salva and the group the most when the Nuer men approach?

Back

They are scared the most by the Nuer ritual scars.

Front

What is the significance of the refugee camp in Salva's journey?

Back

The refugee camp represents hope and a chance for safety.

Front

How does Nya's daily routine reflect the challenges of her life?

Back

Nya's routine of fetching water shows the struggle for basic needs.

Front

What role do the villagers play in Salva's story?

Back

The villagers provide support and community during difficult times.

Front

What does the presence of unfamiliar noises signify for Nya?

Back

Unfamiliar noises signify change and uncertainty in Nya's environment.

Front

How does Salva's perspective change throughout the story?

Back

Salva learns resilience and hope despite the challenges he faces.