A Long Walk To Water - Chapters 1-3

Front

Who was the village of Loud-Ariik named after?

Back

Salva's Grandfather.

Front

What text structure is used to compare living in a desert and living in Lancaster?

Back

Compare and Contrast.

Front

How does Salva's culture influence his actions in Chapter 2?

Back

It causes him to want to join the men's group and act like a man.

Front

What does the word 'dress' mean in the context of preparing an animal for cooking?

Back

Prepare.

Front

What is the central idea of Salva's story in Chapter 1?

Back

Life can change quickly from predictable to disorderly.

Front

What is the significance of Salva's journey in the story?

Back

It represents resilience and the struggle for survival.

Front

What challenges does Salva face in the early chapters?

Back

Separation from his family, fear of rebel soldiers, and the harsh environment.

Front

What role does water play in the lives of the characters in 'A Long Walk To Water'?

Back

Water is a vital resource that affects survival and daily life.

Front

How does the setting influence the characters' experiences in the story?

Back

The desert environment presents challenges such as lack of water and extreme temperatures.

Front

What does Salva's determination symbolize in the story?

Back

Hope and the will to overcome adversity.