A Long Walk to Water - Chapter 8 Questions

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What is the primary way travelers obtained food on the island in 'A Long Walk to Water'?

Back

by begging

Front

Why did the fishermen go into their tents when the sun touched the horizon?

Back

to avoid mosquitoes

Front

What warning did the fishermen give to the travelers about their journey?

Back

to take plenty of water because they were approaching the Akobo Desert

Front

How did Salva keep himself awake while in the canoe?

Back

by counting the strokes of Uncle's paddle

Front

Where do the fishermen of the Nile live and work?

Back

on an island in the middle of the Nile

Front

What is the Akobo Desert known for?

Back

extreme heat and lack of water

Front

What role do mosquitoes play in the lives of the fishermen?

Back

They are a nuisance that drives fishermen into their tents at night.

Front

What is the significance of water in the journey of the travelers?

Back

Water is essential for survival, especially in desert areas.

Front

How does Salva's method of counting strokes help him?

Back

It keeps him focused and awake during the journey.

Front

What challenges do travelers face when crossing the Nile River?

Back

They must deal with the risk of mosquitoes and the need for water.