A Long Walk to Water: The Journey of the Lost Boys of Sudan

What is the main reason for the Lost Boys of Sudan to embark on a long journey?

• To explore new cultures and traditions

• To start a new business in a different country

• To escape the civil war and violence in their home country

• To find a new place to settle down

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How many years did the Lost Boys of Sudan spend walking to reach safety?

• 7 years

• 3 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

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What challenges did the Lost Boys face during their journey?

• Encountering friendly villagers along the way

• Getting lost in the desert

• Hunger, thirst, wild animals, and attacks from armed groups

• Finding a shortcut to their destination

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Who is the author of the book 'A Long Walk to Water'?

• J.K. Rowling

• Stephen King

• Dan Brown

• Linda Sue Park

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What is the significance of the title 'A Long Walk to Water'?

• It represents the arduous journey for water and the struggle for survival.

• It symbolizes the joy of finding water easily

• It represents the struggle of finding food in the desert

• It signifies the importance of having a long journey

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What role did the United Nations play in helping the Lost Boys of Sudan?

• Providing military support and training

• Ignoring their plight and refusing to offer any assistance

• Expelling them from the country and denying them entry

• Providing humanitarian aid, resettlement assistance, and advocating for their rights

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How did the Lost Boys of Sudan find hope and strength during their journey?

• Resilience, support from each other, and determination to survive

• Feeling of hopelessness and despair

• Dependence on external aid and resources

• Lack of food, water, and shelter

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What is the impact of the Lost Boys' story on raising awareness about the situation in Sudan?

• It has led to a decrease in humanitarian aid for Sudan

• It has caused people to ignore the situation in Sudan

• It has had no impact on raising awareness about the situation in Sudan

• It has raised awareness about the situation in Sudan by shedding light on the hardships faced by refugees and the ongoing conflict in the region.

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What are some similarities and differences between the experiences of the Lost Boys of Sudan and other refugee groups?

• The Lost Boys of Sudan had an easy journey compared to other refugee groups

• The experiences of the Lost Boys of Sudan and other refugee groups are similar in terms of fleeing conflict and seeking safety, but differ in the specific circumstances of their displacement and the challenges they face in their new environments.

• The Lost Boys of Sudan and other refugee groups faced the same challenges and had identical experiences

• The experiences of the Lost Boys of Sudan and other refugee groups are completely different and have no similarities

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How has the story of the Lost Boys of Sudan inspired others to take action and make a difference?

• By promoting war and conflict

• By discouraging humanitarian aid

• By raising awareness about the refugee crisis, advocating for humanitarian aid, and supporting organizations that provide assistance to refugees.

• By ignoring the refugee crisis

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