Exploring Chapters 6-9 of A Long Walk to Water

What significant event occurs in chapter 6 that impacts Salva's journey?

• Salva receives a letter from his family.

• Salva's group is abandoned by the adults.

• Salva's group encounters a friendly village.

• Salva finds a hidden food supply.

How does the character of Nya evolve in chapters 6-9?

• Nya evolves from a passive water-fetcher to a proactive individual aware of her community's struggles.

• Nya remains indifferent to the challenges faced by her family.

• Nya becomes a leader in her community without any prior experience.

• Nya decides to leave her village in search of a better life.

What challenges does Salva face while traveling with the group in chapter 7?

• Salva faces harsh weather, scarcity of food and water, emotional strain, loneliness, and fear.

• Salva finds a safe shelter and rest during the journey.

• Salva travels with a large, supportive family.

• Salva enjoys pleasant weather and abundant food.

Describe the importance of water in the lives of both Salva and Nya as depicted in these chapters.

• Water is only important for Nya's family.

• Nya uses water solely for recreational purposes.

• Salva finds water to be a burden during his journey.

• Water is crucial for survival, representing hope for Salva and daily necessity for Nya.

What role does leadership play in Salva's experiences in chapter 8?

• Leadership only focuses on individual success rather than group unity.

• Leadership has no impact on Salva's journey.

• Leadership creates confusion and division among the group.

• Leadership provides guidance, support, and unity, helping Salva and the group navigate their challenges.

How does the author illustrate the theme of hope in chapters 6-9?

• The author shows hope through the characters' failures and losses.

• Hope is depicted through the setting and dark themes in the chapters.

• The author illustrates the theme of hope through characters' resilience and small victories.

• The theme of hope is illustrated by the characters' indifference and despair.

What are some key vocabulary words introduced in these chapters, and what do they mean?

• allegory (a story with a hidden meaning)

• Some key vocabulary words include 'metaphor' (a figure of speech that implies a comparison), 'foreshadowing' (a literary device used to give an indication of future events), and 'protagonist' (the main character in a story).

• climax (the most intense point in a story)

• antagonist (a character opposing the protagonist)

How does the relationship between Salva and the other refugees develop in chapter 9?

• Salva competes with the other refugees for resources and attention.

• Salva develops a supportive relationship with the other refugees, creating a sense of community.

• Salva isolates himself from the other refugees, feeling disconnected.

• Salva ignores the other refugees and focuses solely on his own survival.

What internal conflicts does Salva experience during his journey in these chapters?

• Salva is primarily concerned with finding treasure and riches.

• Salva experiences fear of abandonment, loneliness, doubts about survival, and emotional burdens from witnessing suffering.

• Salva feels a strong sense of joy and excitement about his journey.

• Salva experiences no emotional struggles and remains optimistic throughout.

In what ways do the experiences of Salva and Nya parallel each other in chapters 6-9?

• Salva and Nya do not face any challenges in their journeys.

• Salva and Nya both struggle with water scarcity and demonstrate resilience in their journeys.

• Salva and Nya are both from the same village.

• Salva and Nya both have access to abundant food supplies.