A Long Walk to Water Chapter 12

What role do soldiers play in the lives of refugees in the story?

• They provide protection and safety for refugees.

• They can be a source of danger and instability, forcing people from their homes.

• They help refugees find shelter and food.

• They assist in the resettlement process of refugees.

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What does the orange head scarf symbolize in Salva's journey?

• It represents hope and the connection to his past.

• It signifies danger and uncertainty.

• It symbolizes wealth and prosperity.

• It denotes a sense of belonging to a community.

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How does community play a role in the survival of refugees like Salva?

• Community provides financial aid and housing.

• Community offers support, shared resources, and a sense of belonging.

• Community isolates refugees from the local population.

• Community focuses solely on education and job training.

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What does Salva realize about the woman in the orange head scarf?

• She is his mother.

• She is a stranger.

• She is not his mother.

• She is his aunt.

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How does Salva get himself through the day at the camp?

• He focuses on the future and makes long-term plans.

• He tells himself to get through the rest of that day and no other.

• He distracts himself with games and stories.

• He relies on others to motivate him.

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What does Nya's perspective on water reveal about her daily struggles?

• It highlights the importance of water for survival and the lengths people go to obtain it.

• It shows that water is easily accessible in her community.

• It suggests that water is not a significant concern for her.

• It indicates that she has plenty of water without any effort.

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How does the environment of the Itang refugee camp affect the people living there?

• It creates challenges such as overcrowding, lack of resources, and uncertainty.

• It provides ample resources and support for the residents.

• It fosters a sense of community and belonging among the refugees.

• It ensures safety and security for all individuals in the camp.

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What happened when the soldiers got to the camp?

• They forced everyone out.

• They set up tents and rested.

• They started a fire for cooking.

• They began to patrol the area.

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What is the 'iron giraffe' that Nya refers to at the beginning of chapter 12?

• A type of animal found in Africa.

• A tall drill used to drill for water.

• A traditional musical instrument.

• A large tree used for shade.

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Why is it important for Salva to focus on one day at a time?

• It helps him manage his fear and uncertainty in a difficult situation.

• It allows him to plan for the future more effectively.

• It gives him more time to rest and relax.

• It helps him forget about his past experiences.

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