Survival Challenges in Nia and Salva's Journey

The video follows two parallel stories of Nia in 2008 and Salva in 1985 in Southern Sudan. Nia, an 11-year-old girl, walks daily to fetch water for her family, facing challenges like thorn injuries and tribal conflicts. Salva, a young Dinka boy, flees his village due to war, joining a group of refugees. He faces abandonment, hunger, and fear but finds hope when reunited with his uncle. Both stories highlight the struggles and resilience of individuals in war-torn Sudan.

What is Nia's task in 2008?

• Tending cattle

• Fetching water

• Attending school

• Cooking meals

Why does Salva have to flee his school in 1985?

• A flood occurred

• The school closed

• A fire broke out

• Gunfire erupted

What happens to Salva at the rebel camp?

• He is reunited with his family

• He is sent with the men

• He is left behind with the children

• He is taken by the rebels

How does Nia get water from the pond?

• She uses a pump

• She collects rainwater

• She fills a container

• She digs a well

Who helps Salva after he is left behind?

• A rebel soldier

• A teacher

• A fellow student

• A woman from his tribe

What does Bukka find for Salva's group?

• A beehive with honey

• A hidden path

• A water source

• A safe shelter

Why does Nia's family move to the lake during the dry season?

• To visit relatives

• To access water

• To find better schools

• To escape the war

What role does Salva's uncle play in the group?

• He becomes a leader

• He is a scout

• He is a follower

• He is a cook

What is a major concern for Nia's mother at the lake?

• Lack of food

• Conflict with Dinkas

• Poor shelter

• No education

What does Salva worry about as he travels to Ethiopia?

• Getting lost in the desert

• Never seeing his family again

• Being captured by rebels

• Finding enough food