Themes and Challenges in 'A Long Walk to Water'

The video discusses the book 'A Long Walk to Water', which tells the true stories of Nya and Salva in Sudan. Nya's story is set in 2008, focusing on her daily struggle to fetch water. Salva's story, set in the 1980s, follows his journey as a refugee fleeing war. The video highlights the hardships faced by both characters, including hunger, danger from wildlife, and the impact of war. The presenter reflects on the privileges of living in a developed country and emphasizes the importance of being grateful and helping those in need.

What is the main theme of the book 'A Long Walk to Water'?

• The power of technology

• The beauty of nature

• The struggle for survival and hope

• The importance of education

Who are the two main characters in the book?

• Nya and Salva

• Nya and John

• Salva and Mary

• John and Mary

What is one of the major challenges faced by Nya and Salva?

• Traveling to America

• Learning a new language

• Building a school

• Finding clean water

What danger do the characters face from wildlife?

• Attacks from lions and crocodiles

• Attacks from elephants and tigers

• Attacks from bears and wolves

• Attacks from snakes and scorpions

What was the political conflict in Sudan during Salva's time?

• A civil war between the government and rebels

• A war between Sudan and Egypt

• A conflict over oil resources

• A war with neighboring countries

What advice does Salva's teacher give him during the conflict?

• To seek help from the government

• To join the rebels

• To run away from the village

• To hide in the school

Where does Salva travel to after leaving Sudan?

• Egypt

• Libya

• Kenya

• Ethiopia

What challenge does Salva face while crossing the Nile River?

• Stormy weather

• Lack of boats

• Crocodile attacks

• Strong currents

What does the narrator reflect on after reading the book?

• The importance of education

• The privileges of living in a developed country

• The power of technology

• The beauty of nature

What does the narrator feel grateful for after reading the book?

• Having a large family

• Having access to basic necessities

• Living in a peaceful country

• Owning a lot of books