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Review questions for unit exam on Long Walk to Water

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Why was Salva worried about traveling to Ethiopia?   He was worried he wouldn't find his family.  
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What did the orange headscarf remind Salva of?   His mother.  
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How did Salva help the 1200 Lost Boys?   He led them through the desert for over a year.  
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How were the conditions in the refugee camps?   They were crowded with very little food and other basics.  
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Why were the refugees forced from the camp in Ethiopia?   The government collapsed and the new government no longer wanted them there.  
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Where did Salva travel when he left Africa?   To Rochester, NY in the USA  
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How did Salva learn English?   From Michael, an Irish aid worker  
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Why was the government of Sudan attacking its people in the south?   They wanted to force them to change their religion.  
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How were Dinkas and Nuers able to tell one from another?   The adult males had distinctive scar patterns on their foreheads.  
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What ability did Buksa of the Jur-chol tribe have?   He was able to follow a bird's song and find honey.  
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What two people did Salva lose early in the story?   Uncle Jewiir and his friend Mariel  
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How did Uncle treat Salva differently than the rest of his group?   He shared his food , encouraged him, and wouldn't leave him behind.  
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How did Salva and his group cross the Nile?   In canoes they made from papyrus grass.  
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Why did Nya's sister Akeer and Salva's father get sick?   From the dirty water she was drinking  
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What lesson did Uncle teach Salva in the desert?   To set small goals and meet them while working towards a large goal.  
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What dilemna (hard problem) did Salva's group have when they found the 9 men in the desert?   Whether to save themselves or help the men and risk running out of water.  
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Why did the 6 men kill Uncle?   They were Nuer and he was from the Dinka tribe.  
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What was the place that the people went to to find safety from the war in Sudan?   refugee camps  
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What other countries did Salva walk to in order to find safety (refuge)?   Ethiopia, Kenya  
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What did the well-drilling rig resemble (look like)?   a red giraffe  
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What concerned Nya when the drill finally struck water?   the water was brown and muddy looking  
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What were the young, male refugees from Sudan called?   The lost boys  
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What news did Salva recieve from his cousin in Africa about his family?   his father was still alive  
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What did Salva's father do as a sign of having found what was lost?   sprinkled water on his forehead  
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How did Salva decide to help the people of South Sudan?   come back and drill wells for them to provide much-needed water  
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How will Nya's life change in addition to having clean water to drink?   She and her brothers will go to school.  
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What are some possible themes of the book?   Never give up hope, always persevere  
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Why didn't Nya believe there would be water where the men were drilling?   it was dry and rock hard  
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Why did Salva travel back to Sudan the first time?   to see his father  
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How did Salva become leader of the 1200 boys?   they just started following him!  
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What could water be a symbol of in this book?   life  
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