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1. What is the setting of A Long Walk to Water? How does the setting help to form the plot? How would the book have been different with a totally different setting?
2. What are the issues for which the rebels are fighting the government? What does it mean for Sudan to become Muslim?
3. What three questions occupy Salva’s thoughts? Can you answer Salva’s questions?
4. When they organize in the village, what does Salva discover? Find a quote from the text that proves this.
5. Imagine how Salva is feeling at the end of the chapter. Where is he physically and emotionally?
6. Using information from the text, what is the history between the Nuer and the Dinka tribes?
7. Why does the woman help Salva? Why does she not move on with him? Use text details to support your answer.
8. Find a quote in the book that states why Salva is insulted by being called an orphan.
9. What questions would you like answered in the next chapter?
10. Describe the mood of A Long Walk to Water. How does it make you feel? Provide details and evidence from the story to help you determine your answer.
11. Give details to show how water dictates Nya’s life.
12. What do Salva and Marial have in common? What does it mean that Salva “heard that sigh all the way to his heart?”
13. Find at least three text details to describe the Atuot people. Would you fear them?
14. Using details from the text, lists the elements working against their survival.
15. “A cold fist seemed to grasp Salva’s heart.” Why?
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