Questions and Answers
What are the chief and the strangers deciding in Nya's chapter?
They are trying to find the spot where they will find water.
According to Nya's thoughts, how does she feel about the idea of finding water between the two trees?
She feels doubtful.
Where are Salva and the group traveling to?
The Itang refugee camp in Ethiopia.
Why does Uncle Jewiir discourage Salva from sharing his water with the dying people?
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What poetic device is used when Salva's worry is compared to a long shadow across his thoughts?
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What poetic device is used when hope is compared to a spark?
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What event in this chapter will change Salva's life?
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Study Notes
Nya's Perspective on Water
- Chief and strangers are searching for a viable water source.
- Nya expresses skepticism regarding the proposed location for water between two trees, as it lacks moisture except during rain.
Salva's Journey
- Salva and his group aim to reach the Itang refugee camp in Ethiopia, a vital step in his journey.
- Uncle Jewiir advises Salva against giving water to dying individuals to ensure Salva's own survival.
Poetic Devices
- Salva's growing anxiety is depicted as a "long shadow" representing his persistent worries, showcasing the use of simile.
- A metaphor is employed when hope is illustrated as a "tiny spark," highlighting Salva's sense of optimism regarding family reunification.
Life-Altering Event
- The chapter culminates with Salva's life changing dramatically due to the death of Uncle Jewiir.
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Description
Explore the crucial themes and poetic devices in the 'A Long Walk to Water' novel. This quiz focuses on Nya's and Salva's perspectives, their struggles for survival, and the literary techniques that illustrate their journeys. Test your understanding of the symbolism and metaphors that shape the narrative.
