A Long Walk to Water Chapter 1-6 Quiz

A. Nuer

B. Dinka

C. Jur-Chol

D. Murle

A. Metaphor

B. Personification

C. Simile

D. Alliteration

A. His teacher from school

B. A friend from his old village

C. His uncle

D. A man from the first group he was with

A. That Nya would never find enough water

B. That her husband or son could be killed by the Dinka Tribe

C. That the rebels would take over their territory

D. That the military soldiers would bring the war close to their temporary home

A. He had seen the men before in his village

B. He heard their accents

C. He recognized the tattos on their arms

D. He recognized the V-shaped scars on their foreheads

A. Fetch water from the pond

B. Help her father hunt for food

C. Take care of her younger siblings

D. Help her mother prepare dinner

A. Salva's father

B. Salva's grandfather

C. Salva's cousin, Loun

D. Salva's uncle

A. A lion stole the food before they ate it.

B. The men ate all the food and none was left for Salva.

C. The group was energized and able to move at a faster pace.

D. Everyone was sick from eating too much and too quickly.

A. His father is a very successful judge so it is important that Salva learns to speak Arabic.

B. It is the official language of the Sudanese government.

C. The Dinka Tribe speaks the Arabic language to each other.

D. Salva wants to impress his brothers by learning the Arabic language.

A. She is a girl and isn’t given the opportunity to go to school.

B. There is not a school for her to attend around her village.

C. Her chores are more important than education is.

D. Nya is too young to go to school.

A. In Sudan, only girls are expected to do chores like fetch water and hunt for food.

B. Water is scarce in Sudan, so people must walk very long distances to retrieve water.

C. Girls in Sudan had to choose between fighting in the war and going to school.

D. None of these

A. The Dinka and Nuer Tribes do not get along.

B. There was a dangerous war going on, that caused many people to flee from their villages.

C. Boys in Sudan had to choose between fighting in the war and going to school.

D. Both A and B

A. Nuer

B. Jur-Chol

C. Murle

D. Dinka