The Lost Boys of Sudan 10/13/21

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23 questions

The Lost Boys of Sudan 10/13/21

Last updated over 4 years ago

23 questions

How many other boys had an experience like Salva? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

What percent of the boys died before reaching Kakuma? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

Identify three facts that were included in both the passage "A Closer Look at The Lost Boys of Sudan" and the novel A Long Walk To Water.

Question 6

00:13

Question 7

00:39

Question 8

01:46

Question 9

03:20

Question 10

04:42

Read about  juxtaposition to help you to answer question 11. The question is referencing the video you just watched. The same video is here for you to reference, if needed.

Question 12

01:22

Question 13

01:37

Question 14

02:53

Question 15

03:09

Question 16

04:14

Question 17

05:51

Question 18

05:59

The Lost Boys of Sudan 10/13/21

The Lost Boys of Sudan 10/13/21

How many other boys had an experience like Salva? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

What percent of the boys died before reaching Kakuma? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

Identify three facts that were included in both the passage "A Closer Look at The Lost Boys of Sudan" and the novel A Long Walk To Water.

The writer begins this article with and anecdote instead of immediately presenting statistics about Sudan. What is the purpose or value of doing this?

What connection can you make between the novel, A Long Walk To Water and the information shared in this article on this page.

This page shares many of the emotional difficulties the Lost Boys had to deal with. Identify one you would find difficult and explain why.

Based on the photograph, what can you infer about Riak's experiences at his junior hight school?

How many other boys had an experience like Salva? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

What percent of the boys died before reaching Kakuma? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

Identify three facts that were included in both the passage "A Closer Look at The Lost Boys of Sudan" and the novel A Long Walk To Water.

All of the Lost Boys came from Salva's village of Loun-Ariik.

Which answer best describes this passage.

Identify what was juxtaposed in the previous video.

The reporter's story about the Gilo river is the same as Salva's in the book. The reporter says: "Chased to the Gilo river where the waters did not part." This is an allusion. Explain what you think it means as it is used here in the news report.

The writer begins this article with and anecdote instead of immediately presenting statistics about Sudan. What is the purpose or value of doing this?

What connection can you make between the novel, A Long Walk To Water and the information shared in this article on this page.

This page shares many of the emotional difficulties the Lost Boys had to deal with. Identify one you would find difficult and explain why.

Based on the photograph, what can you infer about Riak's experiences at his junior hight school?

How many people lost their lives due to the civil war in South Sudan?

Were the Lost Boys boys younger or older than you?

Which response best describes how he is feeling.

What is his focus regarding why he is saying life is tough in America?

What cultural difference did he share about being in America?

Identify what was juxtaposed in the previous video.

What does the reporter mean when he uses the figurative language "the staples of life"?

What is the connotation for where the boys came from when the reporter says "The plane will take the boys from nowhere to somewhere"?

The reporter used the phrase "Bibilical proportions".
As this phrase is used it means: very big and/or important, especially in a bad or unpleasant way.

The reporter's story about the Gilo river is the same as Salva's in the book. The reporter says: "Chased to the Gilo river where the waters did not part." This is an allusion. Explain what you think it means as it is used here in the news report.

Based on the picture and context clues what does "emaciated" mean?

What does the teacher mean when he says: "They're a group that has been lost in time"?

The reporter says, "They took little and left less behind".This implies they didn't have much in the first place.

Be sure to read the sidebar section about tone. The explanation includes reference to informal and formal writing. Which type of writing is mostly used in this article?

The Lost Boys of Sudan 10/13/21

The Lost Boys of Sudan 10/13/21

How many other boys had an experience like Salva? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

What percent of the boys died before reaching Kakuma? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

Identify three facts that were included in both the passage "A Closer Look at The Lost Boys of Sudan" and the novel A Long Walk To Water.

The writer begins this article with and anecdote instead of immediately presenting statistics about Sudan. What is the purpose or value of doing this?

What connection can you make between the novel, A Long Walk To Water and the information shared in this article on this page.

This page shares many of the emotional difficulties the Lost Boys had to deal with. Identify one you would find difficult and explain why.

Based on the photograph, what can you infer about Riak's experiences at his junior hight school?

How many other boys had an experience like Salva? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

What percent of the boys died before reaching Kakuma? Record your answer in a complete sentence, restating the question in the answer.

Identify three facts that were included in both the passage "A Closer Look at The Lost Boys of Sudan" and the novel A Long Walk To Water.

All of the Lost Boys came from Salva's village of Loun-Ariik.

Which answer best describes this passage.

Identify what was juxtaposed in the previous video.

The writer begins this article with and anecdote instead of immediately presenting statistics about Sudan. What is the purpose or value of doing this?

What connection can you make between the novel, A Long Walk To Water and the information shared in this article on this page.

This page shares many of the emotional difficulties the Lost Boys had to deal with. Identify one you would find difficult and explain why.

Based on the photograph, what can you infer about Riak's experiences at his junior hight school?

How many people lost their lives due to the civil war in South Sudan?

Were the Lost Boys boys younger or older than you?

Which response best describes how he is feeling.

What is his focus regarding why he is saying life is tough in America?

What cultural difference did he share about being in America?

Identify what was juxtaposed in the previous video.

What does the reporter mean when he uses the figurative language "the staples of life"?

What is the connotation for where the boys came from when the reporter says "The plane will take the boys from nowhere to somewhere"?

The reporter used the phrase "Bibilical proportions". As this phrase is used it means: very big and/or important, especially in a bad or unpleasant way.

The reporter's story about the Gilo river is the same as Salva's in the book. The reporter says: "Chased to the Gilo river where the waters did not part." This is an allusion. Explain what you think it means as it is used here in the news report.

Based on the picture and context clues what does "emaciated" mean?

What does the teacher mean when he says: "They're a group that has been lost in time"?

The reporter says, "They took little and left less behind".This implies they didn't have much in the first place.

Be sure to read the sidebar section about tone. The explanation includes reference to informal and formal writing. Which type of writing is mostly used in this article?

The reporter used the phrase "Bibilical proportions".
As this phrase is used it means: very big and/or important, especially in a bad or unpleasant way.