The novel is told using which structure?
What causes Salva to become seperated from his family?
Why is the walk to get water so difficult for Nya and her family?
What role does Uncle Jewiir play in Salva's life?
What lesson does Salva learn from the advice to "take one step at a time"?
Which challenge Best shows the dangers Salva faces on his journey?
Why does Salva eventually come to the United States?
How does Salva's experience as a refugee influence his actions as an adult?
What theme is developed throughout the novel?
How are Salva's and Nya's stories connected at the end of the novel?
Nya's story takes place in the same time period as Salva's childhood.
Salva loses Uncle Jewiir during the journey.
Water scarcity affects daily life in Nya's village.
Salva gives up hope multiple times throughout the novel.
The novel is based on real events.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Uncle Jewiir | arrow_right_alt | A survivor who grows into a leader |
Salva | arrow_right_alt | A girl responsible for collecting water |
Michael | arrow_right_alt | A protective leader and role model |
Salva's father | arrow_right_alt | Aid worker who taught Salva English and Volleyball |
Nya | arrow_right_alt | Encourages education and perseverance |