"A LONG WALK TO WATER" Chapter 1.
A Long Walk to Water Quiz
Test your knowledge of the first chapter of "A Long Walk to Water"! This quiz covers key aspects of the story, focusing on the characters, their struggles, and the setting of Sudan.
Explore important themes and facts as you answer questions about Salva and Nya's journeys.
- Multiple choice and checkbox questions
- Learn more about the Dinka tribe and Sudan's history
- Challenging yet fun!
Where do both stories take place?
South Africa
Ethiopia
Kenya
Sudan
What tribe is Salva part of?
Nubian
Dinka
Arab
Beja
According to what it is described in Nya's story, we can say that:
It was an easy task to accomplish.
Sunheat didn't help much in the walk.
Nya was very skilled at carrying the plastic container.
The container was heavy and tall for her.
When did Salva start going to school?
At 11 years old.
At 10, like every other boy in his tribe.
Since he was 6 to begin first grade.
He didn't go to school when he was a child.
What did girls in his tribe have to do?
Learn housework duties from their mothers.
Go to school.
Play with other girls.
Herd cattle.
What was Salva's family main activity in terms of work?
Agriculture.
Drilling of dwells.
Pottery
Cattle raising.
After the gunshot, what did Salva's teacher tell the class to do?
To go straight to their homes in order to be safe.
To run away to the bushes where they could hide from enemies.
To get some water and food.
To stay calm because the gunshot couldn't take so long.
According to the book, the civil war in Sudan had mainly_____________ causes.
Political.
Religious
Economic.
Social.
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