Draw that Conclusion
(Inferences)
Who said WHAT?
(Characters)
LESSON LEARNED
(Themes and Settings)
Don't Believe a Word
(Definitions)
It's ALL about perspective
(Point of View + emotion)
100

"one step at a time" Why does Salva say this over and over again? 

He is trying to get himself through his long walk through the desert.
100

This person is doubtful the men will be able to find water.

Who is Nya?

100

The lesson or message the author wants the reader to learn

What is theme? 

100

a condition of a person, nation, country, or state in which its residents and population, or some portion thereof, exercise self-government over a territory.

What is independence?

100

Feels this emotion when his/her sister is sick

What is Nya's nervousness? 

(scared/afraid)

200

The fishermen are nervous for the next part of Salva's journey.  Why? 

They are nervous he and his group will run out of water in the Akobo desert.

200
This person told people to run into the bush.

Who is Salva's schoolmaster?

200

Uncle arrives into the story, and Salva no longer feels alone. 

What is "family is our most important support?"

200

To go or move back. To diminish. 

"Early that afternoon: they came across the first evidence that the desert was ________."

What is receding.

200

Feels this emotion when he/she learns of their friends death and must keep walking in the "lion country."

What is Salva's nervousness?

300

"Salva Mawien Dut Ariik!" he said, using Salva's full name, loud and clear." (53). 

Why does Salva's uncle repeat Salva's name twice? 

Because he is trying to motivate him to continue walking in the desert and to stay alive. "One step at a time."

300

This person used to give their children mangoes.

Who is Salva's father?

300

Kenya, Ethiopia, and Uganda

What are the names of the countries the Sudan refugees went to? 

300

a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.

What is refugee?

300

Demonstrates this emotion when he/she steps on a nail but continues walking.

What is Nya's bravery?

400

"The exception was Uncle: The fishermen gave him food without having to be asked"  

Why did the fishermen not ask for money from Salva's uncle?

a. Because he seemed to be the leader of the group

b. Because they were afraid of Uncle's gun

400

This person yelled Salva's full name to help him get through the desert.

Who is Salva's uncle

400

At the beginning of the story we see Salva find honey, but when the story develops we also read that Nya's family must leave their village to a lake with muddy water for 5 months out of the year.

What is "Nature can present many challenges to humans?"

400

Define ravaged in this sentence. 

"He (Salva) felt sick at the thought of those men -- first dying in such a horrible way, and then having even their corpses ravaged." (59).

severely damaged; devastated.

disfigured

400
Feels this emotion when Dep and his father go out hunting.

What is Nya and her mothers afraid? 

(nervousness)

500

What does it mean when the text says Salva had a "worry that had been growing like a shadow across his thoughts" 

Something had been bothering/nagging Salva for a long time.  
500

These people wanted to convert an entire country into a Muslim country.

Who is the Sudanese government. 

500

Nuer and Dinka

Who are the rival tribes in A Long Walk to Water? 

500

Define solemn in this sentence.

"When he looked back again, his face was solemn" (59).

characterized by deep sincerity, serious.

500

Demonstrates this emotion when he/she is all alone but continues walking

Salva's bravery