A Long Walk to Water

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Quiz One-This quiz will cover the literacy skills we covered in class as well as the content from the assigned reading for this week.

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Which of these is a person vs. environment conflict?

2 points

Nya cannot attend school because she is a girl and she must collect the water each day.

Salva's tribe, the Dinka, is the enemy of the Neur tribe.

The Sudanese Civil War was an uprising against the government.

The brutal desert climate brought on a drought to the villages.

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Where does Salva's teacher tell his students to hide?

1 point

At their homes

In the bush

In the school

In the river

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What is the setting of Nya's story?

1 point

Southern Sudan in the early 2000s

Southern Sudan in 1985

Ethiopian Refugee Camp 1997

The Nile River 1979

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Which of these are internal conflicts in the book? SELECT MORE THAN ONE!

6 points

The Southern Sudanese government is being attacked by the rebels.

Nya feels like she can contribute more to her family than simply fetching water each day.

Salva only has peanuts to eat and a small amount of water in the gourd.

The rebels' gunfire was dangerous and terrifying.

Nya wanted to attend school.

Salva misses his family and worries if he will ever see them again.

The Nile River was flooding and treacherous to cross.

Who is the author of A Long Walk to Water?

1 point

Nya

Salva

Linda Sue Park

Jacqueline Woodson

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Which of these is a person vs. person conflict?

1 point

Nya gets a thorn stuck in her foot as she is walking.

Salva and Marial are fearful of being eaten by lions in the bush.

Uncle is made the leader of the group.

Salva has to beg to be taken along with the group to have a chance at survival.

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Response #1- Who do you think has the greatest conflict in the book so far--Nya or Salva? What type of conflict is it? Why do you think it is the greatest conflict?

4 points

Response #2-Why do you think we made shoes as our STEM challenge? What does that have to do with our story? Why did we only use the materials we did?

4 points

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