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Question- How did the reading make you feel? Why?
As I begin answering the Question I felt really strong about this book and how Nya goes up to Salva and greets him and how Salva says his name. But then if you read the ending it was kind of predictable what would happen in the end. Starting on to my answer I felt really delightful About the book and how the Author gave us inspiring Quotes. So that was only the first reason how I felt about the book but the Second reason is that how nicely the author talks about how difficult it is for people who are in Sudan and what difficulties they face. I also felt that Nya character in the book didn't meet Salva as then the Author Didn't talk about Nya at the last page of the book on the other side the author talks about Salva at the end of the page how the program in Sudan came to be. So overall the book gave me lot's of information how Sudan is still struggling with their Water.

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What message do you think the author was trying to send?

I think the message the author was trying to send would be never give up because if you give up you are never going to complete anything and if you give up things wont go so well. I say that because in the book Salva never gave up even when his friend who he barely got to meet died by a lion. Or when uncle died by some guys taking his gun and threatening to shoot Uncle and tieing Uncle to a tree so he cant escape and they shot uncle right in front of Salva. But even than Salva never once said im done i can't do this anymore I quit. No he had a positive mindset like at the refugee camp when Salva was like "I only have to deal with this for a few days." So I think in this book Salva was positive or tried to be positive throughout the book and I think thats what got him through the war.

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Question-What was believable? What was unbelievable?
Lets just start by saying i didn't expect Salva to be at the end with Nya.Sure,I thought they will meet eachother somewhere toward the end but not when Salva all grown up anyway lets get to the questions.Lets start with "What was believable?". For me the believable plart is when Salva and Nya finally meet eachother and acually talk to eachother,but i kinda hate it is that it's at the end of the book and the people reading this dont get a chance to see how Nya and Salva get to help eachother out.The most "unbelievable" part is when Nya gose up to "the strange man" and talks to him and saying "Thank You" to him when they finally introduce eachother at the end and you finally realize that...was....Salva.
(Thank goodness they meet eachothe! ~Alexandra)

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Question- Does the character change throughout the book?

So as we see Salva has changed a lot through this book and also keeping in mind that he is the main character in the book. I know this because as the author states that he was taking one step at a time as he had no moral support when his uncle died by the rebel. Then he says that Quote that he took one step at a time. But he got a really good result by taking those steps and reached to a place which was unspeakable. He became the leader of the group and gave tasks to the people to do which helped them later on.

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Question: If you were a character in the book who would you be? And why?
A:I would be Nya because she positive and nice.She always is bright and cheerful even if something bad happens.Another thing is Nya always helps others when there sick,sad,or even hurt.She cares about her sister(s),mother,father.She is hard working even though theres a war around them.Even though Nya could die at any moment she still looks at the bright side and never gives up!She still walks about half a day just to get water for her family still even though theres a war around.

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Chase question whates your favorite part of this book

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Chase question whates your favorite part of this book

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My favoritepart is when we here the line metal giraff and red giraff i thought it was absolutly hilariose like who ever hears i saw a metal and a red giraff

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question:if you could ask the author 3 questions what would it be

if I could ask the author three questions this is what the questions would be. First, so the first question I would ask the author is that who or what made you want to write this book. Second, Now for the second question I would ask the author is that is this book based of a true story or is it made up. Now for the third and final question I would ask the author is that why do you have two separate stories in the book instead of just Salva or just Nya. Finally, Now those are the three questions I would ask the author if I could ask the author three questions.

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Question: Describe A Character You Would Like To Meet. List 4 Questions You Would Ask.

Answer: I would like to meet Nya because she seems nice and ludicrous.4 questions I would ask would be are you still looking for water in 2017? Or what age were you when you started looking for water? Another question I would ask Nya would be do you go to school and if you do not would you like to go to school? The last question I would ask Nya would be do you have friends that you see almost everyday if you do who are they?

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Question- Describe the major conflict. Whose side are you on?

So the basic concept was that Naya's family had to move to the camp because they needed water which was closer to fetch from, and the pond near their house was dry, So that is why they had to move from there. Also in the Question, ask's that "Whose side are you on" I would say that I would be on Nya's side because now she doesn't need to take two long trips from the house and to the pond. I would not be on Nya's mother side because she makes a lot of excuses. I know that because on page number 33 (means 6th chapter)it states that "they had no house and had to sleep in the makeshift shelters" In my opinion, it does matter where you live unless it has no space. Second Evidence is that it said," They could not bring most of their things they had to make do with whatever they had in hand ". I guess you don't need that too because after three months they to go back in the old house so it is not that important. Also then the last evidence is that " and for much of each day they had to dig for water". For that, I would say that it is ok if will they have to dig water, at least they get water it is not that they don't get water.

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Question:The most interesting part of my reading was.......
A:The Most interesting part so far in chapter 7  is when there trying to figure out a way to go across the river because they need to go to the other side so they started making a bunch of boats and it took them 2 DAYS! Which is a long time knowing they have a lot of people in there hands trying to escape the war.

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if you could ask the author 3 questions what would you ask

1 question  why did you choose to add nya and salva they are different people so why add a second person unless salvas the father.

2 question does salvas family survive or do they all end up dying why add all these people who don't like him and then little kids that are his friends.

3 question why is salvas uncle in the war was he a rebel was he a different type of solder.

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Question- Describe the major conflict.What side are you on?
The main conflict was that Nay's family had to leave their homes for water, and on that note it is good for Nya because she does not have to take two long trips. Also the Question says "what side are you on". I would stick with Nya's side.

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Question:Describe your least favorite character and why.Describe your most favorite character and why.

Answer: My least favorite character would have to be the rebels because they are trying to get in a war with South Sudan.Also my least favorite character is the rebels because they are trying to make South Sudan Muslim. But my favorite character would be Nya. Nya is my favorite character because

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Question:How Did The Reading Make You Fell? And Why?

In the book a long walk to water, the text in the book made me feel very intense. The reason for this feeling from the text is because in the book Salva is in the class and there is war going on. And there is a lot of shooting going around his school. And that made me worried for Salva because what if he gets shot or killed? and I also thought what will happen to Salva? And the next thing that made me feel more intense is the the teacher told the students to hide in the bushes so Salva was hiding in the bushes and then he runs through the shooting this made me feel very worried for Salva but he actually survived which made me feel very surprised. After this he asked three questions to himself which were in page 12 paragraph 7 now the questions were "Where are we going" "Where is my family" and finally "When will I see them again" Finally, Now that is how to reading in a Long Walk to water made me fell.

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Keeping in touch with -Alexandra
I would agree with her about the third Question because as she said: "why don't Men and Women like kids when it comes to war?" I would agree because kids like Salva would not make any trouble because if they are in a huge trouble( trying to get out from the rebels) the would be convinced with the adults and then they would follow the directions what the adult gave the children. Specially Salva because as I am seeing in the last chapters I see he is trying to figure how he would get out of the war happening in Sudan.

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Replying to-Isaiah
I agree with Isaiah because first of all i believe to that the characters are realistic because at first the cover says that "a real story" and second the characters have human characteristics not like fairy tales,folk tales and stuff like that because theres no magic and stuff like powers and wizards! So thats how i know this is a real story!

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question:are the characters in the book realistic why or why not?

In a Long Walk To Water I think that the characters in the story are realistic because in this book there are two characters which are Nya and Salva. Now for Salva there are people shooting near her school because there is a war going on so Salva is always worried about the war is very scared, and this is a realistic problem in the world. Another problem that is happening in the book is that Salva is having a hard time with water. Salva has to walk eight miles just to get some water this shows how poor he and his family is. Being poor is a very realistic problem in the world because there are people in the world that are homeless and people that are poor that have money problems and food problems. Now I can not say anything for Nya because there is not much about her in the book.

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i disagree with Sarah if you remember the rebel said to Salva that there just there to protect and or make a difference

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Question-I would ask the author 3 questions
If i could ask the author 3 questions i would ask 1# Why did you name this book "A Long Walk to Water"? I mean you could of named this book something else like "Nya's and Salva's Story". 2#I dont know if its me but i feel like Buska is a little creepy i mean he smiles at random times like when he found a beehive i mean to me thats creepy so for my 2 question "Why dose Buska smile at random times?"Finally my 3 question
3# Why dont men and women like kids when it comes to war? I mean ya sure we do sometimes complain but its not all the time and ya we maybe do complain about food but i mean kids need to eat because they are starting there life and growups already have one so i fell like the men and women should be nice to Salva since hes trying hard not to complain about water, food,and questions like"Where are we going" and other questions.
I really fell like these 3 questions stood out to me the most and i really want these questions answerd!
What 3 questions would you ask the author and why?

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Question- Describe the main characters.
So for getting a good overlook of this book, it takes place in Sudan ,and this book has two characters and the names are Slava and Nya. So this book's author has different founts to describe  each person. So first I will be talking about salva as he is the main character in the book. So as we are talking about salva he is pretty intelligent

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Question: Describe the major conflict.What side are you on?

Answer: I am on Nya and Salva's side. I am on Nya and Salva's side because the rebels are so mean they are trying to kill innocent people and are trying to take over South Sudan. The rebels are going to try to make South Sudan muslim honestly i think they will try but I dont think they actually make Sudan Muslim they may come close but it wont happen is my prediction.

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The Author used different text because its saying 2008 to 1989 and i think its strange that gunfire in the book goes at the beginning of a school day that's the worst time to hear gunshots