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To survive is to continue to live or exist, typically in spite of an accident, ordeal, or
difficult circumstances. To survive, individuals must sometimes change and adapt to their
environment. Survival is one of the main themes in the novel A Long Walk to Water by Linda
Sue Park. The main characters, Nya and Salva, both experience difficult circumstances. In the
novel, Park uses the stories of the two main characters to show the mental, emotional, and
physical challenges that occur when struggling to survive.
In the novel, A Long Walk to Water, one of the main characters, Salva, was forced to
leave his home due to the Sudanese Civil War. He went on a difficult journey through the desert
on his way to a refugee camp. On his journey, he faced challenges such as limited food and
water, hungry lions, and losing people close to him. Despite the many obstacles Salva faced, he
kept going. Park writes, “Salva would think of his family and his village, and he was somehow
able to keep his wounded feet moving forward, one painful step at a time” (Park 54). This quote
shows how Salva managed to survive his challenging circumstances and physical pain by staying
positive and focusing on what was important to him.
The other main character, Nya, also had to face struggles while trying to survive in
Southern Sudan. Nya had to walk many hours each day to get water for her and her family. The
water she collected was not always clean and safe which caused her family members to become
sick. Seeing her sister fighting for her life because of dirty water became an additional emotional

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challenge for Nya. Her long and tiring journey to get this water became a part of her daily
routine, and it became a necessary part of survival. Park writes “Nya would now make her
second trip to the pond. To the pond and back -- to the pond and back -- nearly a full day of
walking altogether. This was Nya’s daily routine seven months of the year. Daily. Every single
day” (Park 20). This quote shows how the struggle to survive became a part of Nya’s everyday
life. She was forced to adapt her daily routine to make time to collect the water necessary for her
and her family’s survival.
The struggle to survive and adapt to changing circumstances is something that impacts
many people. In the novel, Salva has a close relationship with his uncle. His uncle acts as a
leader to Salva and their entire group. He acts as a support system and helps Salva through
difficult moments. When he eventually passed away this caused Salva great pain, but he was
eventually able to become a leader and help others the way his uncle had. I can relate to Salva’s
experience of losing his uncle. When I was younger, I had a close relationship with my
grandmother. She acted as a leader and support system for me and my little sister. She was the
glue that held our family together. When she passed away, I was devastated. I did not know what
to do, just like Salva. Eventually, after a lot of time, I was able to heal and work on becoming a
leader and support system for my little sister just like my grandmother was to me. Salva realized
that he needed to help others the way his uncle had helped him, and I realized that I needed to
love and support my sister the way my grandmother had done for me.
To survive is to make changes and adapt to the environment around you. Salva was
forced to adapt to life without his uncle and to become a leader for his people. Nya was forced to
adapt her daily routine to make time for the long walk to get water each day. Even when life
presents people with challenges, they must continue to live and exist in their changing world.

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This is something I and many have faced. For me, it was losing someone close to me but life can
present challenges in many forms. All you can do is keep moving forward.

Answer:

Time and again Salva stands on the precipice of despair and chooses the force of hope to pull himself back. At first, hope burns brightly as he makes plans to find his family, but, overwhelmed by the struggles of his journey, hope seems to fade. Crushing blow after crushing blow threatens to snuff out the tiny sparks of hope that flicker throughout Salva’s story, but he refuses to let despair defeat him. Years later, the spark of hope that Salva has always carried comes alive in the joyful reunion with his father.

In contrast, Park does not tell us much about Nya’s specific hopes. Instead, her hope is fundamental: a hope that the things she does will help her family to survive. When the men come to her village, Nya initially thinks their efforts to drill water are hopeless. After all, she is still walking to the pond, twice every day, as always. She does not realize, or even allow herself to hope, that things are about to change. From her experience, they never have in the past. But, when clean water gushes from the well, Nya, for the first time, experiences hope for all the good things now possible.

Explanation:

11. She was sent to the ……… after her parents died.

A. hospital

B. school

C. orphanage

What effect does the point of view have on a story?

what information is revealed

whether it will be a linear or non-linear plot

what the resolution will be

what conflicts can arise

what the setting will be

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A sign warned drivers about falling rocks along the street.
a.) warned, falling
b.) sign
C.) falling
d. None of the above has ALL verbs listed in the sentence.

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Begin by previewing the passage from "Under the Mesquite." Quickly look over the text to become familiar with the topic and the free-verse style of the text before reading it. Examine text features such as the Spanish symbols and accents, headings, and verse organization.

Write a list of at least three things that you noticed in your preview of the text.

Read the excerpt from "Dwaina Brooks.”

Then one afternoon, Dwaina talked with a young man who had been without a home for a long time.

"What do you need?" she asked him.

"I need a job and a permanent home," he replied.

"Well, I can't give you that," she answered impatiently. "I don't have a job either. Don't you need anything else?"

"Yeah. I would love a really good meal again."

How is Dwaina affected by her conversation with the young man?

She decides to keep sending her lunch money to the shelter.
She realizes that there is something she can do to help him.
She decides, out of frustration, to stop helping those at the shelter.
She realizes that she is unable to help make his life any better.

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WILL MARK BRAINLIST
Drag the words with r-controlled vowel syllables into the box. Choose the four correct words.


darken



poured



pressing



ropes



boring



server



r-controlled vowel syllable

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Which industry experienced the largest expansion in the South during the late 19th century?


furniture

furniture

oil

oil

steel

steel

textiles

Which phrase from the excerpt shows that Hamilton thinks other governments are closely watching the formation of government in the United States? … The subject speaks its own importance; comprehending in its consequences nothing less than the existence of the UNION … …the safety and welfare of the parts of which it is composed, the fate of an empire in many respects the most interesting in the world… AFTER an unequivocal experience of the inefficiency of the subsisting federal government, you are called upon to deliberate on a new Constitution… Among the most formidable of the obstacles which the new Constitution will have to encounter may readily be distinguished the obvious interest of a certain class of men in every State….

Help me please! 15 Points! How is The Great Gatsby representative of both realism and modernism?

Select each correct answer.

-It contrasts those with new money, like Nick and Gatsby, with people with old money, like Daisy and Tom.

-Careless characters, like Jordan, change as they become disillusioned with wealth.

-Nick and Gatsby are disillusioned with America when they return from fighting in the war.

-The characters’ personalities and actions represent the decay of moral values.

What are all the characters in the novel the cradle by Patrick Somerville

With torn and bleeding hearts we smile - "we wear the mask"
(1) Identify the irony
(2) Determine what idea the irony emphasizes
(3) Infer the overall message revealed by irony

GRAMMAR NOTES 1-2
Read about Dan and Jon.
Then match the questions
and answers.

Which word might be used in place of "smuggling illegal goods"?

bewildering

trafficking

quail

Identify the word that best completes the sentence below. Lindsey lives in a _______ that promotes peaceful coexistence in rural Tennessee.

What is communication?

explain why mary shelley includes the story of safie in the novel. use evidence and examples from the text to support your answer.

What is the meaning of impervious as it is used in the sentence?

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Explain why Julie probably appreciates tea and tea ceremonies more after her conversation with her mother.

Why does Hamlet swear Horatio and Marcellus to secrecy?

a. He is plotting against Claudius with Prince Fortinbras of Norway.

b. He is planning a surprise for Ophelia and doesn't want them to spoil it.

c. He intends to act crazy around the castle and doesn't want them to give him away.

d. He is planning a birthday party for Queen Gertrude.

Read paragraphs 17 and 19.
How does the structure of each paragraph contribute to the development of the theme?
In both paragraphs, the narrator uses metaphors to emphasize the importance of being humble.
In both paragraphs, Mrs. March compares her daughters' behavior to contrast the benefits of arrogance and humility.
In paragraph 17, the author uses dialogue to teach Amy a lesson, while in paragraph 19, the author's observations reveal
Beth's humility
In paragraph 17. Mrs. March describes Amy's proud behavior, while in paragraph 19, the narrator utilizes dialogue to
reveal Beth's modesty,

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The use of second-person pronouns is most appropriate in which situation?
O A resume
O An autobiography
O A dinner invitation
O An entry in your diary

HELP
Do you think that disney is racist? why or why not?

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