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    The document defines key terms related to natural disasters and environmental issues. It provides matching definitions for famine, drought, tsunami, flood, cyclone, climate, environmental breakdown, topsoil erosion, forest felling, and sustainable development. Famine is defined as a lack of enough food, drought as a lack of enough rain, and tsunami as high waves caused by underwater movement.

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    The document defines key terms related to natural disasters and environmental issues. It provides matching definitions for famine, drought, tsunami, flood, cyclone, climate, environmental breakdown, topsoil erosion, forest felling, and sustainable development. Famine is defined as a lack of enough food, drought as a lack of enough rain, and tsunami as high waves caused by underwater movement.

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    Gireesh Kumar K
    The document defines key terms related to natural disasters and environmental issues. It provides matching definitions for famine, drought, tsunami, flood, cyclone, climate, environmental breakdown, topsoil erosion, forest felling, and sustainable development. Famine is defined as a lack of enough food, drought as a lack of enough rain, and tsunami as high waves caused by underwater movement.

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    1 famine A too much rain and rise of water level

    2 draught B not enough food


    3 Tsunami C average state of weather condition
    4 flood D Irrevocable and damaging changes in nature
    5 cyclone E Wearing away the upper layer of earth
    6 Climate F development without depletion of natural resources
    7 environmental G Large scale cutting of trees
    breakdown'
    8 topsoil erosion I not enough rain
    9 forest felling J high waves caused by movement under the sea
    10 sustainable K violent tropical storm with wind moving very
    development quickly in circles

    1. B 2. E 3. C 4. A 5. D

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