Jasma was 11 years old when an earthquake struck Gujarat in 2001. Motabapu was the village leader of Jasma's village. After the earthquake, Motabapu distributed rice and wheat from his storage to the villagers. People brought food, medicine and clothes when visiting areas affected by the earthquake.
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The Story of the Bhuj Earthquake in Gujarat, India, and a few exercises on it
Jasma was 11 years old when an earthquake struck Gujarat in 2001. Motabapu was the village leader of Jasma's village. After the earthquake, Motabapu distributed rice and wheat from his storage to the villagers. People brought food, medicine and clothes when visiting areas affected by the earthquake.
Jasma was 11 years old when an earthquake struck Gujarat in 2001. Motabapu was the village leader of Jasma's village. After the earthquake, Motabapu distributed rice and wheat from his storage to the villagers. People brought food, medicine and clothes when visiting areas affected by the earthquake.
1. The earthquake in Gujarat took place on 26th January 2001. 2. Jasma lives in the Kutch of Gujarat. 3. Motabapu was the sarpanch of Jasma’s village. 4. The walls were decorated with beautiful design and small pieces of mirrors. Answer the following questions 1. How old was Jasma when earthquake struck in Gujarat? Ans: Jasma was eleven years old when an earthquake struck in Gujarat.
2. Who was Motabapu?
Ans: Motabapu was the sarpanch of village.
3. What did Motabapu gave everyone from his godown?
Ans: Motabapu gave rice and wheat to everyone from his godown.
4. What did people bring when they visited earthquake affected
area? Ans: People brought food, medicines, and clothes when they visited earthquake affected area.
5. Why do houses in Kutch area shine like a diamond after the
earthquake? Ans: When the houses were built after the earthquake they were decorated with beautiful designs and small pieces of mirrors. 6. What we should do in case there is an earthquake? Ans: a. if possible leave the houses and go to an open ground. b. if cannot, lie down under the strong thing like table and hold on tightly until the shaking stops.
Name the following
1. An overflow of a large amount of water over land. Ans: Flood.
2. A very long period of little or no rainfall.
Ans: Drought
3. Extreme scarcity of food.
Ans: Famine
4. A sudden violent shaking of earth’s crust.
Ans: Earthquake.
5. A person who design buildings and supervises its construction.