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29. How does the author describe the movement of the earthquake?
Like waves rolling through the ground.
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2. Who are the main characters?
Chin and Ah Sing.
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17. How do Chin and Ah Sing show courage?
By staying calm and helping others.
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15. What does Ah Sing worry about during the earthquake?
Keeping Chin safe.
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18. What is one challenge people face after the earthquake?
Finding food and shelter.
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8. Why is the earthquake compared to a dragon?
To show its power and unpredictability.
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31. What is an example of bravery in the story?
Chin helping others despite being scared.
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9. What does the word “tremor” mean?
A small shake or vibration of the ground.
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13. Why is teamwork important during the earthquake?
It helps people survive and escape danger.
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32. What does Chin notice about the people in Chinatown?
They work together to help each other.
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11. What happens to the streets during the earthquake?
They crack and split apart.
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40. What is the main challenge faced by the characters?
Surviving the earthquake and its aftermath.
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36. What is one way people survived the earthquake?
By helping each other and staying strong.
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21. Why is the earthquake called "The Earth Dragon"?
To symbolize its strength and destruction.
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23. What does the word “seismic” mean?
Related to earthquakes.
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27. What do Chin and Ah Sing do after the earthquake?
They help others and try to stay safe.
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28. What is a key message from the story?
Helping others is important in difficult times.
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19. How does the story describe the sound of the earthquake?
Like a roaring dragon.
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35. What does the earthquake symbolize in the story?
Nature’s power and unpredictability.
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5. What happens to the ground during the earthquake?
It shakes, cracks and rolls like waves
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25. What is the mood during the earthquake?
Fearful and intense.
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16. What happens to Chinatown after the earthquake?
It is heavily damaged and many people lose their homes.
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37. How does the earthquake affect Chin’s life?
It teaches him about courage and resilience.
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26. What happens to the homes in Chinatown?
Many are destroyed.
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3. What disaster happens in the story?
The San Francisco earthquake.
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10. What is an aftershock?
A smaller earthquake that happens after the main one.
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34. Why is it important to stay calm during a disaster?
It helps you think clearly and stay safe.
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30. Why is the earthquake significant in history?
It caused massive destruction and loss of life.
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39. What happens to the city of San Francisco after the earthquake?
It is left in ruins with many people homeless.
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38. What does the author want readers to learn from the story?
To stay brave and help others in hard times.
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22. What is the theme of the story?
Courage and resilience during a disaster.
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20. What causes the earthquake?
Shifting tectonic plates.
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14. What does Chin learn from the experience?
The importance of bravery and helping others.
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1. What is the setting of the story?
San Francisco in 1906.
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4. What does Chin’s father Ah Sing do for work?
He is a house servant
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12. How does Ah Sing protect Chin during the earthquake?
He stays calm and helps him find safety.
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6. How does Chin feel when the earthquake begins?
Scared but brave.
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33. How does the earthquake change Chin’s view of the world?
He realizes how quickly life can change.
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24. Why does Chin admire his father?
Ah Sing is brave and resourceful.
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7. What happens to the buildings in Chinatown?
Many of them collapse.
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