In central Mexico, earthquake survivors face extensive damage

Faustino Jimenez, a volunteer engineer, assesses earthquake damage in Mexico. He evaluates homes to determine if they can be saved, including the Garcia family's house, which is deemed unsafe. The earthquake affected Ocuilan and nearby areas, damaging homes and historic structures. The Garcia family, living in a multi-generational home, must evacuate. The emotional toll is significant for both the family and Jimenez, who struggles with delivering such devastating news.

What is the primary role of Faustino Jimenez in the aftermath of the earthquake?

• To rebuild damaged infrastructure

• To distribute food and water to affected families

• To assess which homes can be saved or demolished

• To provide medical assistance to the injured

What is the main reason only two people died in the earthquake in Ocuilan?

• The residents were well-prepared

• The area is densely populated

• There are no tall structures in the area

• The earthquake was of low magnitude

What percentage of homes in Platempa were estimated to be damaged or destroyed?

• 50%

• 60%

• 75%

• 90%

How does Noemi Garcia feel about leaving her family home?

• Indifferent to the situation

• Relieved to find a safer place

• Excited for a new beginning

• Devastated and uncertain about the future

What is the emotional impact of the earthquake on Faustino Jimenez?

• He finds the work emotionally challenging

• He feels relieved to help others

• He feels indifferent to the situation

• He is motivated to work harder