PEOPLE CAMP OUT FOR THE NIGHT AFTER EARTHQUAKE

The transcript describes a family's experience during a distressing event. Initially, the speaker recounts a moment of unity and support with their family, including helping a relative. The narrative then shifts to the speaker's personal fear and anxiety, triggered by recurring events. The emotional toll is evident as the speaker expresses a strong desire to cry, highlighting the impact of the experience.

What action did the narrator and their cousin take to help a family member?

• They called for medical assistance.

• They moved her to a safer location.

• They left her inside the house.

• They took her to the hospital.

Why does the narrator choose not to go back inside the house?

• They are afraid of another earthquake.

• They prefer staying outside.

• The house is too damaged.

• The house is locked.

How does the narrator describe their reaction to the frequent earthquakes?

• They are excited by the events.

• They feel calm and composed.

• They feel anxious and jumpy.

• They are indifferent to the situation.

What is the narrator's emotional state after the morning earthquake?

• They feel angry.

• They feel happy.

• They feel like crying.

• They feel relieved.

What does the narrator do when they hear a noise?

• They ignore it.

• They investigate the source.

• They jump in fear.

• They call for help.