Chernobyl Incident and Its Impact

Sunita Nayak introduces a lesson on the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, focusing on a personal account by Nadisda, a resident of Pripyat. The lesson covers the explosion, evacuation, and the long-term impact on families. Students are encouraged to reflect on how they would feel and react in similar situations.

What was the main topic of the English class led by Sunita Nayak?

• The structure of the English language

• The benefits of renewable energy

• A real incident on nuclear disaster

• The history of nuclear power

When did the Chernobyl nuclear accident occur?

• June 5, 1988

• April 26, 1986

• March 15, 1985

• May 10, 1987

What was the initial reaction of Nadisda's husband upon returning home?

• He ignored the incident

• He was calm and composed

• He informed about a fire at the plant

• He was unaware of the situation

What unusual phenomenon did people observe after the explosion?

• A bright crimson glow

• A rainbow in the sky

• A sudden snowstorm

• A loud thunderstorm

What were the residents of Pripyat told to do after the explosion?

• Evacuate immediately without any belongings

• Continue with their daily activities

• Prepare to leave for three days

• Stay indoors and wait for instructions

What did the military personnel wear on the streets of Pripyat?

• Uniforms without any protection

• Casual clothing

• Gas masks

• Protective suits

What did Nadisda's husband pack in his briefcase before leaving?

• Toys and books

• Money and jewelry

• Documents and wedding photos

• Clothes and food

How did Nadisda's son feel on his first day at the new school?

• Indifferent about the change

• Excited to make new friends

• Tearful due to social rejection

• Happy to be in a new environment

How did the community react to the evacuees from Pripyat?

• They offered them jobs

• They were afraid of contamination

• They were indifferent

• They welcomed them warmly

What does Nadisda often dream about?

• Her son growing up

• A future without nuclear power

• Living in a new city

• Returning to Pripyat as it was