Question

This is the text. chapter river, up close and personal. Pls answer. I have kept the points as 30


Read these lines from the text and answer 1)"There cannot be a bigger loss, a bigger tragedy."
a) What is the 'loss' being referred to here?
b) Why is it considered a tragedy?
c) What had happened to the rivers? Why?
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Answer 1

Answer:

Your Answer:-

(a):- Loss referred here damage to the environment.

(b):- Tragedy because we dont know how harmful is this so.

(c):- Many rivers were lost and many were turned into sewers.

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