Q. 1 Ans: Yes..... There were two main acts of violence:
Cutting down all the trees is violence against nature.
Harassing Dr. Eggman's child (physically, mentally, and psychologically) is violence against a person.
Q. 2 Ans: No....... Best actions to do:
Protect your child by reporting the abuse to authorities or human rights groups.
Educate people in the tribe about why saving trees is important.
Gather community support and speak out peacefully.
Relocate temporarily if your family is in danger.
Q. 3 Ans: No. Even if the government doesn’t help, it’s wrong to destroy nature. You can:
Ask for help from NGOs or environmental groups.
Start small projects like tree planting or farming for income.
Teach the tribe to protect nature for long-term benefit.
Q. 4 Ans: Rule 1: Anyone who cuts trees without permission will be fined or jailed. Rule 2: Every village must plant two trees for every one cut. Rule 3: Bullying or hurting anyone who protects the environment is a crime. Rule 4: Children should learn about nature in schools. Rule 5: Government and tribe leaders must work together to save natural resources.
Q. 5 Ans: Report him to the environmental protection agency. Seek legal help for child harassment and environmental abuse. Involve local leaders or elders who respect justice. Use media or social media to raise awareness. Protect Dr. Eggman's family through police or legal safety measures.