16 May 2022

Samacheer Kalvi 8th English Unit 2 Supplementary Book Back

8th Book Back English – Unit 2: Jim Corbett, A Hunter Turned
Naturalist

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Samacheer Kalvi 8th English Unit 2 Jim Corbett, A Hunter Turned Naturalist Book Back:

Supplementary

Unit – 2 Jim Corbett, A Hunter Turned Naturalist

A. Fill in the blanks:

1. Jim Corbett died on ……………… .
Ans: – 19th April, 1955

2. Corbett shot wild animals in his …………………… .
Ans: – cine film camera

3. …………………. was the first man-eater shot by Corbett.
Ans: – The Champawat Tiger

4. Corbett shot the tigress dead, near the ……………….. .
Ans: – Chataar Bridge

B. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below:

Jim Corbett played a key role in establishing, India’s first national park in the Kumaon Hills, the Hailey National Park, in Uttarakhand, India. It was initially named after, Lord Malcolm Hailey. Jim Corbett died on 19 April 1955. The park was renamed in 1957 as, The Jim Corbett National Park. It was named after him to honour his role in establishing this protected area in 1930s.

1. Who played a key role in establishing the national park?
Ans:
Corbett played a key role in establishing the India’s first National Park in the Kumaon Hills.

2. Why was the park named Hailey National Park?
Ans:
The park was named Hailey National Park in memory of “Lord Malcolm Hailey”.

3. When was it renamed Jim Corbett National Park?
Ans:
The park was renamed in 1957 as the Jim Corbett National Park to honour his role in establishing the protected area in 1930s.




C. Answer the following in one or two words:

1. What was the birth name of Jim Corbett?
Ans:
Edward James Corbett was his birth name.

2. What was the name of Corbett’s dog?
Ans:
The name of Jim Corbett’s dog was Robin.

3. How many kills did the Champawat Tiger recorded?
Ans:
The Tiger recorded 436 deaths.

4. Who was the last kill of the Champawat Tiger?
Ans:
The last person to be killed by the Champawat Tiger was a 16-year-old girl in a village near Champawat.

5. When did Jim Corbett die?
Ans:
He died on 19th April in 1955.

D. Answer the following in 100 words.

1. According to Corbett, why a tiger turns into a man-eater?
Ans:
According to Corbett’s theory, a tiger starts eating humans, when they grow old or got hurt. As they cannot run fast, they start killing humans. People cannot run as fast as animals. So they become easy prey. After eating human flesh once, a tiger will not eat any other flesh. These tigers are called man-eaters. Join Corbett’s first man-eating tiger hunt was the Champawat Tiger. It was a Bengal tigress. It was responsible for nearly 436 deaths in Nepal and the Kumaon area of India.

2. How was the Champawat Tiger killed?
Ans:
Jim Corbett camped in the Kumaon district, and started tracking the tigress. After several unsuccessful attempts, Corbett managed to kill, the tiger when it killed 16 years old girl. He followed a trail of blood left there. After a whole day of pursuit, Corbett had to abandon the hunt, decided to use villagers and to organize a bait the next day near the Champa river. The tigress got caught in the bait. With the help of the tahsildar of Champawat, the bait was organized with about 300 villagers. The next day, Corbett shot the tigress dead, near the Chataar Bridge, in Champawat.

3. What were the findings of the postmortem?
Ans:
A post-mortem was done on the Bengal Tigress. It showed that the upper and lower ’ canine teeth on the right side of her mouth were broken. The upper one was broken in half and the lower one broke right down to the bone. This injury was a result of an old gunshot from the game hunter who failed to track and kill it. According to Jim Corbett this injury prevented her from hunting her natural prey and so she started to hunt humans.

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