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a) Monumental Ruins are the remains of human-made architecture.

b) Children are taken aback while looking on those monumental ruines.

c) People in general feel very much interested in it because it has charms and haunting beauty.

d) The ruins are the sings of the former wealth and power of their builders. 

e) Mysterious abandonment commit ecological suicide by ecological problems.

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