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प्रश्न
(a) First, read the following news item.
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Longest Limbo Skating-World Record Set A six-year-old Indian boy, Aniket Ramesh Chindak, has set a new world record for the longest limbo-skating by squeezing himself under a row of 57 four-wheel drive cars in 45 seconds. Aniket decided to take up limbo skating two years ago after seeing it on television.
He had been roller skating since he was 18 months old, and wanted a new challenge. "It took three months before I could get my body in the right position," he said. "Since then I have skated under lots of cars and have never hurt myself." Aniket said: "The hardest thing is to go fast enough before I bend down. That's how you can skate under so many cars at once." A celebrity in his home-town Belgaum in Southern Karnataka state, Aniket has an extraordinary ability to perform what is known as 'limbo-skating ' |
(b) You are a journalist who has been assigned a task to interview Aniket. Frame a set of questions for the interview. Also, write the answers you expect.
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उत्तर
Interview with Aniket Ramesh Chindak:
Q1. When did you start roller skating?
Ans. I started roller skating when I was about 18 months old.
Q2. What inspired you to take up limbo skating?
Ans. I saw limbo skating on television and wanted to try a new challenge.
Q3. How long did it take you to learn the correct position?
Ans. It took me about three months.
Q4. How did you create the world record?
Ans. I skated under 57 four-wheel drive cars in 45 seconds.
Q5. What is the most difficult part of limbo skating?
Ans. The hardest part is gaining enough speed before bending down.
