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प्रश्न
How would you keep yourself safe while travelling?
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उत्तर
- Conduct a Proper Research
- Keep Copies of Important Documents with You
- Beware of Your Surroundings
- Keep Your Loved Ones Informed
- Avail Reputable Transportation Services
- Use Cross-Body Bags
- Do Not Trust Strangers
- Keep Travel Locks with You
- Save Emergency Numbers
- Manage Finances Smartly
- Avoid Solo Travels
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संबंधित प्रश्न
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The Train Come on children, let’s play a game Forward, backward, backward forward, Stay in line, and shut your eyes
On roads of iron, we move to and fro,
Smoky clouds, Fairs, and crowds. Village fairs, Riders on mares. Flocks of birds, Clustered huts. Bridges and paths, Dhobi ghats. Small tea shops, Puddles, and flocks. |
How did you like the poem?
Have you ever travelled by train? When?
Can a train move anywhere? Why?
What is meant by ‘roads of iron’?
How would you choose to go from your house to the places written below? Write in the box.
Write in front of each picture what the vehicle is used for. In the spaces provided, draw pictures of some other vehicles. Write their names and what they are used for. Are all these vehicles used for our travel?
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Find out from your elders – How did people travel fifty years ago? Were the present means of travel available at that time also?
Names of some vehicles are given in the centre of a wheel. Join these on one side to the number of wheels each vehicle has and on the other, join them to what is used to run them.
Can you imagine which vehicles people will use for travel twenty years from now? Ask your family members and friends and fill in the table. You can add more-
| Whom you asked | Their answer |
| You | |
| Friend | |
| Chacha | |
| Teacher |
If anybody makes a ‘chhuk-chhuk’ sound you know at once that it is being made for a train. From the sounds given below can you tell which vehicle it is? One example is given.
| Chhuk–Chhuk | Train |
| Pon–Pon | |
| Gharr–Gharr | |
| Peen-Peen | |
| Tup-Tup | |
| Tring–Tring |
