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Children in Assam commonly cross ___ bridges to reach school, especially in rainy seasons. |
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True or False: The children traveling to school in various regions use the same mode of transportation. |
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False; children use different modes of transportation depending on their location. |
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They need careful balancing to avoid accidents due to the narrowness and instability of the bridges. |
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In what types of environments do children often travel through to reach their schools? |
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Multiple Choice: What type of vehicle is NOT mentioned as a means of transport for children going to school? A) Bullock cart B) Camel cart C) Motorcycle D) Vallam |
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The trolley is used to safely transport children across a wide and deep river to reach their school. |
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Fill in the blank: The trolley in Ladakh is attached to a strong iron rope that is anchored to ___ or ___. |
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A bamboo bridge is made of bamboo sticks and ropes, which do not provide the structural strength required to support heavy vehicles. |
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What mode of transportation do children in flat land villages commonly use to go to school? |
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Fill in the blank: In Rajasthan, children ride in a camel-cart to reach school in a ___ landscape. |
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Fill in the blank: Children in villages use ___ to protect themselves from the sun or rain while traveling to school. |
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True or False: Girls initially did not go to school because the roads were considered easy to navigate. |
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What natural obstacle do children living in forests have to cross to reach school? |