Test: Trains - 1 - Class 3 MCQ

The poem is solely about trains and their ability to travel over various terrains.

The poem mentions that trains carry both passengers and mail, as well as freight cars.

The poem does not convey a strong emotional tone, but instead describes the trains and their movements.

The phrase "precious loads" refers to valuable cargo being transported on the trains, in addition to the passengers and mail.

The poem mentions that the trains travel over mountains, plains, and rivers.

The freight cars are specifically mentioned as carrying thousands of cargo.

Through day and darkness. The poem mentions that the trains travel through both day and darkness, indicating that they operate at all hours.

Sunrise and sunset. "Dusk and dawn" refer to the time of day when the sun is just rising or just setting.

The poem has a simple and consistent rhyme scheme where the second and fourth lines of each stanza rhyme.

The repetition of the lines "Over the mountains, Over the plains, Over the rivers, Here come the trains" reinforces the idea of the trains traveling through various terrains and highlights their speed and constant movement.