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Rishi and his parents are travelling to his Mama's village. During the journey, the bus passes through roads with many hairpin turns. Why should the driver drive slowly on such roads?

(A) To save fuel only
(B) Because hairpin turns are sharp and need careful driving
(C) To allow passengers to take photographs
(D) Because buses cannot move fast anywhere

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Hairpin turns are sharp bends on hilly roads. Driving slowly helps avoid accidents.

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While walking from the bus stop to Mama's house, Rishi first walked on a broad concrete road and then on a narrow mud road. Which statement is correct?

(A) Both roads are made of the same material
(B) Concrete roads are generally stronger than mud roads
(C) Mud roads are always wider than concrete roads
(D) Mud roads are used only in cities

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Concrete roads are stronger and more durable, while mud roads are common in villages.

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Meena is travelling in a bus. She wants to stay safe throughout the journey. Which action should she avoid?

(A) Sitting properly in her seat
(B) Keeping her hands inside the bus
(C) Standing near the door while the bus is moving
(D) Listening to the instructions of elders

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Standing near the door of a moving bus is unsafe and may lead to accidents.

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A student sees the following road signs in order: School Ahead → Speed Breaker → No Horn Please. What should the driver most likely do?

(A) Increase speed and blow the horn
(B) Drive carefully, slow down and avoid unnecessary honking
(C) Stop the vehicle immediately
(D) Take a U-turn

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Near schools, drivers should reduce speed, cross speed breakers carefully and avoid unnecessary horn use.

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Question (5)

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Nonikaa tells Rishi about the Kashmir Tulip Festival. What makes this festival special?

(A) It celebrates snowfall
(B) It celebrates the blooming of tulips in spring
(C) It celebrates the harvest of rice
(D) It celebrates the beginning of winter

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The Tulip Festival is famous because colourful tulips bloom during spring.

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Question (6)

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Rishi tells his cousins that people in his area place mustard and buransh flowers at the doorstep of homes. What does this activity mainly show?

(A) Respect for nature and local traditions
(B) Buying expensive decorations
(C) Cleaning the roads
(D) Growing vegetables

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Using flowers during festivals shows love for nature and respect for cultural traditions.

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Unni from Kerala prepares Vishu Kani using yellow amaltas flowers, fruits and vegetables. Which value does this activity best represent?

(A) Wasting food
(B) Celebrating nature with gratitude and hope
(C) Avoiding festivals
(D) Competing with neighbours

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Vishu Kani is an auspicious arrangement that symbolises prosperity and thankfulness.

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Suppose there are no flowers blooming during spring. Which festival activity mentioned in the chapter would be affected the most?

(A) Watching television
(B) Decorating homes and celebrating flower festivals
(C) Reading books
(D) Travelling by train

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Many spring festivals in the chapter involve flowers such as tulips, buransh, mustard and amaltas.

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Question (9)

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Four friends brought special festival foods to school: Ravi — Gujiya Sara — Seviyan Anita — Plum Cake Kiran — Thekua Who has most likely brought the food prepared for Chhath Puja?

(A) Ravi
(B) Sara
(C) Anita
(D) Kiran

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

Thekua is the traditional food prepared during Chhath Puja.

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Question (10)

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After returning from his vacation, Rishi says it was wonderful because he enjoyed nature, met relatives and learnt about festivals from different states. What is the best lesson from his experience?

(A) Only one's own festival is important
(B) Travelling helps us understand different cultures and brings families closer
(C) Villages are better than cities in every way
(D) Festivals should be celebrated alone

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The chapter teaches that travelling and celebrating different festivals help us appreciate diversity, nature and family bonds.

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Question (1)

Rishi and his parents are travelling to his Mama's village. During the journey, the bus passes through roads with many hairpin turns. Why should the driver drive slowly on such roads?

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Question (2)

While walking from the bus stop to Mama's house, Rishi first walked on a broad concrete road and then on a narrow mud road. Which statement is correct?

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Question (3)

Meena is travelling in a bus. She wants to stay safe throughout the journey. Which action should she avoid?

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Question (4)

A student sees the following road signs in order: School Ahead → Speed Breaker → No Horn Please. What should the driver most likely do?

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Question (5)

Nonikaa tells Rishi about the Kashmir Tulip Festival. What makes this festival special?

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Question (6)

Rishi tells his cousins that people in his area place mustard and buransh flowers at the doorstep of homes. What does this activity mainly show?

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Question (7)

Unni from Kerala prepares Vishu Kani using yellow amaltas flowers, fruits and vegetables. Which value does this activity best represent?

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Question (8)

Suppose there are no flowers blooming during spring. Which festival activity mentioned in the chapter would be affected the most?

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Question (9)

Four friends brought special festival foods to school: Ravi — Gujiya Sara — Seviyan Anita — Plum Cake Kiran — Thekua Who has most likely brought the food prepared for Chhath Puja?

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Question (10)

After returning from his vacation, Rishi says it was wonderful because he enjoyed nature, met relatives and learnt about festivals from different states. What is the best lesson from his experience?

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