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transport-communication-traffic-rules-evs MCQ — 10 Practice Questions with Answers

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Practice Questions

Q1. Which pair is the best example of communication, not transport?

A School notice and phone call Correct
B Bus and train
C Bicycle and boat
D Walking and autorickshaw

Explanation

Communication moves messages. Imran's choice between a phone call, notice, map and announcement shows why a school notice and phone call belong together.

Q2. The NCERT mela story is useful for this topic mainly because it shows which combination?

A Travel modes, road care, public helpers and inclusive access Correct
B Only festival food and shopping
C Only police dog facts
D Only train technology and ticket pricing

Explanation

The story includes bus, train, autorickshaw, careful walking, reserved seating, emergency services and wheelchair access. Maria's accessible route is a natural extension of the same source idea.

Q3. Assertion: Traffic rules in primary EVS are only for drivers. Reason: RBSE mentions rules for pedestrians and transport. Choose the correct option.

A Both assertion and reason are true, and reason explains assertion
B Both assertion and reason are true, but reason does not explain assertion
C Assertion is false, but reason is true Correct
D Assertion is true, but reason is false

Explanation

The assertion is false. A primary child like Asha is a road user even when walking. The RBSE phrase 'pedestrians and transport' makes walkers, passengers and cyclists relevant.

Q4. What is the strongest assessment evidence after a traffic-rule role play?

A A child copied ten vehicle names neatly
B A child memorised the exact legal fine for a helmet offence
C A child coloured a bus picture without discussing safety
D A child looked both ways, waited, and explained why crossing safely matters Correct

Explanation

RTE Section 29 values understanding and application. Asha looking both ways and explaining her reason is better evidence than copying vehicle names because it shows applied safety.

Q5. Match the classroom item with its main idea: 1. Bus stop map 2. Helmet 3. School notice 4. Reserved seat

A 1-safety, 2-communication, 3-inclusion, 4-direction
B 1-communication, 2-direction, 3-safety, 4-speed
C 1-speed, 2-inclusion, 3-direction, 4-communication
D 1-direction, 2-safety, 3-communication, 4-inclusion Correct

Explanation

A map guides, a helmet protects, a notice communicates, and a reserved seat supports inclusion. Maria's accessible route and Karan's bus safety both fit this matching logic.

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Q6. A class activity has a road map but no route for Maria's wheelchair role. What should the teacher do?

A Ask Maria to watch because transport safety is difficult
B Change the map so Maria has an accessible turn with the group
C Give Maria a written worksheet instead of the activity
D Remove all role play and only define traffic signs
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Q7. Which two statements are correct? 1. Traffic signs include road markings and devices for guidance. 2. Traffic signs are only posters used inside classrooms. 3. Children can learn signs through local road observation.

A 1 and 2 only
B 2 and 3 only
C 1 and 3 only
D 1, 2 and 3
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Q8. A student says that mobile phone is the only communication now. Which response is best?

A Agree, because old communication forms should not be taught
B Ask the class to compare phone, letter, notice, map, signboard and announcement
C Scold the child for using a modern example
D Shift the lesson to mobile network engineering
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Q9. Which line best matches the RBSE boundary for this EVS topic?

A Means of transport and communication, rules for pedestrians and transport, and effects of communication on lifestyle
B Only names of land, water and air vehicles
C Telecom networks, railway signals and aviation history
D Only road fines and driving licence rules
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Q10. A teacher begins by asking children how they came to school today. What is the best next step?

A Correct every local word immediately into formal textbook language
B Sort their answers into transport types after all children have shared
C Ignore walking because it is not a vehicle
D Ask only children who used buses or trains to answer

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