Class 4 English Chapter 3: Be Smart, Be Safe — practice questions with answers
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Q1. Who has written the letter in this chapter?
- A bus driver
- Chinna's mother
- The traffic police
- The school principal
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Answer: C. The traffic police
Why: The letter is from the traffic police of Bharat, sharing road safety tips.
Why: The letter is from the traffic police of Bharat, sharing road safety tips.
Q2. What is the black and white strip used for crossing a road called?
- Footpath
- Traffic light
- Speed breaker
- Zebra crossing
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Answer: D. Zebra crossing
Why: Rule 1 says to look for the black and white strip known as a 'Zebra Crossing'.
Why: Rule 1 says to look for the black and white strip known as a 'Zebra Crossing'.
Q3. In which order should you look before crossing the road?
- Right, then left, again right
- Left only
- Up, then down
- Behind you
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Answer: A. Right, then left, again right
Why: Rule 1: look right, then left, again right, and cross only when it is safe.
Why: Rule 1: look right, then left, again right, and cross only when it is safe.
Q4. When should you cross at traffic lights?
- When the pedestrian signal turns green
- When the signal is red
- As soon as you reach the road
- When you hear a horn
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Answer: A. When the pedestrian signal turns green
Why: Rule 2 says to wait for the pedestrian signal to turn green before crossing.
Why: Rule 2 says to wait for the pedestrian signal to turn green before crossing.
Q5. It is safer to run quickly across the road than to walk.
True or false?
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Answer: False
Why: Rule 2 says never run across the road — it is safer to walk calmly.
Why: Rule 2 says never run across the road — it is safer to walk calmly.
Q6. Who are footpaths meant for?
- Cycles only
- Buses
- Cars
- Pedestrians
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Answer: D. Pedestrians
Why: Rule 3: footpaths are meant for pedestrians.
Why: Rule 3: footpaths are meant for pedestrians.
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Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 4 English syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.