ARK ESOL Are These the Most Dangerous School Runs in the World?

What is the main topic of the passage 'Are These the Most Dangerous School Runs in the World?'

• The dangers of school runs worldwide

• The benefits of school runs

• The history of school transportation

• The safest school runs in the world

According to the passage, what are some of the challenges faced by children in remote areas when going to school?

• Lack of transportation and long distances

• Availability of modern technology

• Access to quality education

• Abundance of educational resources

In the Pamir mountain region, how far is the nearest school from the students' village?

• The question has a diagram associated with it. The diagram has been stored separately.

• 5 km

• 10 km

• 15 km

What mode of transport is mentioned for children in Argentina and Chile to travel to school?

• Bus

• Bicycle

• Walking

• Car

True or False: The construction of a road in 2013 made the school run less deadly for children in the Taxkorgan Town Boarding School.

• True

• False

Describe the journey children in Atuler village, Sichuan province, China, have to make to attend school.

• Children in Atuler village have to climb a series of 17 vine ladders attached to a sheer cliff to attend school.

• Children in Atuler village take a bus through winding mountain roads to attend school.

• Children in Atuler village walk through a dense forest to attend school.

• Children in Atuler village use a cable car to cross a river to attend school.

Students in the Thar Desert, India, face challenges when going to school. What are these challenges?

• Lack of transportation

• Extreme weather conditions

• Long distances to school

• All of the above

Students in Papua New Guinea and the Philippines face difficulties on their way to school. What are some of these challenges?

• Lack of transportation and poor road conditions

• Abundance of educational resources

• Excessive government support

• Overcrowded classrooms

Discuss the dangers faced by children in areas of Africa while traveling to school.

• Lack of transportation

• Wild animal attacks

• Extreme weather conditions

• All of the above

The significance of education according to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is:

• To promote understanding, tolerance, and friendship among all nations, racial or religious groups

• To ensure everyone has a job

• To provide free internet access

• To guarantee everyone becomes a scientist