The World's Most Dangerous Ways to School

The video explores the perilous journeys children in the Indian Himalayas undertake to attend school. It focuses on Motuk and Dokar, who traverse the dangerous Chadar trek to reach their schools in Leh. Despite the risks, these journeys are essential for accessing quality education. The narrative highlights the challenges faced, the children's aspirations, and the emotional farewells with their families.

What is the primary goal of the children taking these dangerous routes?

• To explore the mountains

• To attend school

• To visit family

• To go on an adventure

Where does Motuk attend boarding school?

• Delhi

• Srinagar

• Shimla

• Leh

What is the Chadar?

• A type of clothing

• A local dish

• The frozen river path

• A traditional dance

What do the children use for better support during their journey?

• Ropes

• Snow boots

• Hiking sticks

• Ice skates

What is a major challenge faced on the third day of the journey?

• Wild animals

• Heavy snowfall

• Rising water levels

• Lack of food

How do the children feel about riding the sleigh?

• Bored

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Scared

What is the final destination of the children's journey?

• Leh

• A monastery

• A campsite

• A local village

What do the children receive at the Jamyang School that is considered a luxury?

• A private room

• New clothes

• A pile of new books

• A personal tutor

What do the foster mothers provide for the children at the boarding school?

• Extra lessons

• Sports training

• Financial support

• Practical and moral support

What is the first activity of the new school year at Motuk's school?

• A math test

• A Buddhist prayer

• A welcome party

• A sports event