10 Questions
What are buses and trains made of, according to Ba?
Iron and aluminum
Where are various metals extracted from?
Minerals embedded in the rocks
What are railway lines and roads made from?
Minerals
What resources do cars, buses, trains, and airplanes run on?
Power resources derived from the earth
What do human beings use minerals for in all stages of development?
Livelihood, decoration, festivities, religious and ceremonial rites
What are some items used in households that are made of metals?
Some items used in households that are made of metals include utensils, cutlery, appliances, fixtures, and furniture.
Where do the metals used in households come from?
The metals used in households are extracted from minerals found in the earth's crust and then refined for use.
How are buses and trains different from traditional houses?
Buses and trains are made of metals like iron and aluminum, are driven by engines, and require energy to operate, unlike traditional houses made of bricks and stones.
Why are minerals considered an indispensable part of human life?
Minerals are considered indispensable as they are used in almost everything humans use, from everyday items to infrastructure, transportation, and power resources.
How have human beings used minerals throughout history?
Human beings have used minerals for their livelihood, decoration, infrastructure, transportation, power resources, as well as in festivities, religious, and ceremonial rites throughout history.
Test your knowledge on different modes of transportation such as buses, trains, and their construction materials. Explore the differences between traditional houses and modern vehicles.
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