14 Questions
What are buses and trains made of, according to Ba?
Iron and aluminium
What is used to drive the buses and trains?
An engine
Where are various metals extracted from?
Minerals embedded in the rocks
What are cars, buses, trains, and aeroplanes manufactured from?
Minerals
What is used to drive the buses and trains according to Ba?
Energy from the engine
What do the railway lines and the tarmac of the roads contain?
Metals
Where are various metals extracted from, as mentioned in the text?
Earth's crust
What material are cars, buses, trains, and aeroplanes manufactured from, according to the text?
Iron and aluminium
What is an indispensable part of our lives, according to the text?
Minerals
What do cars, buses, trains, and aeroplanes run on, according to the text?
Power resources derived from the earth
What is the primary constituent material used in the manufacturing of buses and trains, as mentioned in the text?
Steel and aluminum
What are cars, buses, trains, and aeroplanes primarily manufactured from, based on the information provided?
Metals and alloys
What drives the buses and trains?
Engines powered by energy
What is an indispensable part of our lives, as mentioned in the text?
Minerals and metals
Study Notes
Materials Used in Transportation
- Buses and trains are primarily made of metal.
- Metals are extracted from the earth.
- Cars, buses, trains, and aeroplanes are manufactured from metal.
- Metal is an indispensable part of our lives.
Driving Forces
- Buses and trains are driven by fossil fuels.
- Fossil fuels are used to power the vehicles.
Infrastructure Components
- Railway lines contain metal.
- Tarmac of roads contains metal.
Note: The text does not provide information about Ba's perspective on what drives buses and trains.
Test your knowledge about different modes of transportation such as buses and trains. Understand the materials used in their construction and their functionality.
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