CBSE Class 4 EVS Reaching Grandmothers House Worksheet

Question 1. Read the following ticket and answer:

(i). Is this a confirmed ticket?
Answer: No, this is not a confirmed ticket.
In simple words: The status shows RLWL, which means it is a waitlisted ticket, not confirmed.
Exam Tip: Look at the Booking Status column on a railway ticket to check if it says CNF (Confirmed) or WL (Waitlisted).

Question 1(ii). Can you travel with this ticket if the status remains the same? Give reason.
Answer: No, we cannot travel with a waitlisted ticket if the status remains the same at the time of chart preparation because passengers with waitlisted e-tickets are not allowed to board the train.
In simple words: A waitlisted ticket becomes invalid for travel if it does not get confirmed.

Exam Tip: Remember that online waitlisted tickets (e-tickets) automatically get cancelled if they remain waitlisted after chart preparation.

Question 1(iii). IRCTC service charge is Rs. ________
Answer: Rs. 10.00
In simple words: The ticket shows the service charge amount as Rs. 10.00 at the bottom.

Exam Tip: Always read the fee and service charge details carefully from the bottom section of the ticket.

Question 1(iv). This ticket is booked through ________
Answer: IRCTC e-Ticketing Service (Electronic Reservation Slip)
In simple words: The header of the ticket clearly states that it is an IRCTC e-Ticketing Service slip.

Exam Tip: Look at the top banner of the ticket to find out the booking platform or service provider.

Question 1(v). PNR No. is ________
Answer: 4531713328
In simple words: The unique PNR number printed on the top right corner of the ticket is 4531713328.

Exam Tip: PNR stands for Passenger Name Record and is always a 10-digit unique number.

Question 2. Write any 4 train names starting from Bangalore, their arrival time, departure time.
Answer:

In simple words: For trains starting from their originating station, there is no arrival time, only a departure time.
Exam Tip: When a train starts from a station, its arrival time is marked as starting time or dash.

Question 3. Draw a ferry and a boat and write one sentence about each.
Answer:
1. A ferry is a large boat or ship used to transport passengers, vehicles, and goods across water bodies like rivers or seas.
2. A boat is a smaller watercraft used for fishing, traveling, or carrying a small number of people across calm waters.
In simple words: Ferries are bigger and carry heavy loads including vehicles, while boats are smaller water transport vehicles.

Exam Tip: Practice drawing simple outlines of water transport like boats and ships with clear masts and flags.