Bangalore North Round Table 25 & Ladies Circle 14 have put a smile on the faces of twenty children by turning their dreams of flying in an airplane into reality through Flights of Fantasy. The twenty children, along with two teachers, were taken for a round trip, an educational tour sponsored by Bangalore North Round Table 25 & Ladies Circle 14 to Hyderabad last week. Secunderabad Metro Area Round Table 118 in Hyderabad hosted them.
The kids were selected according to their academics, 100 percent attendance, good performance in sports and extra/ co-curricular activities. Their schedule included breakfast at the heritage Taj Mahal Hotel and sightseeing covering tourist attractions such as The Charminar，Birla Planetarium, Lumbani Park, lunch at Paradise Hotel, Salar Jung Museum and ending with dinner before taking the flight back to Bangalore. R Roshni, one of the students on the tour，said，“I’m very happy to get the opportunity to visit Charminar. It’s a great experience. I have learnt a lot about the reason why it was built and the story behind it. I was also very excited about travelling by plane. It was so great.” Another student M Ambuja said，“I cannot believe what I have experienced. This is the first time that I have moved out of the state. I have never visited the airport or seen an airplane from so dose distance.”
Commenting on the activity, Bangalore North Round Table India chairman Jeetendra Valecha said, “Children are our future and Round Table India takes great pride in being able to help realise their dreams by this activity for the first time. The trip not only gave the children a taste of independence, but also empowered them to dream big, which is important to children at this age.”
“We believe that education is the fundamental right of every human being. Education, when used effectively along with intelligence, has the power to brighten the world and certainly make it a better place to live in. The best way to teach is through practical learning methods and this is what we have tried to achieve through Flights of Fantasy.” Valecha added.
4. What do we learn about the trip?
A. It didn’t include dinners. B. It lasted for a whole week.
C. It was free of charge for the selected kids.
D. It had 39 people serving the children on board.
5. What kind of children can join in the trip?
A. Those who perform well all round.
B. Those who come from poor families.
C. Those who are eager to travel everywhere.
D. Those who dream big and have high intelligence.
6. Which of the following words can best describe the trip according to Jeetendra?
A. Moving and fashionable. B. Meaningful and beneficial.
C. Realistic and demanding. D. Promising and dependable.
7. What can be inferred from the words of Jeetendra?
A. Teaching is a rewarding job.
B. Everyone should be independent.
C. Great importance must be attached to education.
D. The children should be praised for behaving well in the trip.
答案CABC
The kids were selected according to their academics, 100 percent attendance, good performance in sports and extra/ co-curricular activities. Their schedule included breakfast at the heritage Taj Mahal Hotel and sightseeing covering tourist attractions such as The Charminar，Birla Planetarium, Lumbani Park, lunch at Paradise Hotel, Salar Jung Museum and ending with dinner before taking the flight back to Bangalore. R Roshni, one of the students on the tour，said，“I’m very happy to get the opportunity to visit Charminar. It’s a great experience. I have learnt a lot about the reason why it was built and the story behind it. I was also very excited about travelling by plane. It was so great.” Another student M Ambuja said，“I cannot believe what I have experienced. This is the first time that I have moved out of the state. I have never visited the airport or seen an airplane from so dose distance.”
Commenting on the activity, Bangalore North Round Table India chairman Jeetendra Valecha said, “Children are our future and Round Table India takes great pride in being able to help realise their dreams by this activity for the first time. The trip not only gave the children a taste of independence, but also empowered them to dream big, which is important to children at this age.”
“We believe that education is the fundamental right of every human being. Education, when used effectively along with intelligence, has the power to brighten the world and certainly make it a better place to live in. The best way to teach is through practical learning methods and this is what we have tried to achieve through Flights of Fantasy.” Valecha added.
4. What do we learn about the trip?
A. It didn’t include dinners. B. It lasted for a whole week.
C. It was free of charge for the selected kids.
D. It had 39 people serving the children on board.
5. What kind of children can join in the trip?
A. Those who perform well all round.
B. Those who come from poor families.
C. Those who are eager to travel everywhere.
D. Those who dream big and have high intelligence.
6. Which of the following words can best describe the trip according to Jeetendra?
A. Moving and fashionable. B. Meaningful and beneficial.
C. Realistic and demanding. D. Promising and dependable.
7. What can be inferred from the words of Jeetendra?
A. Teaching is a rewarding job.
B. Everyone should be independent.
C. Great importance must be attached to education.
D. The children should be praised for behaving well in the trip.
答案CABC
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