Locomotives in town. France, 1950

The transcript describes the triumphant journey of a locomotive through the streets, symbolizing its self-reliant progress to its destined domain. It concludes with the completion of the railway, marking a significant achievement in harmony with nature.

What does the locomotive achieve as it moves through the streets?

• It loses its way.

• It establishes its domain.

• It returns to its origin.

• It breaks down.

How does the locomotive move through the streets?

• By being pushed.

• With assistance from others.

• By its own means.

• By flying.

What is the ultimate domain of the locomotive?

• The railway.

• The sea.

• The streets.

• The sky.

What is the significance of the railway being completed?

• It leads to environmental destruction.

• It signifies a temporary achievement.

• It marks a defeat.

• It represents a significant achievement in nature.

What does the completion of the railway symbolize?

• A conclusion with nature.

• An end to transportation.

• A new beginning for roads.

• A start of a new city.