Student Guidelines and Directional Concepts

The video is an online EVS class focusing on lesson 14, 'Sides and Directions'. The teacher reviews previous exercises and introduces exercise part B, which includes true or false questions about directions. Students are instructed to draw a plus sign to represent directions in their notebooks. The teacher emphasizes the importance of completing work on time and getting it corrected. The class concludes with Diwali wishes and a reminder to complete all assignments.

What should students do if they haven't completed the previous exercises?

• Start the new exercise immediately

• Complete the previous exercises first

• Ignore the previous exercises

• Ask a friend to do it for them

Why is it important to watch the video carefully?

• To understand the exercises better

• To learn how to draw

• To avoid missing any jokes

• To memorize the teacher's voice

How many sides are there according to the lesson?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• Five

Which direction does the sun rise?

• East

• South

• West

• North

What is the correct statement about the sun and directions?

• The sun sets in the east

• The sun helps us find directions

• The sun is not related to directions

• The sun rises in the north

What should students use to draw the plus sign for directions?

• A pen

• A compass

• A ruler

• Freehand drawing

Where should the sun be drawn to indicate the east direction?

• On the left side

• On the bottom side

• On the top side

• On the right side

What should students avoid doing during Diwali?

• Decorating their homes

• Visiting friends

• Burning crackers

• Eating sweets

When can students get their copies corrected after Diwali?

• Tuesday to Saturday

• Only on weekends

• Monday to Friday

• Any day of the week

What is the teacher's final advice to students?

• Bring incomplete work to school

• Stay at home and stay safe

• Finish all work after Diwali

• Ignore the exercises