Q1.
D. Write a letter to the traffic police of Bharat to thank them and promise to follow all the traffic rules and stay safe.
Dear Traffic Police Officer,
Thank you for keeping us safe on the roads. You work so hard to make sure everyone follows the rules and no one gets hurt. I see how you stand in the sun, rain, and cold to help us.
I have read your letter carefully and understood that ...........................................................
Jai Hind!
Name ......................................
Grade ......................................
Dear Traffic Police Officer,
Thank you for keeping us safe on the roads. You work so hard to make sure everyone follows the rules and no one gets hurt. I see how you stand in the sun, rain, and cold to help us.
I have read your letter carefully and understood that ...........................................................
Jai Hind!
Name ......................................
Grade ......................................
Answer
The book has already written the first part of the letter for you. Your work is to finish it after the words “I have read your letter carefully and understood that…”, and then to sign it.
What to put in your part:
- What you understood — that roads can be busy and, at times, dangerous.
- The rules you will follow — name three or four of the six rules in your own words.
- Your promise — say that you will follow them every day.
- One more line — say that you will tell your friends too.
- End with Jai Hind! and write your name and grade.
Model answer:
Dear Traffic Police Officer,
Thank you for keeping us safe on the roads. You work so hard to make sure everyone follows the rules and no one gets hurt. I see how you stand in the sun, rain, and cold to help us.
I have read your letter carefully and understood that roads can be busy and dangerous. Now I know how to stay safe.
I promise to cross the road only at the zebra crossing. I will look right, then left, and again right before I cross. I will wait for the pedestrian signal to turn green, and I will never run across the road. I will always walk on the footpath and hold my mother’s hand near the road.
In the evening I will stick reflective stickers on my clothes, so that drivers can see me. I will not play near the road. I will not wear headphones while walking, because they can distract me from traffic sounds.
I will also tell my friends about these rules. Together we will keep our roads accident-free.
Jai Hind!
Name: Arjun Sharma
Grade: 4
Dear Traffic Police Officer,
Thank you for keeping us safe on the roads. You work so hard to make sure everyone follows the rules and no one gets hurt. I see how you stand in the sun, rain, and cold to help us.
I have read your letter carefully and understood that roads can be busy and dangerous. Now I know how to stay safe.
I promise to cross the road only at the zebra crossing. I will look right, then left, and again right before I cross. I will wait for the pedestrian signal to turn green, and I will never run across the road. I will always walk on the footpath and hold my mother’s hand near the road.
In the evening I will stick reflective stickers on my clothes, so that drivers can see me. I will not play near the road. I will not wear headphones while walking, because they can distract me from traffic sounds.
I will also tell my friends about these rules. Together we will keep our roads accident-free.
Jai Hind!
Name: Arjun Sharma
Grade: 4
Why this letter works: It does the three things the question asks. It thanks the traffic police, it names the rules from the chapter, and it makes a promise. Each rule is written as a short sentence beginning with “I will”.
Tip: Write your own name and your own grade at the end, not the ones in the model. A letter is only true if it is signed by the person who means it.