What does the traffic sign shown (a simple upward-pointing arrow inside a circle) indicate?
Compulsory ahead
A blue circular sign showing a plain white upward-pointing arrow is a mandatory (regulatory) road sign in India, indicating that vehicles must proceed straight ahead only.
This class of sign, called “Compulsory Ahead,” instructs drivers that turning is not permitted at that point and they must continue in the direction of the arrow.
It is not a warning about a main road, a prohibition on right turns specifically, or a slip road indicator, all of which use different shapes or symbols.
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Important Questions from Teaching Aids - Teaching
- Arrange the following learning experiences as per the Edgar’s Dale’s cone of experience from the base of the pyramid upwards :
I. Dramatised experiences
II. Field Trips
III. Exhibits
IV. Direct purposeful experiences
V. Demonstrations
VI. Contrived experiences
Codes : - Which of the following are non-projected visual aids ?
I. Charts
II. Posters
III. Slides
IV. Graphs
Codes : - Arrange the following audio-visual aids in the learning continuum from bottom to top as per the Edgar Dale’s ‘Cone of Experience’ :
I. Contrived experiences
II. Exhibits
III. Direct, purposeful experiences
IV. Demonstrations
V. Field trips
VI. Dramatised experiences
Codes : - The fourth generation audio-visual aids as classified by the stage of their evolution include
I. Television
II. Printed text
III. Computers
IV. Electronic devices
Codes : - Charts, maps and models are examples of ________
