there is a person who don't know colours. write an article of how he would require a traffic light .
Dear student
The following question tests your creativity and should be attempted on your own. However, here are a few useful hints. Moreover, it is suggested that you read the question once again to make sure you have asked the right question.
- Usually, one learns about colours in school.
- But when he/she has never been to school, how do they learn colours?
- How do they learn how to use everyday objects such as traffic lights?
- There are a few simple ways around this problem.
- It is never too late to learn colours, and it is not something difficult, especially when considering traffic signals.
- The person can simply ask a friend or a family member to teach them.
- Secondly, they could learn the meanings of the colours indicated at a signal.
- For example, when they see red, they can learn that, that colour means 'stop'.
- Finally, there could be signs next to the signal, indicating what each colour means.
Regards
The following question tests your creativity and should be attempted on your own. However, here are a few useful hints. Moreover, it is suggested that you read the question once again to make sure you have asked the right question.
- Usually, one learns about colours in school.
- But when he/she has never been to school, how do they learn colours?
- How do they learn how to use everyday objects such as traffic lights?
- There are a few simple ways around this problem.
- It is never too late to learn colours, and it is not something difficult, especially when considering traffic signals.
- The person can simply ask a friend or a family member to teach them.
- Secondly, they could learn the meanings of the colours indicated at a signal.
- For example, when they see red, they can learn that, that colour means 'stop'.
- Finally, there could be signs next to the signal, indicating what each colour means.
Regards