Question

Asl speech on adventure for 1 min

Answer 1

An Adventure is a task more dangerous, difficult and risky than our usual daily tasks.  It  gives excitement and thrill.  Adventurers convert the challenge into a success. 

 

     To be an adventurer we need a lot of confidence, concentration, physical strength, coordination of our body and mind.    We need to do careful planning, continuous training, regular update of knowledge, use of technology, use of latest gadgets  and physical fitness.

 

Examples:

      Examples are sky diving and bungee jumping, mountain climbing, rock climbing etc. Often a policeman's life and a detective's life are adventurous. In our childhood we too have done small adventures.  Nowadays a number of adventure sports are shown on television channels.

      Mandeep Singh Soin and Joydeep Sircar of India are famous mountaineering expediters.  Ferdinand Magellan of Portugal circumnavigated the Earth centuries ago.  Marco Polo was another adventurous explorer.   Recently some Indian boys and girls of 13 years or so had climbed Mount Everest.

 

Conclusion:

   I have also done some adventures, and I take pride in telling about them.  I will advise everyone to be adventurous in future.    Finally, I thank you for listening to me silently and attentively.

Answer 2

Adventure is to do something which could be dangerous and more difficult than what we do every day. An adventure involves risk and excitement. There are many persons who are interested in carrying on life with regular life with usual activities done in a safe way. But there are some persons who are bored with the usual ordinary life and they look for an extra excitement from life. Such persons are ready to take risks by putting their life in danger to achieve something. Achievement of extraordinary gives them satisfaction. When the excitement comes down after some days, they again crave for another adventure. Examples of adventures are sky diving from a plane and landing on ground with the help of a parachute, jumping from a height (bungee jumping), mountain climbing, rock climbing etc. Often a policeman's life and a detective's life are adventurous. Why, even us when we were children, might have done a number of small adventures with our close friends or alone at home.