Read the following text and answer the questions 1, 2 and 3 below.
Rahat is going to visit his relatives in Uttara with his parents. They are going to Uttara by metro train. At the Motijheel station, Rahat listened to the following announcement while on the train.

Please, stand clear of the doors. This train is bound for Uttara North. Next station is Bangladesh Secretariat. Doors will open on the left. Please, mind the gap. Don't forget to take your belongings with you.

Standing clear of the doors helps passengers board and get off safely. It prevents accidents or injuries at the station.

"Mind the gap" means to be careful of the space between the train and the platform.

Passengers are reminded so that nothing valuable is left behind on the train.

Rahat is going to visit his relatives in Uttara.

The announcement informs that the train is bound for Uttara North, the next station is Bangladesh Secretariat, and doors will open on the left.

The announcement reminds passengers to avoid leaving anything behind, ensuring they don't forget important items and have a smooth journey.

Announcements give important information about stations and safety. They help travellers know what to do and where to get off.

Passengers may stumble or fall if they do not mind the gap when getting off. Paying attention helps avoid injuries.

The name of their pet parrot is Mithu.

Mithu becomes happy because it enjoys playing with Meena and Raju, and they are like friends to the parrot.

The passage shows that both parents work hard, with the father working in a factory and the mother managing the home and helping the children with their studies.

Raju and Meena are siblings.

They are very regular students in their school. Their results are also good in the examinations.

Meena and Raju live with their parents Rebeka and Kalam. Mr Kalam works in a factory and Rebeka is a housewife. They are a happy family.

Rebeka cooks food for her family. She also teaches her children at home.

Meena's father Mr Kalam works in a factory. He works hard.