CBSE Class 3 Social Studies Worksheet Set E

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All Chapters Social Science Practice Worksheet for Class 3

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I. Write “True” for the correct statements and “False” for the incorrect statements.
 
1. We cannot use our sense organs to understand the environment. False
 
2. Sense of sight tells us the shape, size and color of an object. True
 
3. We should cover our ears if there is a very loud sound. True
 
4. A group of tissues work together to form an organ system. False
 
5. The skin is a sense organ that responds sense of taste. False
 
6. Insulators can conduct heat and electricity. True
 
7. Teeth have their roots in the gum. True
 
8. To produce a sound, there must be a vibrating source. True
 
II. Match the organs listed under column ‘A’ with their functions listed under column ‘B’.
 
                 A                                              B
1. Stores urine before expelling              A. Heart
2. To digest food                                    B. Neck
3. To bend in front, sideways                 C. Brain
 4. Control center of our body                D. Stomach
5. Jump up and down                            E. Bladder
6. Supplies blood to the whole body      F. Lungs
7. Help us to breathe                             H. Legs
 
Ans-
1.E  2.D  3.B  4.C  5.H  6.A  7. F
 
III. Choose the correct answer and encircle the letter of your choice.
 
1. Which one of the following is energy giving nutrients?
A. Vitamins           B. Minerals    C. Water     D. Carbohydrates
 
2. Which one of the following foods is not a rich-source of carbohydrates?
A. Meat               B. Bread         C. Chips     D. Porridge
 
3. Which one of the following nutrients gives more energy and heat for our body?
A. Carbohydrates    B. Fats and oils    C. Proteins    D. All of the above
 
4. Which one of the following food is rich in fats and oils?
A. Fatty meat         B. Banana           C. Bread       D. Porridge
 
5. Which one of the following nutrients is needed by growing children to build their body cells?
A. Proteins            B. Carbohydrates    C. Fats and oils    D. Vitamins
 
6. The nutrients present in our food help us to .
A. Live                 B. Grow          C. Get energy to do work    D. All of the above
 
7. Sound does not travel in
A. Liquid              B. Vacuum      C. Air         D. All
 
8. In which of the following materials do electricity travels?
A. Dry woods     B. Copper wires    C. Plastics    D. All
 
9. One of the following is not a source of sound.
A. Guitar     B. Loudspeaker    C. Vocal cord    D. None
 
10. Anything that we eat as well as we drink in order to live, grow, get energy, protect ourselves against diseases is called___________.
A. Food      B. Diet                 C. Nutrient        D. None of the above
 
11. Which one of the following people need plenty of carbohydrate-rich food?
A. Farmers    B. Athletes     C. Laborers    D. All
 
12. Fatty meat, butter and groundnut are rich source of .
A. Proteins    B. Carbohydrates    C. Fats and oils    D. Minerals
 
11. The pressure of a solid object depends on ___________.
A. Area         B. Depth    C. Weight    D. A and C
 
13.__________ fills up any empty space available indefinitely.
B. Solid       B. Liquid    C. Gas D. All
 
14. Inflating a balloon increases its size. This is because it is filled up with ___
A. Liquid      B. Solid molecules.    C. Air D. None
 
15. A clean glass is an example of ________.
A. Opaque   B. Translucent     C. Transparent D. All
 
16. Hot air rises up because it is __________.
A. Light in weight     B. Heavy in weight    C. A and B    D. None
 
17. A moving air is called __________.
A. Atmosphere        B. Wind     C. Rain      D. Cloud
 
18. _____________ is an instrument that is used to measure force.
A. Barometer          B. Calorimeter   C. Spring balance    D. Anemometer
 
19. _______________the SI unit of pressure.
A. Pascal               B. Joule             C. Newton               D. Ampere
 
20. Which one is a property of light?
A. Reflection         B. Refraction      C. Light goes on a straight line    D. all
 
21. Sound travels fast in
A. Solids               B. Liquids          C. Vacuum          D. Gas
 
Ans-
1.D   2.A  3.B  4.A  5.A  6.D  7.B  8.B  9.D  10.A
11.B  12.C  13.D  14. C  15.C  16.A  17. B  18.C  19.A  20.D  21.A
 
More questions-
 
I. Choose the correct word from the box and fill in the blanks. 
 
1. _____________________________________________ is the highest peak in the world.
 
(a) Himalayas                   (b) Mount Everest                 (c) desert
 
2. The ____________________________________________lie along the north of India.
 
(a) Himalayas                 (b) Northern Plains                (c) Indian Ocean
 
3. There are _______________________________________types of government in India.
 
(a) one                          (b) two                                 (c) three
 
4. India is the _____________________________ most populated country in the world.
 
(a) second                    (b) sixth                                 (c) fourth
 
5. A_______________________is a piece of land jutting into the sea and surrounded by water on three sides.
 
(a) peninsula                (b) island                                (c) plain
 
6. There are ______ union territories in our country.
 
(a) 9                            (b) 5                                      (c) 7
 
 
II. Circle the correct answer for each statement. 
 
1. Mount Kanchenjunga / Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world.
 
2. The Governor / President lives in the state capital.
 
3. India has the population of more than 10 / 100 crores.
 
4. The Deccan Plateau is rich in minerals / soil .
 
5. Plains / Plateaus are vast expanses of flat or gently rolling land.
 
6. Delhi / Mumbai is the National Capital Territory.
 
III. Match the following. 
 
S.NO Column B                                          Column A                      Ans
 
1. largest state                                     a. desert                             1.
 
2. Central Government officers               b. Government                    2.
 
3. smallest union territory                      c. Delhi                               3.
 
4. land covered with sand                      d. Rajasthan                        4.
 
5. frames rules and laws                        e. Lakshadweep                  5.
 
6. chain of mountains                            f. State Government            6.
 
                                                           g. range                             7.
 
IV. Give reasons.
 
1. The desert is not thickly populated.
 
Ans. ____________________________________________________________________
 
____________________________________________________________________
 
____________________________________________________________________
 
2. Camel is called the ship of the desert.
 
Ans. ____________________________________________________________________
 
____________________________________________________________________
 
____________________________________________________________________

V Answer the following questions

Q1. Name any two rivers that flow from the Himalayas?
Q2.Why different regions of India have different climate?

VI. Identify the person / government building shown in the picture and name them.
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VI. In the given map of India, mark the following.
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Fill the blanks with suitable word:-

1. Moon revolves around the Earth .

2. Craters are the big holes on the moon surface.

3. Earth complete its revolution in One year.

4. Sun is the centre of the solar system.

5. Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system.

6. Sun is huge ball of hot gases .

7. Mercury is the smallest planet.

8. Stars form a pattern in the sky called Constellation .

9. Moon is a natural satellite of the Earth .

10. Venus is the brightest planet.

11. Plants use sunlight to make food.

12. Stars twinkle in the sky at night

13. Sun is the nearest star to Earth.

14. The Moon shines because its surface reflects light from the Sun.

15. There are eight planets in our solar system.

16. Stars are also huge balls of gases and have their own heat and light .

 

Answer these questions:-

Q.1 What we get from the Sun?
Ans:- _______________________.

Q.2 Why the Sun and the Moon appear same in size from the Earth?
Ans:- ________________________.

Q.3 Write the name of the persons who landed on the moon first.
Ans:- ________________________.

Q.4 What are craters?
Ans:- _________________________.

Q.5 What is a Star?
Ans:- _________________________.

Q.6 What is constellation?
Ans:- _________________________.

Q.7 Write the name of any four constellations?
Ans:- _________________________.

Q.8 Which is the biggest and the smallest planet in our solar system?
Ans:- ________________________.

Q.9 Which is the closest planet to the Earth?
Ans:- _________________________.

Q.10 What moves around the planets?
Ans:- _________________________.

Q.11 Write the name of eight planets?
Ans:- __________________________.

A. Fill in the blanks with appropriate word:-

1. The planets move around the _______________.
2. ______________ can be used to light up streets at night.
3. The Sun and the _____________ appear to be the same size from the Earth.
4. A _______________ moves around the planets.
5. A _______________ has its own light and heat.

B. Write True or False:-
1. The Moon is at the centre of the solar system.
2. Planets use sunlight to make food.
3. The big holes on the Moon’s surface are called craters.
4 . Edwin Aldrin was the first person to walk on the Moon.
5. Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky.
6 You can see the stars during the day.

C. The underlined words are incorrect, write the correct word:-
1. We cannot see the Moon on cloudy days.
2. The Earth is many times bigger than the Sun.
3. Plants prepare their food in the presence of moonlight.
4. Planets twinkle in the sky.
5. Scorpius is a rocket.

D. Unscramble the letters to get the names of some Stars and Constellation:-
1. N O I R O ______________
2. R I U S I S ______________
3. E O L ______________
4. E A T R G R A E B _______________
5. N U S _______________
6. S U I P R O C S _______________

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