CBSE Class 3 EVS Practice Worksheet Set 10

Question 1. In the given map of India mark-
a) four important directions.
b) the state to the extreme north of India.
c) the state to the extreme west of India.
d) three oceans which are touching the boundary of India in the south.
Answer:
a) Four important directions: North (top), South (bottom), East (right), and West (left) should be marked on the edges of the map.
b) State to the extreme north of India: Jammu and Kashmir / Ladakh.
c) State to the extreme west of India: Gujarat.
d) Three oceans touching the boundary of India in the south: Indian Ocean (south), Arabian Sea (south-west), and Bay of Bengal (south-east).
In simple words: Directions, extreme northern and western states, and the southern water bodies are identified on the map.

Exam Tip: Always remember that North is towards the top of the map and South is towards the bottom when marking directions.

Question 2. Circle the odd one.
a) Gujarat Mumbai Rajasthan Haryana
b) Jaipur Srinagar West Bengal Kolkata
c) New Delhi Chennai Mumbai Chandigarh
d) Nepal Singapore Bhutan Sri Lanka
Answer:
a) Mumbai (Reason: Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Haryana are states, whereas Mumbai is a city/capital.)
b) West Bengal (Reason: Jaipur, Srinagar, and Kolkata are capital cities, whereas West Bengal is a state.)
c) New Delhi (Reason: Chennai, Mumbai, and Chandigarh are capitals of states (Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Punjab/Haryana), whereas New Delhi is the national capital territory / union territory.)
d) Singapore (Reason: Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka are neighboring countries of India, whereas Singapore is a separate Southeast Asian island city-state.)
In simple words: Find the item that does not belong to the same category as the others in the group.

Exam Tip: Read all options carefully and identify the common category (such as states, capitals, or countries) before picking the odd one out.

Question 3. Check the pair of state and its capital. Colour the banner green if it is correct, red if it is incorrect.
- Punjab - Chandigarh: 
- Jammu and Kashmir 
- Haryana - New Delhi:
- Tamil Nadu - Chennai:
- West Bengal - Kolkata:
- Maharashtra - Mumbai:
Answer:
- Punjab - Chandigarh: Green (Correct)
- Jammu and Kashmir - Jaipur: Red (Incorrect; capital is Srinagar/Jammu)
- Haryana - New Delhi: Red (Incorrect; capital is Chandigarh)
- Tamil Nadu - Chennai: Green (Correct)
- West Bengal - Kolkata: Green (Correct)
- Maharashtra - Mumbai: Green (Correct)
In simple words: Match each state with its correct capital city to decide the color of the banner.

Exam Tip: Memorize the capitals of all major Indian states to quickly verify such matching questions.

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