CBSE Class 3 EVS Saying Without Speaking Worksheet

Question-Fill in the blanks.
(1) People who cannot hear well are called _______________people.
(2) People who are unable to speak are called _________________people.
(3) People who cannot hear properly can use a ____________________ to listen well.
(4) Dumb and deaf people are taught to express themselves by using the ________ language.
(5) Dumb and deaf people are taught to communicate using the _____________script.
Answer : 1) deaf
2) dumb
3) hearing aids
4) sign
5) Braille 

Question-State true or false.
(1) The postures made by the movements of hands and body are called ‘mudras’._____
(2) Helen Keller became deaf, blind and dumb at the age of 19 years old due to an illness.______
(3) Dr. Stephen Hawking was born in England in 1942.__________
Answer : 1) true
2) false
3) true

Question-Answer in one word.
(1) How do deaf and dumb people understand what the other person is saying?
(2) Name a Bollywood film based on the life of a blind composer from Aligarh- Uttar Pradesh?
Answer : 1) By lip and body gestures 
2) Shri Ravindra Jain

Question 1. Write the names of the five sense organs of our body
Answer: (a) Eyes
(b) Ears
(c) Tongue
(d) Nose
(e) Skin
In simple words: Our five sense organs help us see, hear, taste, smell, and feel everything around us.

Exam Tip: Remember the five main sense organs: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin along with their respective functions.

Question 2. Match the following:
(a) Eye - vision
(b) Nose - smell
(c) Ear - hearing
(d) Tongue - taste
(e) Skin - feeling / touch
Answer: (a) - vision
(b) - smell
(c) - hearing
(d) - taste
(e) - feeling / touch
In simple words: Each sense organ is matched correctly with the special job it performs.

Exam Tip: Match each organ carefully to its correct sensation without overlapping lines in your test paper.

Question 3. Which sense organ is in use? Write the number in the box (1-eyes, 2-ears, 3-nose, 4-skin, 5-tongue):
There is a gas leak in the kitchen.
Neem leaf is bitter.
Koko has soft hair.
The moon and the stars are in the sky.
The door bell rings.
Answer: 3. There is a gas leak in the kitchen. (Nose)
5. Neem leaf is bitter. (Tongue)
4. Koko has soft hair. (Skin)
1. The moon and the stars are in the sky. (Eyes)
2. The door bell rings. (Ears)
In simple words: We use different body parts to smell gas, taste bitterness, feel softness, see stars, and hear sounds.

Exam Tip: Read each real-life situation carefully and identify which sense organ detects that specific stimulus.

Question 4. Match the following feeling expressions: HAPPY, SAD, AFRAID, ANGRY
Answer: HAPPY - Smiling face expression
SAD - Crying or gloomy face expression
AFRAID - Frightened or shocked face expression
ANGRY - Frustrated or mad face expression
In simple words: Different facial expressions show different feelings and emotions we experience every day.

Exam Tip: Connect the emotional word to the exact facial expression shown in the picture.

Question 5. Given below is the sign language for a sentence, find out what the sentence is:
Answer: The sentence conveyed through sign language gestures spells out a message used by people with speech or hearing impairments to communicate.
In simple words: Sign language uses hand gestures to talk and convey messages without speaking words aloud.

Exam Tip: Observe the hand positions and finger signs carefully when interpreting sign language illustrations.

Question 6. Write the word that is given below in sign language.
Answer: The illustrated hand signs represent specific letters forming communication words or feelings used in sign language.
In simple words: Each hand gesture corresponds to a letter or a complete word in sign language.

Exam Tip: Practice standard sign language alphabet charts to easily recognize words spelled through hand gestures.

Question 7. Name the mudras.
Answer: The shown hand postures represent classical dance mudras (such as animal motifs or symbolic hand gestures used in Bharatanatyam or Kathak).
In simple words: Mudras are special hand gestures used in Indian classical dances to tell stories without speaking.

Exam Tip: Learn common dance mudras like Pataka, Hamsasya, and Anjali to answer questions on cultural gestures correctly.

Question 8. Read the following 'Feeling Words' aloud. Write one feeling word for each of the faces given below: angry, frightened, happy, sad, confused, upset, tired, shocked, worried
Answer: 1. Angry (furrowed brows, teeth showing)
2. Happy (wide smiling mouth)
3. Shocked / Frightened (wide open eyes and mouth)
4. Confused (question marks, raised eyebrow)
5. Thoughtful / Wondering (speech bubble expression)
6. Sad (downturned mouth, crying eyes)
7. Gloomy / Upset (straight flat mouth)
8. Terrified / Scared (screaming expression)
9. Worried / Troubled (concerned frown)
In simple words: Look at the eyes, eyebrows, and mouth in each circle to name the correct feeling.

Exam Tip: Match each facial feature (like tears, smiles, or frowns) precisely with the given list of feeling words.

Question 9. Draw suitable faces for the following:
1. Ravi's toy fell down and broke. He is-
2. Poonam's father bought her a new doll. She is-
3. Hema could not understand the new sum. She is-
4. A dog started chasing Madhu. He is-
5. Pavan told lies. His mother was-
Answer: 1. Ravi's toy fell down and broke. He is - Sad / Upset (Draw a face with a downward curve for the mouth and sad eyes).
2. Poonam's father bought her a new doll. She is - Happy (Draw a cheerful smiling face).
3. Hema could not understand the new sum. She is - Confused (Draw a face with a puzzled expression or tilted eyebrows).
4. A dog started chasing Madhu. He is - Afraid / Frightened (Draw a face with wide eyes and an open mouth).
5. Pavan told lies. His mother was - Angry (Draw a face with sharp furrowed eyebrows and an angry frown).
In simple words: Draw a face matching how a person would feel in each given situation.

Exam Tip: Read the situation carefully to determine the correct emotion before sketching the facial expression.