CBSE Class 3 EVS Left Right Worksheet

Question 1. Mark the following palms right and left.
Answer: Look at your hands with the palms facing forward (away from you). The hand on your left side is your left palm, and the hand on your right side is your right palm. In the given worksheet image, the palm on the left side of the page is the right hand (thumb pointing inward to the left), and the palm on the right side of the page is the left hand (thumb pointing inward to the right).
In simple words: The thumb of the right hand points to the left when you look at your palm, and the thumb of the left hand points to the right.
Exam Tip: Always hold your hands up in front of you with palms facing away to correctly identify left and right.

Question 2. Paint the horses going towards the right blue. Paint the horses going towards the left red.
Answer: Horses facing and moving toward the right side of the page should be colored blue. Horses facing and moving toward the left side of the page should be colored red.
In simple words: Look at the direction the horse's head is facing. Facing right means blue, facing left means red.
Exam Tip: Follow directions carefully by checking where the animal's face and movement are directed.

Question 3. Write the symbols for the following.
Addition: +
Subtraction: -
Multiplication: \(\times\)
Division: \(\div\)
Equal: =
Greater than: >
Less than: <
Percentage: %
River: (Drawn as a wavy line or blue curving stream)
Mountain: (Drawn as a triangular peak symbol \(\triangle\))
Road: (Drawn as two parallel straight lines)
Tree: (Drawn as a tree outline symbol)
Answer: Addition: +, Subtraction: -, Multiplication: \(\times\), Division: \(\div\), Equal: =, Greater than: >, Less than: <, Percentage: %, River: \(\approx\), Mountain: \(\Lambda\), Road: \(=\), Tree: \(Y\).
In simple words: Symbols are short signs used to represent mathematical operations and map features easily.
Exam Tip: Memorize standard mathematical and map symbols as they appear frequently in worksheets.

Question 4. Identify the symbols and write them.
Answer: Based on the map legend provided in the worksheet:
- Telephone: Telephone receiver icon
- Handpump: Handpump icon
- Market: Shopping bag or market building icon
- Tree: Tree icon
- Bus stop: Bus icon
- Park: Park/slide icon
- Post-office: Letter/envelope icon
- School: School building with cross/flag icon
- Hospital: Red cross symbol
- Bank: Bank building icon
- Mini's house: House icon
In simple words: Map symbols help us locate important places without writing their full names.
Exam Tip: Always refer to the legend given on the side of a map to identify unknown symbols correctly.

Question 5. Draw the following on.
Right- House
Left- Cat
In front- Car
Behind- Tree
Answer: Students should draw a house on the right side, a cat on the left side, a car in front, and a tree behind as directed by the spatial instructions.
In simple words: Follow spatial direction words to place each object in its correct position.
Exam Tip: Practice drawing simple positional sketches to master spatial awareness.

Question 6. Match the following.
Answer:
- School Ahead symbol (triangle with walking children) matches with: School Ahead
- No Entry symbol (circle with horizontal bar) matches with: No Entry
- Zebra Crossing symbol (circle with walking person on stripes) matches with: Zebra Crossing
- No U-turn symbol (circle with curved arrow and cross) matches with: No U-turn
- No stopping symbol (circle with cross / 'X' inside) matches with: No stopping
In simple words: Traffic signs use pictures inside circles or triangles to give quick instructions to drivers and pedestrians.
Exam Tip: Red circles with diagonal lines or crosses always indicate a prohibition or restriction.

Question 7. Locate the route for reaching your friend's house as given in the picture.
Answer: Trace the clear path starting from the child figure on the top-left corner, navigating through the maze corridors down, right, up, and around the walls until you reach the house icon at the bottom center of the maze.
In simple words: Solve the maze by drawing a continuous line from the starting point to the destination without hitting any dead ends.
Exam Tip: When solving mazes, work backwards from the destination to find the correct path faster.

Choose the correct option
1. Rina shifted to a new society. She made a drawing of that area to remember the main places-
Read the map and answer –

Question. Which symbol is used for railway crossing ___________.
(a) (b) (c)
Answer : C

Question. Rina saw a sign board with a caption ‘Go Slow’ - It means there is a
___________.
(a) School
(b) Park
(c) Office
Answer : A

Question. The drawing of the Earth’s surface which indicates different places is called a ___________.
(a) Model
(b) Map
(c) Sketch
Answer : B

Question. Fill in the blanks –
1. is the symbol of ___________.
2. When we face the sun the direction at your left hand side is always ___________.
3. If I raise my right hand, the thumb is always be at the ___________side.
Answer : 1. Hospital 2. North 3. Left

Question. Write True or False
1. The direction just opposite to a rising sun is south ( )
2. A map is a model of Earth ( )
3. The symbol of means you may park your vehicle there ( )
Answer : 1. False 2. False 3. False

Question. Answer in one word.
a. This is the map of ___________.
Answer : 1. India

Please refer to attached file for CBSE Class 3 EVS Practice Worksheets (35)-Left Right