CBSE Class 3 EVS A Beautiful Cloth Worksheet

Question 1. Name the following.
Answer: (1) Sheep (2) Cotton plant (3) Silkworm
In simple words: The pictures show a sheep that gives us wool, a cotton plant that gives us cotton, and a silkworm that gives us silk.
Exam Tip: Learn to identify common sources of natural clothing fibers like sheep, silkworm, and cotton plants from pictures.

Question 2. Arrange the following in correct order.
1) Dress, cotton plant, cotton cloth, cotton fibre, cotton seed.
Answer: Cotton seed -> Cotton plant -> Cotton fibre -> Cotton cloth -> Dress
In simple words: We plant a cotton seed to grow a plant, get fibre from it, weave cloth, and finally make a dress.

Exam Tip: Understand the chronological step-by-step process of how raw materials are transformed into finished garments.

Question 2(2). Arrange the following in correct order.
2) silk worm, moth, eggs, silk thread, pupa, silk cloth
Answer: Eggs -> Silk worm (caterpillar) -> Pupa -> Moth -> Silk thread -> Silk cloth
In simple words: This shows the life cycle of a silkworm and how its thread is turned into silk cloth.

Exam Tip: Memorize the stages of the silkworm life cycle alongside the production of silk fabric.

Question 2(3). Arrange the following in correct order.
3) hair, sweeter, sheep, wool
Answer: Sheep -> Hair (wool) -> Wool (yarn) -> Sweater
In simple words: We get hair from a sheep, process it into wool, and knit a sweater.

Exam Tip: Connect animal body coverings (hair/fleece) directly to the warm winter clothes made from them.

Question 3. Who am I?
This animal gives its wooly hair
Weaver makes wool out of it
We wear it to stay warm.
Answer: Sheep
In simple words: A sheep provides the wool used to make warm clothes.

Exam Tip: Read riddle-style questions carefully to identify the animal or object being described based on its key utility.

Question 4. Complete the puzzle:
1. It is a synthetic cloth.
2. We get it from a plant.
3. Sheep gives us this.
4. We get silk from it.
Answer:
1. Nylon (Across)
2. Cotton (Down)
3. Wool (Across)
4. Silkworm (Down)
In simple words: Solving the crosswords based on sources and types of clothing materials.

Exam Tip: Crosscheck letter counts for across and down clues in crossword puzzles.

Question 5. Colour the Woolen clothes with 'Red' and cotton clothes with 'Blue'
Answer: Woolen items (cap, muffler, sweater) should be colored Red; Cotton items (shirt, shorts, blouse) should be colored Blue.
In simple words: Categorize garments into winter wear (woolen) and summer wear (cotton).

Exam Tip: Always distinguish between seasonal clothing items before applying color instructions.

Question 6. Draw the designs on the cloth.
Answer: [Students should draw creative patterns like checks, stripes, or floral prints on the provided cloth and t-shirt outlines.]
In simple words: Decorate plain fabric and clothing outlines with colorful designs and patterns.

Exam Tip: Practice drawing simple repetitive patterns such as dots, lines, and checks to decorate fabric outlines.

Choose the correct option

Question. Mr. Murli lives in Chennai. He goes to a cloth store in Delhi to search for some bottom wear to match with his shirt- select the best outfit for him-
(a) Shirt –shorts
(b) Shirt –skirt
(c) Shirt –lungi
Answer : (c) Shirt –lungi

Question. The process of combining warp and weft components is –
(a) Painting
(b) Weaving
(c) embroidery
Answer : (b) Weaving

Question. If you wrap your mother’s dupatta around your head, it is.
(a) Turban
(b) Shawl
(c) Lungi
Answer : (a) Turban

Question. Match the following –
1. Weft     a. Lengthwise yarn
2. Warp    b. Head
3. Turban  c. Crosswise yarns
Answer : 1. c
2. a
3. b

Question. Write True or False
1. A needle and thread is used in embroidery ( )
2. We wear sweaters to stay warm in winters ( )
Answer : 1. True
2. True

Question. Answer in one word
1. This animal gives its woolly hairs ___________.
2. We get silk thread from this insect ___________.
Answer : 1. Sheep
2. Silk worm

Please refer to attached file for CBSE Class 3 EVS Practice Worksheets (36)-A Beautiful Cloth