CBSE Class 3 EVS Parts Of The Body Worksheet

CBSE Class 3 EVS Practice Worksheets (96)-Parts of the Body

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I. Fill in the blanks:

Question 1. The arms and legs are called _______________.
Answer: limbs
In simple words: Limbs are our arms and legs that help us move and carry things.

Exam Tip: Remember that arms are called upper limbs and legs are called lower limbs.

Question 2. The arms are joined to the hands at the _______________.
Answer: wrist
In simple words: The wrist is the joint that connects your arm to your hand.

Exam Tip: Wrist is a joint that allows our hand to move in different directions.

Question 3. The knees, ankles, hip, wrist, shoulders and neck are called _______________.
Answer: joints
In simple words: Joints are the places where two bones meet so we can bend our body.

Exam Tip: Bones cannot bend, so we need joints to walk, run, or turn our head.

Question 4. Our _______________, _______________ and _______________ protect our eyes.
Answer: eyelids, eyelashes, eyebrows
In simple words: Eyelids, eyelashes, and eyebrows keep dust and sweat out of our eyes.

Exam Tip: Be sure to write all three parts that protect the eyes to score full marks.

Question 5. The openings of the nose are called _______________.
Answer: nostrils
In simple words: Nostrils are the two holes in our nose that let us breathe.

Exam Tip: Nostrils contain tiny hairs that filter out dust from the air we breathe.

Question 6. The thumb and the fingers move in _______________ direction.
Answer: opposite
In simple words: Our thumb moves opposite to our fingers so we can hold things tightly.

Exam Tip: This opposite movement is what helps humans grasp and write easily.

II. True or False:

Question 1. Our fingers and toes also have joints.
Answer: True
In simple words: This is true because joints in fingers and toes help us bend and wiggle them.

Exam Tip: Every part of the body that bends has a joint underneath.

Question 2. The tongue helps us make out five different tastes.
Answer: False
In simple words: This is false because standard schoolbooks teach that the tongue detects four main tastes: sweet, sour, salty, and bitter.

Exam Tip: Always state "False" and list the four traditional tastes in EVS questions.

Question 3. The upper part of the leg is called the thigh.
Answer: True
In simple words: This is true because the thigh is the thick, muscular top part of your leg.

Exam Tip: Identify the thigh as the strongest bone-bearing region of our lower limb.

Question 4. Foot joins each leg at the knee.
Answer: False
In simple words: This is false because the foot joins the leg at the ankle, not the knee.

Exam Tip: The knee is where the thigh and lower leg meet, while the ankle connects to the foot.

III. Choose and tick mark (\(\checkmark\)) the correct answer:

Question 1. The head is join to the rest of the body at the
(a) shoulder
(b) neck
Answer: (b) neck
In simple words: The neck is the body part that connects our head to our shoulders and trunk.

Exam Tip: Remember that the neck is a flexible joint that helps us turn our head left and right.

Question 2. Milk teeth start falling when a child is about
(a) seven years
(b) nine years
Answer: (a) seven years
In simple words: Milk teeth usually begin to fall out when you are around seven years old.

Exam Tip: Remember that milk teeth fall out to make room for stronger permanent teeth.

Question 3. The animal that can hold and grasp thing is
(a) a cat
(b) a monkey
Answer: (b) a monkey
In simple words: Monkeys can easily hold and grasp things with their hands and tails.

Exam Tip: Animals with thumbs, like monkeys, can grasp branches much like humans hold pencils.

Question 4. Teeth start coming out when the baby is about
(a) six months
(b) eight months
Answer: (a) six months
In simple words: A baby's first milk teeth normally start growing at about six months of age.

Exam Tip: The very first teeth to grow in a baby are usually the lower front teeth.

IV. Label the parts of the body

Question 1. Label the parts of the body as shown in the diagram.
Answer:
Left Side labels (from top to bottom):
1. Hair / Head
2. Eye
3. Shoulder
4. Hand / Wrist / Arm
5. Knee
6. Foot

Right Side labels (from top to bottom):
1. Forehead / Face
2. Ear
3. Nose / Mouth
4. Chest
5. Elbow
6. Leg / Thigh
7. Toes / Foot
In simple words: This activity shows the correct names for different external parts of our body from head to toe.

Exam Tip: Pay close attention to the lines on the body diagram to make sure you write the name of the correct body part.

V. Fill in the missing letter:

Question 1. S _ o _ l _ e r
Answer: Shoulder
In simple words: The shoulder is the joint that connects your arm to your chest.

Exam Tip: Learn the correct spelling of shoulder so you do not miss any letter.

Question 2. A _ k _ e
Answer: Ankle
In simple words: The ankle is the joint between your leg and your foot.

Exam Tip: Ankle is the joint that allows your foot to move up and down.

Question 3. T _ u _ b
Answer: Thumb
In simple words: The thumb is the short, thick finger on the side of your hand.

Exam Tip: Remember that the thumb has one less joint than the other four fingers.

Question 4. _ r _ s t
Answer: Wrist
In simple words: The wrist connects your forearm to your hand.

Exam Tip: Wrist starts with a silent letter 'W'. Don't forget to write it.

Question 5. T _ i g _
Answer: Thigh
In simple words: The thigh is the part of your leg above your knee.

Exam Tip: The thigh is the muscular and strongest portion of our leg.

Question 6. E _ b _ w
Answer: Elbow
In simple words: The elbow is the joint in the middle of your arm.

Exam Tip: The elbow helps you fold your arm to bring food to your mouth.

Question 7. F _ r _ h _ _ d
Answer: Forehead
In simple words: The forehead is the flat space on your face above your eyes.

Exam Tip: Forehead is located between your hair and your eyebrows.

Question 8. N _ _ k
Answer: Neck
In simple words: The neck holds up your head and lets you look around.

Exam Tip: The neck joins the head to the chest and shoulders.

VI. Draw, colour and label five sense organs:

Question 1. Draw, colour and label five sense organs.

Answer: Our five sense organs are:
1. Eyes (Sight)
2. Ears (Hearing)
3. Nose (Smell)
4. Tongue (Taste)
5. Skin (Touch)
In simple words: The five sense organs help us see, hear, smell, taste, and feel everything around us.

Exam Tip: Be sure to write both the name of the organ (like tongue) and its sense (like taste) in your answers.