Where to Look From
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Perspective Views of Objects
SubtopicPerspective Views of Objects under Where to Look From for Grade 3 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Looking at a window from the side, you see the _____ of the frame.
A.Glass
B.Curtains
C.Thickness
D.Handle
- 2.
From the front view, a ladder looks like two long vertical poles with many horizontal _____.
A.Circles
B.Steps
C.Boxes
D.Triangles
- 3.
If you look at a battery cell from the top (the side with the little bump), you see a:
A.Large square
B.Small circle
C.Long rectangle
D.Triangle
- 4.
When looking at a football from any side, it always looks like a:
A.Square
B.Circle
C.Triangle
D.Rectangle
- 5.
Which view of a car allows you to see both the front and back tires on one side at once?
A.Front view
B.Back view
C.Side view
D.Top view
- 6.
If you place a mirror on the line of symmetry of a shape, what happens?
A.The shape looks smaller
B.The full shape is completed by the reflection
C.The shape disappears
D.The shape changes color
- 7.
On a dot grid, what is the total number of dots used to form a square that has dots on each side?
A.dots
B.dots
C.dots
D.dots
- 8.
A 'Tit-for-Tat' story in the textbook uses a mirror to double the money. If a mirror is placed next to a half-pattern, it creates a full pattern. This property is called:
A.Rotation
B.Symmetry
C.Multiplication
D.Shadow
- 9.
If you look at a computer mouse from the front (where the wire comes out), what do you see?
A.The scroll wheel and two buttons
B.The optical sensor (light)
C.The palm rest
D.The side buttons
- 10.
Which of these letters has no line of symmetry at all?
A.B.C.D.
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Mirror Halves and Symmetry
SubtopicMirror Halves and Symmetry under Where to Look From for Grade 3 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A line of symmetry divides a figure into ________ parts.
A.Unequal
B.Different
C.Identical
D.Three
- 2.
If you look at a bicycle from the front, you will see ________.
A.The whole length
B.The pedals and two wheels
C.The handlebars and one tire
D.The seat only
- 3.
Which of these letters looks the same in a mirror reflection?
A.N
B.S
C.Y
D.Z
- 4.
Which view of a television shows its screen?
A.Top view
B.Side view
C.Front view
D.Back view
- 5.
Suppose a wall clock has dots instead of numbers. If the actual time on the clock is , what time will it appear to show in its mirror reflection?
A.B.C.D. - 6.
A shape that can be divided into two matching parts by a line is said to be:
A.Symmetrical
B.Asymmetrical
C.Diagonal
D.Circular
- 7.
Which of these digits does NOT look the same in a mirror?
A.B.C.D.(plain bar)
- 8.
A large square is divided into smaller identical squares to form a grid. If you color the top-left small square and the bottom-right small square green, and leave the other two squares white, how many lines of symmetry does the whole large square have now?
A.B.C.D. - 9.
Which of these shapes has symmetry but the mirror line must be diagonal?
A.A square
B.A rectangle
C.A circle
D.An arrow
- 10.
If you look at the letter in a mirror placed on its left side, what will it look like?
A.The letter
B.The letter
C.The letter
D.A backward
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Dot Grid Shapes
SubtopicDot Grid Shapes under Where to Look From for Grade 3 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which of these letters can be divided into two mirror halves by a vertical line through its center?
A.Y
B.S
C.R
D.N
- 2.
Which view of a chair shows only the legs and the side of the backrest?
A.Top view
B.Front view
C.Side view
D.Bottom view
- 3.
If you draw a boat on a dot grid, the bottom part is usually a:
A.Circle
B.Trapezium or Rectangle
C.Pointed triangle
D.Star
- 4.
Which of these digits has a vertical line of symmetry?
A.2
B.5
C.8
D.6
- 5.
On a dot grid, you join dots to form a shape. If all dots are in a single straight line, what shape have you drawn?
A.A square
B.A line segment
C.A triangle
D.A circle
- 6.
If you look at a table fan from the front, what shape do the blades mostly create?
A.A square
B.A circle
C.A triangle
D.A rectangle
- 7.
Which of these objects has a vertical line of symmetry?
A.A hammer
B.A water jug
C.An umbrella (opened)
D.A teapot
- 8.
How many unit squares (the smallest possible squares) can fit inside a rectangle that is dots long and dots high?
A.units
B.units
C.units
D.units
- 9.
A zigzag path on a dot grid starts at , goes to , then , then . How many dots are in this path?
A.dots
B.dots
C.dots
D.dots
- 10.
To draw a triangle with two equal sides (isosceles) on a dot grid, where must the third vertex be placed relative to the base?
A.Anywhere
B.Directly above the middle of the base
C.To the far left
D.To the far right
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