Environment and Recreation
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Games We Play: Sports and Recreation
SubtopicGames We Play: Sports and Recreation under Environment and Recreation for Grade 3 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which sport involves using a bow to shoot an arrow at a target?
A.Boxing
B.Archery
C.Cycling
D.Weightlifting
- 2.
Which sport includes activities like sprinting, long jump, and high jump?
A.Athletics
B.Carrom
C.Ludo
D.Snakes and Ladders
- 3.
What is the hobby of collecting and arranging different types of stamps called?
A.Gardening
B.Cooking
C.Dancing
D.Stamp collecting
- 4.
What do we call the short break in school when children go out to play in the playground?
A.Study time
B.Assembly
C.Recess
D.Exam time
- 5.
What is the main goal of playing games with family members on a weekend?
A.To decide who is the smartest in the family.
B.To spend quality time and bond together.
C.To prove that parents are better than children.
D.To finish the game as quickly as possible.
- 6.
Which of the following activities is considered a 'Creative' form of recreation?
A.Playing Video Games
B.Pottery and Painting
C.Running a marathon
D.Sleeping
- 7.
Which game involves using a 'cue' stick to hit colored balls into pockets on a cloth-covered table?
A.Carrom
B.Billiards/Pool
C.Table Tennis
D.Bowling
- 8.
Which of these is a modern form of recreation that was NOT available 100 years ago?
A.Playing a Flute
B.Swimming in a river
C.Video Gaming
D.Wrestling
- 9.
Why is it said that 'Games teach us to face failures'?
A.Because everyone loses every time they play.
B.Because we learn to accept defeat gracefully and try harder next time.
C.Because failing in a game is the same as failing in a school test.
D.Because the rules are designed to make people lose.
- 10.
In 'Relay Racing', what is the most critical object that must be passed between teammates?
A.A ball
B.A whistle
C.A baton
D.A glove
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The Web of Life: Interdependence in Nature
SubtopicThe Web of Life: Interdependence in Nature under Environment and Recreation for Grade 3 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which part of the plant grows under the ground and absorbs water and minerals from the soil?
A.Flower
B.Leaf
C.Root
D.Fruit
- 2.
In many villages, which animal is still commonly used to pull carts and help in transport?
A.Cat
B.Rabbit
C.Horse
D.Squirrel
- 3.
To keep our environment clean, which of these items should be thrown into the green dustbin (for wet waste)?
A.Plastic bottles
B.Glass pieces
C.Vegetable peels
D.Metal cans
- 4.
Very small plants with soft, green stems, like Mint or Coriander, are known as:
A.Herbs
B.Trees
C.Thorny plants
D.Climbers
- 5.
Which of these best describes 'The Web of Life'?
A.A giant spider web found in the jungle
B.The way all living and non-living things are connected and depend on each other
C.A list of all the animals in the world
D.A website about different types of plants
- 6.
What would happen if all the lions in a forest were removed?
A.The forest would become safer for plants
B.The number of plant-eating animals would increase and they might eat all the greenery
C.The trees would grow much faster
D.The sun would shine brighter
- 7.
A monkey spends most of its life on trees. Besides food, what is the most important thing the tree provides the monkey?
A.A way to talk to other animals
B.Safety from predators that live on the ground
C.Water to drink
D.Protection from the moonlight
- 8.
If the temperature of the Earth rises significantly, how might the Web of Life in the Arctic be disturbed?
A.Ice-dependent animals like polar bears will lose their hunting grounds.
B.The plants will grow much faster and cover the whole North Pole.
C.The animals will move to the desert where it is more stable.
D.The water will turn into steam and the oceans will disappear.
- 9.
A woodpecker makes a hole in a tree for its nest. Later, a squirrel uses that same hole. This is an example of:
A.Competition for the same food.
B.How one animal's activity provides a home for another.
C.Animals working together to cut down the tree.
D.The tree forcing the animals to live inside it.
- 10.
Which of the following is a way that humans can positively help the Web of Life?
A.By bringing new animals from far away to a local forest.
B.By planting native trees that provide food and homes for local wildlife.
C.By removing all the spiders and insects from a park.
D.By building more roads so animals can travel faster.
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