Grade 3 : English : Practice Questions
1.
Read the passage carefully and answer the following questions.
Trung Thu (troong-too) is a Vietnamese festival that falls on the
fifteenth day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar (around
September). It celebrates the full moon of mid-autumn, a time when the moon is
traditionally at its fullest and most beautiful. This festival dates back
hundreds of years. People watch for the full moon to appear so that the
festival can begin. There is a special meal, including moon cakes. Moon cakes
are made with thin soft pastry, enclosing a delicious filling either sweet or
savoury. Trung Thu also celebrates Children’s Day in Vietnam. Children carry
lighted lanterns and parade through the streets. The lanterns come in all
shapes and sizes. Some are shaped like the full moon, others like birds, fish,
butterflies, even aeroplanes. There are dragon dances with drums and cymbals
crashing. Everyone joins in the noisy celebrations, late into the night.
Tick the correct option.
a) Which country celebrates Trung Thu?
____________________________________________
b) On which day of the Chinese lunar calendar is Trung Thu
celebrated?
i. eighth day ii. thirteenth day iii. eleventh day iv. fifteenth
day
c) What does Trung Thu celebrate?
i. full moon of mid-autumn
ii. Vietnam’s independence iii. a successful harvest iv. thanksgiving to the
Gods
d) Which of the following is not part of the Trung Thu festival?
i. special meals ii. dragon dances iii. kites in the form of animals iv.
children’s parade
e) Which of the following option below best describes moon cakes?
i. puffed rice served with different toppings ii. soft bun stuffed with either sweet or
savoury filling iii. soft pastry with a
delicious sweet or savoury filling iv.
rice noodles served with herbs
f) Fill in the blank with
one word.
Some lanterns during Trung Thu are made in the shape of a
_____________________________ other than birds, fish, etc.
2.
Read the passage carefully and answer the following questions.
Sometimes Penny met
her friends on the train and at other times she travelled alone. Penny soon
became used to the trip and stopped wanting her mother to drive her to school.
Then, one Tuesday afternoon, everything went wrong. Penny left school and got
to the station at 3:45. That gave her the
usual five minutes to spare before the train arrived. Her bag was
heavy, so Penny dropped it on the platform while she looked for her ticket. She
felt in her left pocket. There was nothing there. She felt in her right pocket.
Nothing there. Penny turned her pockets inside out. Still no ticket. She searched
her bag. Nothing! She tipped everything out of her bag. No ticket! She felt
herself going red. Her hands began to sweat and she began to tremble. She
suddenly felt helpless. ‘Where is it?’ thought Penny. ‘Where can it be? I hope
I haven’t lost it! What will I do?’ Penny put all her things back in her
schoolbag. She was very worried. ‘How will I get home?’ she thought.
Tick the correct option.
a) Who usually dropped Penny to school?
i. her grandfather ii. her father ii.
her mother iv. her grandmother
b) Which was the day when everything went wrong?
i. Friday afternoon ii. Tuesday afternoon iii.
Thursday afternoon iv. Saturday afternoon
c) How much time did Penny have on hand before the train arrived?
i. five minutes
ii. two minutes iii.
three minutes iv.
six minutes
d) Why did Penny drop her bag on the platform?
It was heavy / it would be easier to look for the ticket.
e) Which of the following best describes how Penny was probably
feeling?
i. angry ii. unconcerned iii. anxious iv. in control
SECTION B:
GRAMMAR AND SYMPHONICS
Do as directed.
4. Rewrite each sentence. Change the
underlined word or words to a pronoun.
a. Sarah made dinner
for the whole family.
_____________________________________________________________
b. Tyler played football with Mark
and Ramon.
_____________________________________________________________
c. Mr Cane went to the
movies with Mrs Cane.
_____________________________________________________________
d. The house needs a fresh coat of paint.
_____________________________________________________________
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5.
Syllabicate the following words: decorate -
______________ European - ______________ construction - ______________ yellow - ______________ button - ______________ |
monster - ______________ butterfly - ______________ cat - ______________ motorcycle - ______________ electricity - ______________ 6. Fill in the blanks with ‘a’,
‘an’ or ‘the’. a. My
mother is _________ teacher. b. Please,
may I have _________ glass of water? c. I saw
__________ aeroplane today. d. _________students were very happy. e. She
bought _________ bouquet of flowers. f. There
was _________ octopus in the tank. 7. In the given sentences, circle the
adjective and underline the noun it describes. a. The weak
girl was unable to lift the heavy bag. b. The
children are naughty. c. The baby
looked pretty. d. Few
people were standing on the stage. e. I have
five pencils. f. The bag
is very heavy. g. Amant is
funny. 8. Circle the comparative or superlative adjective that best
completes each sentence below: 1. The
school building is (oldest / older) than the neighbouring building. 2. The boy
is (faster / fastest) than his older brother. 3. My
sister is the (taller / tallest) in our family. 4. This is
the (bigger / biggest) mango in the basket. 5. Paper is
(lighter / lightest) than a pencil. 6. The sun
is a (bright / brightest) star. 7. The
rainbow is the (more colourful / most colourful) thing I ever seen. 8. Our
house is (bigger / biggest) than our neighbour’s house. 9. May is
the (hotter / hottest) month of the year. 10. Venus
is (closer / closest) to the sun than the earth. |
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SECTION C: WRITING
9.
With the help of the words given in the box, complete the following letter.
troop
lovely yesterday wildlife hotel trail
907, Shoeflower Villa,
Mount Road, Sadar,
Nagpur – 440001
Date: _______________________
Dear Valerie,
We are having a ______________________ time here at Victor
Harbour. We are staying in a comfortable _______________ in a small town.
_____________________ we visited a large and interesting __________________
park. I saw a _______________ of kangaroos for the first time. Today we are
going on the Victor Harbour Heritage _________________.
Your loving friend,
Kina
10.
Read the following sentences and number them in the correct sequence and then
write them in a paragraph.
___ Jenny went to the
store with her mother.
___ Jenny discussed
with her mother the dress she wanted to wear.
___ Jenny was informed
about the fancy dress competition at school.
___ Jenny tried on her
new costume.
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
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SECTION D:
LITERATURE
11. Choose the correct option.
a.
Give the synonym of the word ‘honest’. |
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i.
truthful |
ii.
dishonest |
iii.
lying |
iv.
unfair |
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b.
Give the antonym of the word ‘fresh’. |
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i.
Stale |
ii.
New |
iii.
Pure |
iv.
clear |
c. In the note, Grandmother called Mayuri a child __________.
i) kind ii) cute iii) sweet
d. Grandma gifted Mayuri a
clay piggy bank on her __________ birthday.
i) fourth ii)
seventh iii)
eighth
e. Grandmother decided to
make special __________ .
i) milkshake ii)
halwa iii)
cake
f. Mayuri dreamt of the
_________________ while she slept.
i) teddy bear ii)
cookies iii)
doll
g. Pritam found an
__________ in his school bag.
i) address ii)
eraser iii)
envelope
h. The pleasantest thing for every child is
__________________________________ .
i) to swing up into the blue air ii)
to run under the blue sky iii) to
get wet in the rain
i. While swinging,
____________________ are seen over the wall.
i) sheep, goats and cattle ii)
buildings, mountains and trees iii)
river, trees and cattle
j. The garden is below the
__________ roof.
i) thatched ii) brown iii) black
12. Answer the following
questions in one sentence.
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b.
What did the villagers start doing again? How was the elephant
benefitted for that? |
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c.
How
did the elephant help the villagers? |
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d. What did the villagers do while returning to their
village in the evening?
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e. Why was Grandma sad?
f. How much money did
Mayuri put in her piggy bank everyday?
g. What did Grandma ask the
children to get to make halwa?
h. How do we know that the
garden grows well?
i. What can be seen in the
countryside?
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