The document appears to be an English examination for grade 3 students. It contains sections on reading comprehension, creative writing, and grammar. The reading comprehension section includes two passages to read and answer questions about. The creative writing section asks students to write a paragraph about visiting the zoo and a letter to a grandparent. The grammar section contains multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and other grammar and syntax questions. The document outlines the exam structure and provides content and questions for students to respond to.
The document appears to be an English examination for grade 3 students. It contains sections on reading comprehension, creative writing, and grammar. The reading comprehension section includes two passages to read and answer questions about. The creative writing section asks students to write a paragraph about visiting the zoo and a letter to a grandparent. The grammar section contains multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and other grammar and syntax questions. The document outlines the exam structure and provides content and questions for students to respond to.
The document appears to be an English examination for grade 3 students. It contains sections on reading comprehension, creative writing, and grammar. The reading comprehension section includes two passages to read and answer questions about. The creative writing section asks students to write a paragraph about visiting the zoo and a letter to a grandparent. The grammar section contains multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and other grammar and syntax questions. The document outlines the exam structure and provides content and questions for students to respond to.
The document appears to be an English examination for grade 3 students. It contains sections on reading comprehension, creative writing, and grammar. The reading comprehension section includes two passages to read and answer questions about. The creative writing section asks students to write a paragraph about visiting the zoo and a letter to a grandparent. The grammar section contains multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and other grammar and syntax questions. The document outlines the exam structure and provides content and questions for students to respond to.
SUBJECT: ENGLISH GRADE: III SEC: ______ MARKS: 80 DATE: ________ TIME: 3 HOURS NAME: __________________________ REG. NO: _______
SIGNATURE OF THE INVIGILATOR: ______________________
COMPETENCY MARKS ALLOTED MARKS OBTAINED
READING 12
CREATIVE WRITING 10
GRAMMAR 20
TEXTUAL 30
SPELLINGS 6
HANDWRITING 2 TOTAL 80 GRADE POINT
GRADE
SIGNATURE OF THE EVALUATOR: ___________________
GRADE III ENGLISH 1
SECTION - A
READING – 12 I. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow. (6X1=6)
Florence Nightingale was popularly known as the Lady with the Lamp. She was sent to
Crimea. Britain and France were fighting against Russia. She was called to take over the Barrack Hospital, which was in a very bad shape. Though the task was difficult. Florence happily accepted it as the will of God.
She collected thirty-eight nurses and started for Scutary. She found the conditions at the hospital horrible. Florence worked day and night. She would visit the patients with an old Italian lamp in her hand. Patients loved her a lot. They kissed her shadow on the wall.
When the war ended, Florence came back to England. The people of England had been eagerly waiting for this great angel. However, she never liked crowds and grand receptions. Although she was exhausted after the war, she continued her efforts to develop the profession of nurses. She established a school for nursing. Queen Victoria honoured her. She grew weaker and weaker and on August 13, 1910, she left this world for ever.
6. Write the synonyms of the words from the above given passage:
a. tough - ____________________
b. gathering of people - ___________________
II. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow. (6X1=6)
London is the largest city in Europe. It has held this title for over four hundred years. Over seven million people call London, the capital of the United Kingdom, home. One in ten people, who live in the United Kingdom, live in London. Three hundred fifty thousand people travel each day into London to work. Due to London's location, it is very dry all year. Although it is dry, London is often very cloudy. On average it rains mildly just about every other day. More than a hundred of the world's major companies have their headquarters in London, making the city a major world influence. Most people from London work in a job that involves printing or publishing.
1. How long has London been the largest city in Europe?
II. Write a letter to your grandfather or grandmother telling them about - The present given by your parents on your birthday (5x1=5) _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________
VI. Fill in the blanks with suitable articles. (8x1/4=2)
______ man from California was spending _____ month in Britain. One day he booked _____ hotel in Cheltenham, old town in _____ West of England. Then he went out to look around ______ place. But _____ man didn’t return to ______ hotel. He disappeared, leaving ______ suitcase full of clothes behind.
VII. Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the adjectives given in the brackets. (4x1=4)
1. The restaurant serves ______________ (good) food.
2. Iron is _____________ (useful) than any other metals.
3. I think that King Kong was the __________ (bad) film I have ever seen.
4. Samantha is the ____________ (pretty) girl that I have ever met.
VIII. Fill in the blanks by choosing suitable interjections from the options.
(3x1=3)
Wow! Oops! Ouch! Alas!
1. _____________________ What a pleasant surprise.
2. _________________ I didn’t see those cups there.
3. _________________ That’s hurts me.
GRADE III ENGLISH 7
IX. Rewrite the sentences using correct punctuations. (2x1=2)
I. Circle the correct spellings from the options. (4x1/2=2)
1. crashed creshed crashad
2. sllightly slightly slightily
3. asander asundier asunder
4. todled toddled toddlied
GRADE III ENGLISH 12
II. Fill in the missing letters using the clues given in the brackets: (4x1=4)
1. r__ m __l ___ (deep rolling sounds)
2. b __ a __ g __ n ___ (boasting)
3. t __ i __ k __ t (bushy area)
4. h __ s __ e __ e __ (hurried)
Handwriting - 2
I. Copy the given passage neatly. (2X1=2)
The Flamingo is one of the most striking birds you can ever see. It is about four feet tall. The body is white while the wings are a beautiful rosy pink, edged with black. The legs are also rosy pink. The neck resembles that of a swan. A flamingo’s bill is quite unusual. It is curved in the middle. This helps it to collect mud. It is bright pink on top and black underneath.
