Class 3 EVS chapter 12 question answer

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Class 3rd EVS chapter 12 question answer (NCERT Book)

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Work We Do class 3 EVS chapter 12 question answer

Match the following

This activity tests your knowledge about different modes of transportation. Match the descriptions in Column A with the correct modes of transportation in Column B.

Column A	Column B
1. Barber	a. Children
2. Hospital	b. Nanu
3. Mechanic	c. Treatment
4. Post office	d. Flowers
5. School	e. Repair

Answers

1. b
2. c
3. e
4. d
5. a

Choose the right option:

1. The lady working in the post office buys flowers from Champa every ________ ( week, month).
2. Ramulu brings Chinamma with him on his fruit cart to help him deliver fruits and collect ________ ( pebbles, payments ).
3. Nanu the barber has set up his shop, but he needs someone to ________ ( teach, assist) him.
4. Deepali’s father sells vegetables and her mother washes ________ ( houses, clothes ) in some houses.
5. Deepali loves to relax by reading her ________ (sisters, brothers ) school books at night.

Answers

1. Week
2. Week
3. Payments
4. assist
5. clothes
6. sister’s
7. Payments
8. assist
9. clothes
10. sister’s

Unscramble the words

1. WOLB
2. NURSE
3. ACIMNE
4. HCENIMAC
5. EVRESBO

Answers

1. BLOW
2. NURSE
3. CINEMA
4. MECHANIC
5. OBSERVE

Multiple Choice Questions

Question 1. What is the importance of developing the skill of picture reading (observation) in children?
A) It helps children to become better at drawing.
B) It is important for children to pass their exams.
C) It helps children to understand the world around them.
D) It is not important for children’s education.

Question 2. What work does Deepali do in her own house?
A) She sells vegetables.
B) She washes utensils in other people’s houses.
C) She cooks food for her siblings, cleans the house, and washes utensils.
D) She helps her father repair cars and scooters.

Question 3. What kind of work do people in your neighbourhood do?
A) Repairing cars and scooters
B) Treating patients and vaccinating children
C) Selling flowers and fruits
D) All of the above

Question 4. What is the name of the girl who does not go to school in the story?
A) Champa
B) Suman
C) Deepali
D) Sheila

Question 5. Which of your family members work to earn money?
A) Those who do household work
B) Those who work but do not get money for it
C) Only the eldest child in the family
D) Those who work outside the home to earn money

Answers

1. c)
2. c)
3. d)
4. c)
5. d)

Answer the following questions

1. What is the importance of developing the skill of picture reading (observation) in children?
2. What are some of the buildings shown in the picture on the first page of the lesson, and how can you identify which ones are in your neighbourhood?
3. What kind of work do people in your neighbourhood do, and what are they called?
4. Name five buildings and the work done in them.
5. What work is done in the school?
6. Are there any children in the picture who are not going to school? What are they doing?
7. What work does Deepali do in her own house?
8. Do you also do household work? If yes, what?
9. Besides household work, do you do any other work at home? If yes, what?
10. Which of your family members work to earn money? Which of your family members do work but do not get money for it?

Answers

1. Developing the skill of picture reading (observation) in children is essential as it helps them to understand the world around them better. It allows them to analyze and interpret visual information, which in turn helps them to improve their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
2. The picture on the first page of the lesson shows various buildings such as a post office, hospital, temple, telephone booth, school, college, government office, church, multi-storeyed building, dharamshala, hotel, bus stand, cinema hall, police station, bank, petrol pump, shop, gurudwara, mosque, railway station, and court. To identify which buildings are in your neighborhood, you can mark those with green or yellow that you have seen or visited, and mark the rest with red.
3. People in my neighbourhood work in different fields such as teaching, healthcare, law enforcement, retail, hospitality, and transportation. They are called teachers, doctors, nurses, police officers, salespersons, hotel staff, drivers, etc.
4. The five buildings and the work done in them are:
   Hospital: Treatment of patients, vaccination of children
   School: Education and development of students
   Post office: Sending and receiving mail, money transfer, etc.
   Bank: Banking services such as savings, loans, investments, etc.
   Police station: Law enforcement and maintaining public safety.
5. Schools provide education and training to students, focusing on various subjects such as language, mathematics, science, social studies, arts, and physical education. The work in a school involves teaching, administration, maintenance, and support staff.
6. Yes, there are children in the picture who are not going to school. For example, Deepali is one such girl who is not going to school. She helps her family with household chores and takes care of her younger siblings.
7. Deepali is the eldest child in her family, and her parents work outside the home. Therefore, she takes care of her younger siblings and does household chores such as cooking, cleaning, and washing utensils.
8. Yes, I do household work such as cleaning my room, doing laundry, washing dishes, and helping with cooking.
9. Yes, besides household work, I also study and do my homework at home, practice a musical instrument, and engage in hobbies such as painting or reading.
10. My parents work outside the home to earn money, while my siblings and I do household chores and study. However, my grandparents do not work outside the home but help with childcare and household tasks.