CLASS -3 WORKSHEET LESSON NAME NIGHT CHAPTER 10

[Class 3] English Worksheet

Chapter: NIGHT (Number-10)

Unit Theme: SKY

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Time Duration: 1-2 hours

1. Reading Comprehension (7 Marks)

Poem:
The sun that shines all day so bright,
I wonder where it goes at night.
It sinks behind a distant hill
And all the world grows dark and still.
And then I go to bed and sleep
Until the day begins to peep.
And when my eyes open, I see
The Sun is shining down on me.

1. Where does the Sun go at night?
Answer: Show Answer

It sinks behind a distant hill.

2. What happens to the world when the sun goes down?
Answer: Show Answer

The world grows dark and still.

3. What do you do after the Sun sets, according to the poem?
Answer: Show Answer

Go to bed and sleep.

4. When does the new day begin?
Answer: Show Answer

When the sun begins to peep and I wake up.

5. How do you feel when you open your eyes in the morning?
Answer: Show Answer

Happy and fresh.

6. What would happen if the Sun didn't come out one day?
Answer: Show Answer

The world would stay dark and cold. Plants and animals would be sad.

7. What does the word "wonder" mean in the poem? [translate:आश्चर्य]
Answer: Show Answer

To think curiously or feel amazed about something.

2. Multiple Choice Questions (6 Marks)

1. When the Sun sets, the world becomes
a) busy    b) bright    c) dark and still    d) noisy
Answer: Show Answer

c) dark and still

2. Where does the Sun go at night in the poem?
a) Behind a distant hill    b) Under water    c) In the sky    d) Under a cloud
Answer: Show Answer

a) Behind a distant hill

3. When do you see the Sun again?
a) Before sleeping    b) In the evening    c) When you wake up    d) At lunch
Answer: Show Answer

c) When you wake up

4. The word "peep" in the poem means
a) shout    b) look quietly    c) run fast    d) sleep
Answer: Show Answer

b) look quietly

5. Who is shining down in the morning?
a) The Moon    b) The Sun    c) The Stars    d) The Clouds
Answer: Show Answer

b) The Sun

6. What does the poet do at night?
a) Sings    b) Plays    c) Goes to sleep    d) Reads
Answer: Show Answer

c) Goes to sleep

3. Very Short Answer (5 Marks)

1. What shines all day? Show Answer

The Sun

2. What do you do after sunset? Show Answer

Go to bed/sleep

3. What do you see in the sky at night? Show Answer

Stars, the moon, darkness

4. What word in the poem means "[translate:आश्चर्य]"? Show Answer

wonder

5. When do you feel fresh and happy? Show Answer

In the morning, when the sun rises

4. Fill in the Blanks (5 Marks)

1. The Sun shines ___ day. Show Answer

all

2. At night, the Sun sinks behind a _____. Show Answer

distant hill

3. After sunset, the world is ______ and still. Show Answer

dark

4. In the morning, the Sun begins to _____. Show Answer

peep

5. When I open my eyes, the Sun is ______ down on me. Show Answer

shining

5. True/False (5 Marks)

1. The Sun never sleeps in the poem. Show Answer

False

2. The world grows noisy at night. Show Answer

False

3. In the morning, the Sun is shining. Show Answer

True

4. "Peep" in the poem means "shout". Show Answer

False

5. The Sun sets behind the trees according to the poem. Show Answer

False (It sets behind a distant hill)

6. Matching (2 Marks)

Words	Meanings
Peep	Look quietly
Distant	Far away ([translate:दूर])
Shine	To give light
Dark	No light ([translate:अंधेरा])
Still	Quiet

7. Grammar (2 Marks)

1. Fill in the article: ___ Sun rises every day. Show Answer

The

2. Correct the sentence: "sun shining bright" Show Answer

The sun is shining bright.

8. Spelling/Vocabulary (2 Marks)

1. Write the word from the poem for "[translate:आश्चर्य]": Show Answer

wonder

2. Circle the correct spelling: distant / distent / destant Show Answer

distant

9. Creative Writing (3 Marks)

Write 3 sentences about what you see in the night sky.
Show Answer

I see the moon and stars. Sometimes, I see clouds. At night, the sky looks calm and beautiful.

10. Application-Based (2 Marks)

If there was no Sun, what would happen to plants, animals, and people?
Show Answer

Everything would be dark and cold. Plants couldn't grow, animals and people would be sad and hungry.