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Out in the Garden

CBSE · Class 3 · English

NCERT Solutions for Out in the Garden — CBSE Class 3 English.

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Look at the picture and answer

1Count how many there are and write in the blanks: children ______, girls ______, boys ______, women ______ and animals ______Show solution
Note: The answer is based on the picture described in the chapter. Typical expected answers are:

children: 10, girls: 4, boys: 6, women: 2, animals: 1

(Answers may vary slightly depending on the picture. Students should count carefully from their textbook picture and fill in the correct numbers.)

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2What games are the children playing?Show solution
The children are playing various games such as marbles, hopscotch, spinning tops, blind man's buff (blindfold game), and flying a kite.

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3Children are playing in the open space in front of their houses. Where do you usually play?Show solution
I usually play in the park near my house / in the playground of my school / in the open ground in front of my house.

(This is a personal answer. Students should write about the place where they actually play.)

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4Some children are not playing games. What are they doing?Show solution
Some children are not playing games. They are watching the other children play, or they are sitting and talking with each other.

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5There are some women in the picture. What are they doing?Show solution
The women in the picture are standing and talking to each other. They are watching the children play.

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6Who is reading the newspaper?Show solution
The old man in the picture is reading the newspaper.

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7What are the children playing with?Show solution
The children are playing with marbles, tops, a kite, and a ball. One child is blindfolded for the blindfold game.

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8What is the old man doing?Show solution
The old man is sitting and reading the newspaper.

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9What is your favourite game?Show solution
My favourite game is cricket / football / hide and seek.

(This is a personal answer. Students should write the name of the game they like the most.)

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10If you were in the picture, which game would you play?Show solution
If I were in the picture, I would play with the kite / marbles / hopscotch.

(This is a personal answer. Students should write the game they would most like to play from those shown in the picture.)

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A. Point out the following in the picture

1The boys are playing with marbles.Show solution
In the picture, a group of boys can be seen sitting on the ground and playing with marbles. Point to the boys who are crouching or sitting near small round objects on the ground.

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2A girl is playing hopscotch.Show solution
In the picture, a girl can be seen jumping on a hopscotch grid drawn on the ground. Point to the girl who is hopping on the numbered squares.

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3A boy and a girl are spinning tops.Show solution
In the picture, a boy and a girl can be seen holding and spinning tops on the ground. Point to the two children with the spinning tops.

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4A boy is blindfolded.Show solution
In the picture, one boy has a cloth tied around his eyes. Point to the boy who cannot see because his eyes are covered — he is playing blind man's buff.

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5A boy is holding a kite.

B. Identify the playthings used to play. Write their names below

1Identify the playthings shown in the pictures (img_2, img_3, img_4) and write their names.

Let us think — A. Answer the following

1What are the children doing with the ball?
2How are children playing with the kite?
3Where are the children playing?

Let us think — B. Think and answer

1Where do you play?
2What games do you play outside?
3What happens if we are not careful while playing outside?

Let us learn — Combine words using 'and'

1give, take
2sing, dance
3eat, drink
4catch, throw
5run, catch
6Can you think of two more word pairs? Write them here.

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