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Thank God — NCERT Solutions

CBSE · Class 3 · English

NCERT Solutions for Thank God, CBSE Class 3 English: 23 textbook questions solved step by step. Part of the CBSE Class 3 English syllabus.

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23 Questions Solved · 6 Sections

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A1What did the farmer grow on his farm?Show solution

The farmer grew grapes and watermelons on his farm.

A2What did his wife say?Show solution

The farmer's wife suggested that he should take the best fruit from the farm as a gift for the King. She advised him to choose carefully between the grapes and the watermelons.

A3Why did the farmer decide to take the grapes?Show solution

The farmer decided to take the grapes because they were lighter and easier to carry on the long journey to the King's palace. Watermelons were very heavy, so he chose the grapes instead.

A4What did the King do playfully?Show solution

The King playfully threw the grapes at the farmer one by one, hitting him with them.

A5Why did the farmer say, 'Thank God!'?Show solution

The farmer said 'Thank God!' because he was grateful that he had brought grapes instead of watermelons. If he had brought watermelons and the King had thrown them at him, he would have been badly hurt. So he thanked God for making him choose the grapes.

B1The farmer in the story grew fruits. What else can a farmer grow?Show solution

A farmer can also grow vegetables like tomatoes, potatoes, onions, and carrots. Farmers can also grow grains like wheat and rice, as well as pulses like dal and lentils, and flowers too.

B2Are there women farmers? Do you know any?Show solution

Yes, there are women farmers. Women farmers work very hard in the fields. They sow seeds, water the plants, and harvest the crops just like men. (Students may share the name of any woman farmer they know from their village or neighbourhood.)

B3If you meet a farmer, what would you say to them?Show solution

If I meet a farmer, I would say: 'Namaste! Thank you so much for working so hard to grow food for all of us. You are very important to our country. We are grateful for everything you do.'

Let us learn – A. Opposites

A1Write the opposite of the underlined word: thick bookShow solution

The opposite of thick is thin.
Answer: thin book

A2Write the opposite of the underlined word: long journeyShow solution

The opposite of long is short.
Answer: short journey

A3Write the opposite of the underlined word: soft cottonShow solution

The opposite of soft is hard.
Answer: hard rock

A4Write the opposite of the underlined word: slow tortoiseShow solution

The opposite of slow is fast.
Answer: fast rabbit

Let us learn – C. Fill in the blanks with 'is' or 'are'

C1There __________ animals in the jungle.

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C2The table __________ made of wood.

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C3These mangoes __________ sweet.

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C4Raghuram __________ a tall boy.

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C5The toys __________ on the shelf.

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C6The book __________ on the table.

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C7The girls __________ at the shop.

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C8The car __________ on the road.

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Let us speak

1Imagine you are visiting the Big Elephant. You know that the elephant has a cold. What food items will you take with you? Say them aloud.

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Chandu's Fruit Salad – Arrange in proper order

1Chandu has written the steps for preparing a salad on a few slips of paper. He mixed them up. Think of the proper order and write down in the space given below.
( ) Next, I put in papaya cubes.
( ) Mother cuts some fruits for me.
( ) First I take some banana slices.
( ) Finally, I squeeze a lemon on it, adding a pinch of salt.
( ) Then I add the apple slices.
( ) Then I mix them all.
( ) After that I add some grapes from a bunch.

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Let us explore – A. Find fruits in the grid

A1Find the following fruits hidden in the word grid: MANGO, PAPAYA, GRAPES, BANANA, GUAVA, PLUM, PEACH, PEAR

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important topics in Thank God for CBSE Class 3 English?
Key topics in Thank God include Story Summary, Important Lines and Their Meaning, Word Study, Grammar Focus. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 3 exams.
Are these NCERT Solutions for Thank God free?
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How should I revise Thank God for Class 3 exams?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 42 practice questions on Thank God. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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