DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL FIROZABAD Revision Worksheet Subject-_English Class- III
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1 TOPIC : Adjectives worksheet Adjectives are words used to modify nouns. Adjectives tell us something about the noun. Identify the adjectives in the following sentences. 1. There I met a very beautiful woman. a) met b) very c) beautiful 2. The kind hostess made sure that everyone was happy. a) Kind b) everyone c) happy 3. He was wearing a red shirt. a) was b) red c) shirt 4. The rich woman is known for her generosity. a) rich b) known c) generosity 5. In spite of being rich and famous, she leads a miserable life. a) In spite of b) Famous c) Leads 6. Her arrogant naturemade her very unpopular. a) arrogant b) nature c) very 7. He wants to be a successful lawyer. a) he b) successful c) lawyer 8. The anxious mother waited for a call from her son. a) anxious b) mother c) call 9. The old man has seen better days. a) old b) man c) days
2 10. Iron is a useful metal. a) iron b) useful c) metal 11. The offer was so good that I could not refuse it. a) offer b) so c) good Adjectives can compare two or more nouns or pronouns. Mostly we add `er` to an adjective to make the comparative form. The superlative form of an adjective compares more than two things or people. Most of the time we add `est` to an adjective to make the superlative form.
3 TOPIC : Chapter- 5 [Annalisa and the giant] It was the story of a giant named Hugo who was very hardworking and gentle. He grew all the wheat, vegetables and fruits he needed but he was not happy because he had no friends who would talk to him, play with him. Every Sunday, he went down to a village so that he can make new friends but all the villagers are afraid of him because they thought that he will take away their children, steal their cattle and food. One day when he went to the village, all the villagers started running and a little girl called Annalisa fell into a ravine. The giant always tried to talk to the villagers but no one ever heard him because his voice was too loud except the merchant Bolf, because he was hard of hearing but this time Annalisa also heard him as she was in the ravine. As usual Bolf lied to the villagers that the giant wants more sacks of wheat, 60 chicken and 10 sheep. But Annalisa knows the truth that the giant only wants the friendship of the villagers. She told everyone about the Bolf`s lie. So the villagers decided to send the wheat, chicken and sheep this week too but this time they hid and caught Bolf dealing with the things send by the villagers for money. After that day the giant and the villagers became friends and the villagers can also hear him clearly as Annalisa requested the giant to speak softly. Some new words Giant: very big Anxious: nervous Emptied: vacant Fortunately: luckily Ravine: a deep valley Answer the following questions. a. Did Hugo know that his voice was too loud before Annalisa told him? b. Who was cheating the villagers and how?
4 c. Why the people of the village were afraid of Hugo? d. Why did the giant feel lonely and sad? e. What did the giant want from the villagers? f. What was the name of the giant? g. Write the synonyms of Anxious- Giant-
5 TOPIC : Collective nouns Read the following sentences. A large crowd gathered in the street. The hungry fox saw a bunch of grapes hanging from the vine. We were attacked by a swarm of bees. Here the words crowd, bunch and swarm stand for a collection of people, a collection of grapes and a collection of bees. Nouns which are thus used to denote a collection of people or things are called collective nouns. Complete the following sentences using appropriate collective nouns. 1. A.. of birds is always a beautiful sight. 2. They welcomed the chief guest with a. of flowers. 3. As we drove down the country side, we saw a. of sheep grazing in the fields. 4. He gave me a.. of grapes. 5. Our. Consists of 20 students. 6. There are 11 players in a cricket.. 7. A. Of lions were seen in the forest. 8. My friend has a. of cards.
6 TOPIC : PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE The present continuous tense is used to talk about actions or events that are going on at the moment of speaking. Study the examples given below. The bird is flying. I am writing. She is reading. The kettle is boiling. We are waiting for you. She is learning her lessons. Raju is solving the problem. Priya is eating an ice-cream. The verb in the present continuous tense has two parts. The first part is an helping verb (is, am or are). The second part is an ing form. When to use is- Use is when the subject is a singular noun. Examples: boy, girl, book, tree, country, pen, India, Rani etc. Use is when the subject is a singular pronoun. Examples: he, she, it When to use are-use are when the subject is a plural noun. Examples: boys, girls, books, trees, countries, pens, etc. Use are when the subject is a plural pronoun. Examples: you, we, they When to use am-use am when the subject is the first person singular pronoun I Q.2 Complete the sentences with present continuous tense form. 1. His dad and brother (cycle) to the shops. 2. We (travel) in Japan. 3. I (sunbathe) on the beach. 4. She (watch) TV. 5. They (swim) in the sea. 6. Sue (stay) at home today.
7 TOPIC : Gender Masculine gender is used to refer male member of any species. For example: boy, man, brother, son, horse, lion etc. Feminine gender is used to refer female member of any species. For example: mistress, queen, tigress, mare, cow etc. Masculine Lion Actor Shepherd Author Prince Bachelor Boy Bridegroom Master Brother Bull Emperor Monk Father God father-in-law gentleman duke lord grandfather grandson milk-man headmaster gander tiger nephew Feminine lioness actress shepherdess authoress princess spinster girl bride mistress sister cow empress nun mother goddess mother-in-law lady duchess lady grandmother granddaughter Milk-maid headmistress goose tigress niece
8 husband wife king queen landlord landlady male female man woman Mr. Mrs. Son daughter Uncle aunt Horse mare Stag doe Policeman policewoman Postman post woman Prince princess Sir madam Wizard witch Cock hen Dog bitch Peacock peahen Q.2 Here are list of Masculine and Feminine.he sentence by changing the masculine into feminine gender. a) His uncle is very poor. b) Each of his sons quarrelled amongst themselves. c) My brother came to see me. d) My friend has two nephews. e) My father works as software developer.
9 f) We saw lion and tiger in the zoo. g) The bridegroom is my cousin. h) His landlord is very rude. i) The king has never seen a white tiger. j) Sir is teaching in the class. Neuter Gender: Things without life cannot be distinguished either as male or female; hence the names of such things are said to be of the Neuter Gender. For Example: house, knife, tree, chair, table, book, ball etc. Common Gender: Names that can be used for both males and females are said to be of the Common Gender. Example: singer, parent, cat, teacher, deer, bird, fish, servant, enemy, orphan, infant, baby, child, student, friend, applicant, candidate, member, leader
10 TOPIC : Chapter 4-The story of Rudolph Rudoplh lived in Toyland. He was younger and smaller than the other reindeer and other reindeer always made fun of Rudolph because his antlers were very tiny, he also had a nose that was red and big. For Christmas, Santa Claus wanted to build a team which will deliver presents to every good little boy and girl in the world. So, he was coming to Toyland to choose the members of the team. All the reindeer were very happy when they heard this news and hoped that they would be chosen to guide Santa`s sleigh except Rudoplh because he did not want Santa to see his bright red nose. At 8 o`clock all the reindeer, except Rudolph, stood in line while Santa suspected them. Santa chose Dasher- the biggest reindeer Dancer- the strongest Prancer and Vixen- who make the smoothest landings on rooftops Comet- the fastest Cupid- the most sure-footed Dander and Blitzen- best at turning over tree tops and landing smoothly When all the selections were done the reindeer danced and clinked their antlers in happiness. The only antler without a job was Rudolph but he stayed behind the holly hedge because he knew others would laugh at him. Rudolph was feeling sad because he also wanted to help. So, he decided to go out and help Santa. As the night was bitter cold and a terrible fog covered the earth, no one was able to see properly in the fog but when Rudolph came in, the soft red glow from his bright red nose lit up the snow. Santa chose Rudolph to guide his sleigh. Then Santa and his team flew on the foggy Christmas Eve. Some new words Inspected: looked carefully Sure-footed: one who can move over uneven ground easily Antlers: horns shaped like branches
11 Answer the following questionsa. Who was the youngest and the smallest reindeer in the Toyland? b. When the reindeer were happy they. C. Why did the other reindeer make fun of Rudolph? d. Why did Rudolph stay behind the holly hedge? e. When was the sign posted on the gate to Toyland? f. Who was the strongest reindeer?
12 TOPIC : Chapter 3-Williwu learns to make friends It was the story of a little shy witchgirl named Williwu who was very excited to party on the moon but the branches of her broom was eaten by hundreds of mice and with this kind of broom she could not fly to the moon. So she went to old witchbroom maker and asked him to make a new broom for her but he doesn`t have any branches to make a broom for her. After that she went to willow tree to ask him to give her some branches. But he replied that the well stopped sending him water, his branches stopped growing. He asked her to go the well and ask him to give me some water. Now she decided that she will go to the well for the help but the well was not able to help her as big stone was rolled on the top of the well. When nothing worked the well asked Williwu to go and ask Valerie to help her. When she got there she asked Valerie to help her to which Valerie agreed and she also asked her friends to help her. At last all the seven children followed Williwu and push the stone off the well. Williwu was very happy she also invited her new friends and the withchbroom maker to the moon. Some new words Pleaded-begged Huge- very large Shy- reserved Q. Answer the following questions. a. Was Williwu a shy girl? b. Why did Williwu want to go the moon? c. Who came out of the closet when Williwu opened the closet?
13 d. Why did the branches of the willow tree stopped growing? e. Who rolled a huge stone on the top of the well? f. How many friends did Williwu get at the end of the story? g. Why was the well not able to help Williwu? h. What did the witchbroom maker ask Williwu to do?
14 TOPIC : Singular and Plural Nouns Count Nouns: Most nouns name something you can count; for example, if you buy a bag of peanuts, you can count each peanut in the bag--one peanut, two peanuts, three peanuts, and so on. We call nouns like peanut count nouns, and usually we add an -s ending to show more than one. Singular count nouns refer to one person or thing while plural count nouns refer to more than one person or thing. We have several ways of making count nouns plural. Some Rules for Forming Plurals: (1) To make a count noun plural, you can often just add an -s ending: a) Book- books c) horse- horses b) Movie- movies d) student- students (2) Most count nouns ending in o, s, sh, ch, and x add -es to form plurals: a) Potato-potatoes c) Church- churches b) Class- classes d) Dish-dishes (3) Many count nouns ending in a consonant followed by y change the y to i and add -es to form plurals: a) company companies c) library libraries b) baby babies d) family families (4) Many count nouns ending in a vowel followed by y add s to form plurals: a) Boy-boys
15 (5) Still other count nouns change form rather than just the ending: a) Man- men c) woman women b) child children d) wife wives Exercise 1 Q. Complete the following sentences, making any underlined singular nouns plural. Notice that modifiers like many, most, and two, signal the plural form of count nouns. Example: The student studied for the history midterm. Many students studied for the history midterm. 1. I watched a film while I was sick. I watched several while I was sick. 2. The library has a collection of rare books. Most have of rare books. 3. The photographer took shots of a wolf A team of took shots of 4. The woman ran a daycare center. The three ran a daycare center together. 5. I wrote an essay for my history class. I wrote many for my history class. 6. Maria ate a stuffed tomato for dinner. Maria ate two stuffed for dinner.
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