Class-3 EVS Chapter-3 Water O' Water/ NCERT

Chapter- 3
Water O’ Water

Fill in the blanks with suitable words:
(thirst, steam, flood, water)

I will wash my face with water.
We all quench out thirst with water.
Steam is a form of water.
Water in flood brings misfortune.

Answer these questions:
Q. Name some places where, we find water.
Ans- We find water in rivers, waterfalls, lakes and springs.

Q. At home, where do you get drinking water from?
Ans- At home, we get drinking water from tap.

Q. Why do we need to store water?
Ans- We store water for essential activities when water supply is not there.

Q. Who fetches and stores water in your house?
Ans- My mon fetches and stores water in my house.

Q. Are there certain people who are not allowed to take water from water supply?
Ans- Everyone can take water from the water supply.

Draw the pictures of those containers that are used for storing water.

 Find the names of sources of water from the grid, given below:

W
A
T
E
R
F
A
L
L
E
L
A
K
E
R
P
X
Q
L
S
E
A
S
A
O
M
T
L
W
I
Q
Y
I
N
N
A
X
W
E
L
L
N
D
Y
P

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Circle the odd one:        
River, mountain, lake, pond, spring
Bathing, washing clothes, swimming, combing hair, kneading dough
Fish, duck, monkey, crocodile, tortoise
Car, boat, bus, train, bicycle

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Tick the activities for which water is used:
to play                  ⃝                           to sing                   ⃝                           to row a boat                     ⃝
to write                ⃝                           to make a tea     ⃝                           to knead dough                ⃝
to run a fan         ⃝                            to paint pictures⃝                          to grow palnts                   ⃝

Name any four activities which
You can do without water
You cannot do without water
Play
Cooking
Sing
Bathing
Write
Moping
Dance
Gardening

Arrange the following on the basis of the amount of water that is needed for each of the activities. Begin with the activity that needs the most water.
Activities:  to bathe, to drink, to clean the house, to water the fields, to knead the dough
1
To water the fields
2
To clean the house
3
To bathe
4
To drink
5
To kneed the dough

Does any river flow through your village or city? If yes, write its name _______________

Write the names of rivers you know.
Narmada
Ganga
Kavery
Brahmaputra
Godavari
Kshipra

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