Class-3 EVS Chapter-7 Saying without Speaking, Additional exercises with solutions / NCERT


Chapter- 7
Saying without Speaking

Match the following senses with related organs:
Organs of body
Senses
Skin
Sight/Vision
Eye
Taste
Nose
Touch
Ear
Smell
Tongue
Hearing

Ans-
Organs of body
Senses
Skin
Touch
Eye
Sight/Vision
Nose
Smell
Ear
Hearing
Tongue
Taste

Give one word for:
(a) One who can not speak.                         Dumb
(b) One who can not listen.                          Deaf
(c) One who can not see.                              Blind

Fill up the blanks:
      (a)    Some people who cannot listen, understand what the other person is saying by studying their lip-movement.
      (b)    Sign language is taught at school to children who cannot speak or hear.
      (c)     Mudras and bhavs convey feelings in dance.

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State true or false:
(a) Children who cannot speak or hear should not go to school.                                               (False)
(b) By looking at someone’s face, we can tell if the person is happy, sad or angry.                  (True)
(c) We can talk through dance as well.                                                                                       (True)
(d) We have five sense organs.                                                                                                   (True)                                                                     
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Answer these questions:
Q. Why do some people talk through actions?
Ans- Some people talk through actions as they are not able to communicate through speech.

Q. How do children of six to eight years of age express themselves?
Ans- Children of six to eight year of age express themselves by
(a)    Smiling
(b)    Crying
(c)     Kicking
(d)    Hand movement

We all are special in our own ways. Explain.
All of us cannot do everything. Some of us sing well, others write good poetry. Some can climb trees quickly while others write good poetry. Some can draw well, others can sing in tunes. Hence we all special in our own ways.

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