Grade-3 Social Science, Term-2 Chapter-4, Topic: Neighbouring Countries


Chapter - 4 
Topic:  Neighbouring Countries

Match these:
A
B
North and North-West
Sri Lanka & Maldives
Northest border
Pakistan and Afganistan
East
Bangladesh & Myanmar
South
China, Nepal, Bhutan
Ans-
A
B
North and North-West
Pakistan and Afganistan
Northest border
China, Nepal, Bhutan
East
Bangladesh & Myanmar
South
Sri Lanka & Maldives

Name the capital of these countries:
Country
Capital
Pakistan
Islamabad
Afghanistan
Kabul
China
Beijing
Nepal
Kathmandu
Bhutan
Thimphu
Bangladesh
Dhaka
Myanmar
Naypyitaw
Sri Lanka
Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
Maldives
Male

Answer the following in one word:
     1-  Tallest plateau in the world / Roof of the world.
Tibet Plateau
     2-  In which country is the tallest plateau in the world located?
China
     3-  Desert of India which also spreads in Pakistan.
Great Indian Desert
     4-  Desert of Afghanistan.
Registan
     5-  The country which is a dry place.
Afghanistan
     6-  An island country.
Sri Lanka
     7-  Country known for its dry fruits and pomegranates.
Afghanistan
    8-  A country that has world’s largest Shiva temple.
Nepal
    9-  A country famous for its thin cotton cloth called Dhaka Mulmul.
Gangladesh
10- A country famous for its very old cities and buildings.
Sri Lanka
11- A country famous for its teak wood.
Myanmar

Match these: 
A
B
Gemstones & rubies
Nepal
Silk and Clay
Sri Lanka & Maldives
Craft, pottery, bangles, juties, furniture
Myanmar
Country that has a king
China
Muslin cloth
Pakistan
Beautiful beaches
Bangladesh
Kebabs, koftas, naan, pulao and chutneys
Bhutan
Largest Shiva Temple
Afghanistan

Ans-
A
B
Gemstones & rubies
Myanmar
Silk and Clay
China
Craft, pottery, bangles, juties, furniture
Pakistan
Country that has a king
Bhutan
Muslin cloth
Bangladesh
Beautiful beaches
Sri Lanka & Maldives
Kebabs, koftas, naan, pulao and chutneys
Afghanistan
Largest Shiva Temple
Nepal

Fill in the blanks:
(Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, rice, China, Maldives
1.    The rivers Ganga and Brahmaputra pass from India through Bangladesh and enter the sea.
2.    The Maldives is a country made of many islands. 
3.    80% of World’s footballs are made in Pakistan.
4.    The people of China eat with chopsticks.
5.    Camels, horses, sheep and goat are common in Afghanistan.
6.    A lot of rice grows in China. 

Identify these flags and name the country:
  


Answer these questions:

Q1.         Name three neighbouring countries of India that do not have sea coast.
Ans- These neighbouring countries of India do not have sea coast:
1-    Afghanistan
2-    Nepal
3-    Bhutan

Q2.         Name four countries that have Himalaya mountains spread over.
Ans- These four countries have Himalaya mountains spread over:
1-    India
2-    Nepal
3-    China
4-    Bhutan
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