Wonder English Language Education

Mid Term Examination-2071
Grade: III                                                                           F.M. : 100
Sub: Wonder English                                                         P.M. : 40
Time: 3hrs                                                                        
 
1.   Answer the following questions (10×2=20)
a.   What made Chature angry?
b.   Which animal was trying todo an impossible task?
c.   What stays in a corner everyday?
d.   What gallops high above the ground?
e.   Who found Mowgli outside the cave?
f.   What was Rabbit doing?
g.   What happened to Mr. Pandey at last?
h.   What were the demons doing?
i.    How many monkeys did Papa Monkey live with?
      j.   Who ad an idea?
2.   Match the animals with their activity    4
      a. trying to catch up                 Tiger
      b. trying to wash                      Camel
      c. trying to wipe                       Horse
      d. trying to jump                      Elephant

3.   Unscramble the words and match them with their opposite.  6
                            word                               opposite
vrene              never                               thick
rakd                _______                          coarse
hnit                 _______                          night
sye                  _______                          outside
yad                 _______                          always
nife                 ________                        no
seidni              ________                        light

4.   Write ten sentences about your most memorable birthday celebration.   10

5.   Circle the correct answer.   5
a.   Mr. Pandey loved/hate people.
b.   He loved to watch cartoon/sport on television.
c.   He moved his stove and iron/fridge to the living room.
d.   Mr. Pandey's room was full of television sets/book.
e.   Mr. Pandey had become a television reporter/addict.

6.   Match the animal with its sound.   5
a. cat                                 brayed
b. hound dog                     crowed
c. rooster                           howled
d. donkey                          roar
e. lion                                screeched

7.   Write the missing letter from each of the words given bellow.  5
      a. lo ____ ely
      b. wat ____ h
      c. ___ oisy
      d. a ____ noyed
      e. ca ____ e

8.   Match with opposite meaning.   5
      a. little                               beautiful
      b. noisy                             interesting
      c. bright                             dark
      d. boring                           quiet
      e. ugly                               big


9.   Find and circle the correct word.  5
      a. busopsweat we
      b. juvbtubmb
      c. gtyajumpwdf
      d. jkcatchpoi
      e. oplemonfb

10. Write (T) for true and (F) for false statement.  10
a.   Mowgli lived in the jungle with wolf family.
b.   Town Mouse lived in a big hole in a big town house.
c.   Icarus always listen to his father.
d.   The grasshopper was very hard working.
e.   Chature did not work hard.
f.   The fishermen came with their nets.
g.   Fox and stork were friends.
h.   Papa monkey had an idea.
i.    Fly was buzzing around his bald head.
j.    Mr. Pandey was a lovely old man.


11. Make sentence of your own using the following words. 10
a. animal        b. jump            c. funny        d. together
e. clever         


12. Write down any five good qualities that you have.   5






13. Fill in the blanks with given words.  10
idea, river, soup, powerful, lovely, humming, gleaming, spider, tail, hungry
a.       Papa monkey had an ______
b.       The pigeon dropped a leaf into the _______
c.        Fox lapped up the _____
d.       Agni and Vayu were very _______
e.        Mr. Pandey was a _____ old man.
f.         Pooh was ______ a song to himself.
g.       The ______ world begins to reel.
h.       ______ stays in a corner every day.
i.         The horse was trying th catch its own ________
j.         The snake was very _______






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