My Silly Sister NCERT Solutions | English for Class 3 PDF Download

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Question 1: Learn New Words
A) Childish
B) Pebble
C) Donkey
D) Dirty
E) Anger
F) Excitement
G) Playful
H) Naughty
I) Washerman
Answer:
A) Childish: silly and immature Example sentences:
1) My younger brother is very childish.
2) You should not do such childish things.

B) Pebble: small stone Example sentences:
1) The children are playing with pebbles.
2) The pebble hurt my toe.

C) Donkey: an animal with long ears used for carrying goods Example sentences:
1) They went to the village on a donkey.
2) A donkey is eating grass.

D) Dirty: unclean Example sentences:
1) He gets dirty after playing football.
2) Ravi cleaned all the dirty clothes.

E) Anger: a state of being angry Example sentences:
1) A man’s anger has no limit.
2) Anger is man’s greatest enemy.

F) Excitement: lively and cheerful Example sentences:
1) There was excitement in the stadium before the match.
2) There was excitement in the market because of Diwali.

G) Playful: someone who likes to have fun Example sentences:
1) My pet is very playful.
2) Her playful nature is loved by everyone.

H) Naughty: badly behaved Example sentences:
1) My best friend is a naughty boy.
2) He spoke naughty words to me.

I) Washerman: one who washes clothes for money Example sentences:
1) The washerman did not come in the morning.
2) We give gifts to our washerman on Diwali.

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Question 1:

1. What does the baby do with the pebbles?
2. What does the baby do with the book?
3. When does the baby laugh?
4. Why does the washerman bring donkeys?

Answer:
1) The baby tries to put the pebbles into her mouth.
2) The baby tears the pages of the books with her hands.
3) The baby laughs when her brother shakes his head at her in anger.
4) The washerman brings donkeys to carry away the dirty clothes.

Question 2:

1. What is the funniest thing the baby does?
2. Do you think the baby sister is really silly? Why?

Let’s move and dance
Hands are for clapping, Feet are for walking, Hips are for shaking, Arms are for stretching, Eyes are for blinking, Heads are for nodding, Elbows are for moving, Mouths are for talking.
(You can make similar verses of your own.)
Answer:
Disclaimer: These are sample answers. Students are advised to write the answers on their own.
1) The funniest thing that the baby does is when she tears away the pages of her book and laughs at it without any reason.
2) Yes I think the baby sister is really silly because she does things in a very funny manner. She does not think before doing anything.

Page No 84:

Question 1:
1. Fill in the blanks to spell words from the story. 
Fill in the blanks to spell words from the story. s i ______ ______ y p e ______ ______ l ______ s s t r ______ e t s s ______ o l d l e ______ ______ o n s n ______ u ______ h t y e x c ______ t ______ m ______ n t d ______n k ______ y 

2. Write similar words from the story:

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3. Fill in the blanks with words from the box
children    
they    
bell
The _________ are playing in the field
. _________  are happy
. _________  are playing ‘catch-me-if-you-can.’ 
The _________  has rung. It is time for lessons.
4. Fill in the blanks
i. One child, many _________  .
ii. One fox, many _________  .
iii. One duck, many _________  .
iv. One goose, many _________  .
5. Add ‘ful’ to make a word.
a. The children are _________  . (play)
b. The flowers are _________  . (beauty)
c. The books are _________  . (use)
d. The vegetables are _________  . (plenty)
6. Add ‘ly’ to make a word
a. The new shoes are _________  . (love)
b. He is _________  smart. (real)
c. We should eat _________  . (slow)
d. Let us sing _________  . (soft)
7. Add ‘ish’ to make a new word.
a. That girl is always crying. She is _________  . (child)
b. I slipped on a banana peel. I feel _________  . (fool)
c. My sister is _________  . (baby)
Answer:
2.
3. children    they    bell
The children are playing in the field. They are happy. They are playing ‘catch-me-if-you-can.’ The bell has rung. It is time for lessons.
4.
i. One child, many children  .
ii. One fox, many foxes .
iii. One duck, many ducks .
iv. One goose, many geese .
5.
a. The children are playful. (play)
b. The flowers are beautiful. (beauty)
c. The books are useful . (use)
d. The vegetables are plentiful. (plenty)
6.
a. The new shoes are lovely. (love)
b. He is really smart. (real)
c. We should eat slowly. (slow)
d. Let us sing softly. (soft)
7.
a. That girl is always crying. She is childish. (child)
b. I slipped on a banana peel. I feel foolish. (fool)
c. My sister is babyish . (baby)

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Question 1: Write five sentences on how you help at home.
I help mother _____________________________
I help father ______________________________
I also help my brother in _____________________
I also help my sister with _____________________
I do ___________________________________ in the house.
Answer:
Disclaimer: These are sample answers. Students are advised to write the answers based on their own personal experiences and observation.
1) I help mother at home.
2) I help father in arranging his documents.
3) I also help my brother in his homework.
4) I also help my sister with cleaning her room.
5) I do not shout in the house.

Question 2:
I’m a popcorn Put me in a pan
Shake me and shake me
As fast as you can
And I’ll pop!
Answer: