Class 3 Nso 5 Years Sample Paper

 

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MENTAL ABILITY 1.

Sonia watched tel televisi evisi on for 2 hours. How many minutes did she spend in iitt ? (A)   30 minutes  (A) minutes 

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(B)  (B)  60 minutes  minutes 

(C)  (C)  120 minutes  minutes 

(D) (D)   180 minutes  minutes 

Which two solids make up this given figure ? (A)   Pyramid, Cylinder   (A) (B)  Cone, Cylinder   (B)  (C)   Cone, Cube  (C) Cube  (D)   Pyramid, Cone (D) Cone  

3.

What are the number of squares in the given figure ? (A)   1  (A) (B)   3  (B) (C)   6  (C) (D)   7  (D)

4.

Look at the given schedule : Art teacher's schedule C la s s

Start

Finish

Photography

07 : 45 A.M.

09 : 25 A.M.

Advanc ed ed Art

09 : 40 A.M.

10 : 4 0 A.M.

Sketching

10 : 50 A. A.M. M.

11 : 50 A. A.M. M.

Comput Com puter er Gra Graphi phics cs

12 : 10 P.M .M..

12 : 55 P.M .M..

Art History

01 : 00 P.M.

02 : 40 P.M.

When does computer graphics class begin ? (A)   12 : 10 P.M.  (A) .M.  5.

(B)  (B)  07 : 45 A.M.  A.M. 

(C) (C)   09 : 4 40 0 A.M.  A.M. 

Look at this diagram.

Pink

(D) (D)   10 : 50 A.M.  A.M. 

Both

Rectangle

How many are both pink and rectangles ? (A)   4  (A) (B)   6  (B) (C)   12 (C) 12   (D)   5  (D) 6.

Vinita used five  

10 coins to buy the puzzle book which costs  

45. P u  u z  zz    l  z l  e  e  B o o  o k  k 

How much change should she receive ?

7.

(A) 

`

10 10  

(B)  

`

5 

(C)  

`

6 

(D) 

`

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What is the greatest greatest whole number number you can make using the digits 1, 5, 0, 6? (A)   5,601  (A) 5,601 

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(B) (B)   6,501  6,501 

(C) (C)   6,051  6,051 

(D)  (D)  6,510 Set-B

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8.

Which of the following is equal to 3,206 ? (A)   300 + 20 + 6  (A)

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(B) (B)   3,000 + 20 + 6 

(C)  (C)  3,000 + 200 + 6 

(D) (D)   3,000 + 200 + 60 60  

Arrange the number of students from greatest to least. School Enrolment Gra rad de

Numb Nu mbe er of Stu tud dent nts s

Kinderga rten

576

Grade 1

432

Grade 2

496

Grade 3

553

(A)   Kindergarten, Grade 3, Grade 2, Grade 1  (A)

(B) (B)   Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Kindergarten  Kindergarten 

(C)   Kindergarten, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 1  (C)

(D) (D)   Grade 1, Grade 3, Grade 2, Kindergarten  Kindergarten 

10. If the pattern pattern continues, continues, how many dots will likely be in Row 5 ? Row 1

(A)   18 (A) 18  

(B)  (B)  20 20  

(C)  (C)  22 22  

(D)  (D)  24 24  

11. Harish worked in a toy store. Between 9:00 A.M. and 10:00 A A.M., .M., the store sold 125 toys. Between 10:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M., the store sold 79 toys. How many toys were sold between 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. ? (A)   204 (A) 204  

(B) (B)   194  194 

(C)  (C)  46 46  

(D)  (D)  240  240 

12. What is the temperature shown by the thermometer thermometer ? (A)   35°F  (A) 35°F  (B)   25°F  (B) 25°F 

100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

(C)   40°F  (C) 40°F  (D)   15°F  (D) 15°F  13. There are 3 children standing in line for movie tickets. tickets. (i)

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Javed is first in line.

(ii) Chintoo is behind Lipika.

What is the order of the children from first to last ? (A)   Javed, Lipika, Chintoo  (A) Chintoo 

(B)  (B)  Javed, Chintoo, Lipika  Lipika 

(C)   Chintoo, Javed, Lipika  (C) Lipika 

(D)  (D)  Lipika, Javed, Chintoo  Chintoo  5

14. Which of the following figures shows 7 of the jelly beans in the jar shaded ?

(A)

(B)

(C)

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(D)  (D)  None of these

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15. Aparna made the triangular number cards cards shown below. below. 6

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Which of the following statements about Aparna's number cards is true ? (A) (A) Each card contains a two-digit number. number.   (B)   Three cards contain an even number, and one (B) one card contains an odd number.  number.  (C)   Each card contains a number greater than 5. (C) 5.  

(D)  (D)  Each card card shows shows a number number divisible divi sible by 3. 3.  

SCIENCE 16. Group the insects according according to the number of wings they have and select the correct correct option.

Mosquito

Housefly

Insects with

Worker ant

Cockroach

Insects with

Insects with

no wings (A)   Worker ant (A) (B)   Cockroach (B)

1 pair of wings Housefly Mosquito

2 pairs of wings Moth Moth   Housefly Housefly  

(C)  Moth (C)  (D)   Cockroach (D)

Housefly Worker ant

Mosquito Mosquito   Moth  Moth 

Moth

17. Which of the following animals reproduces by laying eggs?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

18. Which of the following correctly shows the order of planets with increasing distance from the Sun? (A)   Mercury  ® Mars  ® Earth  ® Saturn  ® Uranus  ® Jupiter   ® Venus  ® Neptune (A) Neptune   (B)   Mercury  ® Venus  ® Earth  ® Mars  ® Jupiter   ® Saturn  ® Uranus  ® Neptune (B) Neptune   (C)   Jupiter   ® Saturn ® Uranus  ® Neptune  ® Earth  ® Venus  ® Mars  ® Mercury (C) Mercury   (D)   Mars  ® Mercury  ® Venus  ® Earth  ® Neptune  ® Uranus  ® Saturn  ® Jupiter   (D) 19. The organ shown in the figure is loca located ted _____. _____. (A)   In the head  (A) head 

(B)   On the left side of the body  (B) body 

(C)   On the right side of the body (C) body  

(D) (D)   Below the waist  waist 

20. Which of the following is NOT a good habit? (A)   Washing our hands before eating food. (A) food.  

(B)  (B)  Eating regularly regularly at the same same time in a day. day.  

(C)   Swallowing the food without (C) without chewing it.  it. 

(D)  (D)  Eating fresh and warm food. food.  

21. Which of the following telephone services is used within a country ? (A)   STD (A) STD  

(B)  (B)  Local  Local 

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(C)  (C)  ISD  ISD 

(D) (D)   None of these Set-B

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22. If you send a photograph through e-mail from India to your fr friend iend in Japan, how long will it take to reach? (A)   A few seconds (A) seconds  

(B)   A few minutes (B) minut es to an hour  

(C)   A few days to a week  (C) week 

(D)  (D)  A few weeks to a month  month 

23. Which of the followi followi ng best shows shows water conservation conservation in ac action? tion? (A)   Drinking less water   (A)

(B)  (B)  Brushing teeth using using a mug of water  water  

(C)   Wateri ng plants with hose  (C) hose 

(D) (D)   A leaking tap  tap 

24. Which of the following is NOT used in the kitchen? kitchen?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

25. The tool shown in the figure is used by which of the following persons ? (A)  Painter   (A)  (B)   Mason  (B) Mason  (C)   Plumber   (C) (D)   Farmer   (D) 26. Name the kind of materials used used to make the par parts ts of the car car labelled X, Y and Z. X

Y

X

Z

Z

(A)   Glass (A)

Plastic

Metal 

(B)   Ceramic (B)

Rubber

Wood  Wood 

(C)   Glass (C)

Rubber

Metal 

(D)   Plastic (D)

Metal

Rubber  

 Y

27. Which of the following animals eats both plants and a animals? nimals?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

28. The man shown in the figure is obese because because of the exce excess ss intake of ____. (A)   Minerals  (A) Minerals  (B)   Fats  (B) Fats  (C)  Proteins  (C)  Proteins  (D)   Vitamins  (D) Vitamins  29. In which of the following containers rate of evaporation will be fastest? fastest?

(A)

(B)

(C)

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(D)

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30. Rahul and his friend were walking down a s street treet to reach the temple. Suddenly his friend met met with an accident. Which of the following symbols will help Rahul locate the hospital for his friend?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

31. Which of the following is the fourth planet from from the Sun? (A)   Red planet  (A) planet 

(B)  (B)  Blue planet  planet 

(C) (C)   Morning star  

(D) (D)   Evening star  

32. Dinesh made a 3-D model of one of the human body s systems ystems as shown in the figure. Which human body system did he make? (A)  Digestive system  (A)  system  (B)   Skeletal system  (B) system  (C)   Muscular system  (C) system  (D)   Respiratory system  (D) system  33. Cow is the source of which of the following food items ? (i)

Cream

(A)   (i) & (ii)  (A) (ii) 

(ii)

Curd

(iii) Butter

(iv) Honey

(C)  (C)  (i), (ii) & (iii) (iii)  

(D) (D)   (i), (ii), (iii) & (iv) (iv)  

(B) (B)   (ii) & (iii)  (iii) 

34. Om classified some some objects under four different groups: Q, R, S and T as shown in the table. Group Q

Hockey stick

Cricket bat

Group R

Handkerchief

Blouse

Group S

Car tyre

Balloon

Group T

Stapler pins

Safety pins

The objects have been classified according to their _______.  

(A)   Flexibility  (A) Flexibility 

(B)  (B)  Weight  Weight 

(C) (C)   Material  Material 

35. Which of the following food items is prepared prepared from rice?

(D)  (D)  Use  Use 

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

(C) (C)   Cinnamon  Cinnamon 

(D)  (D)  Cumin  Cumin 

36. I look like Zeera though green am I, To make your stomach healthy I always try, Eat me always after your meal, I refresh your mouth, you surely feel.

Who am I? (A)   Cardamom  (A) Cardamom 

(B)  (B)  Saunf  

37. Which of the following is NOT correct regarding the give given n figures ? (A)   Both of them cannot prepare food on their ow (A) own. n.   (B)  Both of them feed on (B)  on dead matter.  matter.  (C)   Both of them are animals.  (C) animals.  (D)   Both of them (D) them take in air. air. 13th NSO | Level-I | Class 3  3 

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38. On the same same night, Suja and Vijay Vijay were looking at the Moon from different parts of New Delhi. Suja correctly drew the shape of the Moon as shown in the given figure. Which of the following shapes would Vijay see? Full Moon

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

39. To model the Earth's rotation, you will _________ _________.. (A)   Spin in one place  (A) place 

(B) (B)   Jump up and down  down 

(C)  (C)  Move back and forth  forth  (D) (D)   Walk around a friend  friend 

40. According to the the given pie chart, which activity activity makes makes maximum use of water ? (A)   Flushing toilet  (A) toilet 

Flushing toilet

Drinking

People bathing

Washing clothes

(B)  Washing clothes  (B)  clothes  dishes   (C)   Washing dishes (C)

Washing dishes

(D)   People bathing  (D) bathing  41. Which one of the following match is NOT corre correct ct ? (A)   Roots (A) – Absorb water and mineral salts salts   (B)   Stem (B) – Transports water and mineral salts to all parts of the plant  plant  (C)   Leaves (C) – Absorb water from air   (D)   Seeds (D) – Grow into new plants  plants 

42. The script in which the Punjabi language is written written is known as _ _____. ____. (A)   Devnagri  (A) Devnagri 

(B)  (B)  Gurmukhi  Gurmukhi 

(C)  (C)  Wright  Wright 

43. Which of the following vehicles is used by hawker hawkers? s?

(D)  (D)  Braille  Braille 

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

44. The house shown in the figure is generally see seen n in _____. (A)   Cities  (A) Cities 

(B)   Villages  (B) Villages 

(C)   Lakes  (C) Lakes 

(D)   Polar regions  (D) regions 

45. Select the odd one out from the following with respect to mode of transport.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

46. Which of the following has been matched matched INCORRECTLY INCORRECTLY ? Bones (A)  (A)  (B)   (B) (C)   (C) (D)   (D)

Organ(s) it protect(s)

Skull Ribcage Ribcage Backbone

Brain Brain   Lungs Lungs   Heart Heart   Liver 

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47. The Earth completes completes one revolution in _ ____. ___. (A)   One hour   (A)

(B) (B)   One year  

(C)  (C)  One day  day 

(D)  (D)  One month  month 

48. Raju's doctor checked checked him using the instrument shown in the figure. What did she check? (A)   His temperature (A) temperature  

(B)   His heartbeat  (B) heartbeat 

(C)   His weight (C) weight  

(D)   His height  (D) height 

49. A group of students completed a float or sink experiment. They put six objects into a bucket of water. The objects were made of three different materials: clay, plastic and steel. The given figure shows the results of the experiment.

Bucket Plastic duck Plastic cup

Clay boat

Which material always sank in this experiment ?

Water

(A)   Clay  (A) Clay 

(B)   Plastic  (B) Plastic 

(C)   Steel  (C) Steel 

(D)   All of these (D) these  

Clay ball Steel nail

50. Which of the following is only an audio means means of com communication munication ?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Steel spoon

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ANSWER KEYS

1.  8. 

(C)  (C) 

15. 

2.  9. 

(B)  (A) 

(B) 

16. 

22. 

(A) 

29. 

(A) 

3.  10. 

(D)  (B) 

(A) 

17. 

23. 

(B) 

30. 

(A) 

4.  11. 

(A)  (A) 

(A) 

18. 

24. 

(C) 

31. 

(A) 

5.  12. 

(A)  (B) 

(B) 

19. 

25. 

(B) 

32. 

(B) 

6.  13. 

(B)  (A) 

7.  14. 

(D)  (A) 

(B) 

20. 

(C) 

21. 

(A) 

26. 

(C) 

27. 

(B) 

28. 

(B) 

33. 

(C) 

34. 

(C) 

35. 

(D)