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WELCOME 

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SCHOOL CITY’S

INTERNET EDUCATION 


GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III


SYLLABUS 


FA 1 – MODULES 1-3


FA 2 – MODULES 4-6


SA 1 – MODULES 1-6


FA 3 – MODULES 7-9


FA 4 – MODULES 10-12


SA 2 – MODULES 7-12


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SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 1: BIRD FACTS


A. Fill in the blanks with names of birds.

1.  …………… is the largest bird.

Answer: Ostrich


2. …………… is the smallest bird.

Answer: Hummingbird


3. …………… feeds on dead body.

Answer: Vulture


4. …………… is the national bird of USA

Answer: Bald headed eagle


5. …………… is found in New Zealand.

Answer: Kiwi


6. …………… is found in Antarctica.

Answer: Penguin


7. …………… is the national bird of India.

Answer: Peacock


8. …………… is the bird used to carry massages in the ancient time.

Answer: Pigeon


9. …………… is the fastest bird.

Answer: Peregrine falcon 


10. …………… can see at night also.

Answer: Owl


B. Write animal gender.

1. lion- lioness


2. tiger - tigress


3. bull - cow


4. dog - bitch


5. boar - sow


6. fox - vixen


7. cock - hen


8. stag - doe


9. horse - mare


10. drake - duck




SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 2: HUMAN BODY, HEALTH AND HYGIENE


A. Fill in the blanks with names of organs.

1. …………… covers the muscles of the body.

Answer: Skin


2. …………… regulates the cholesterol, blood clotting and hormonal balance.

Answer: Liver


3. …………… are the vital organs for the breathing.

Answer: Lungs


4. …………… cleans waste from the blood and regulates water in the body.

Answer: Kidney


5. …………… pumps the blood through the circulatory system.

Answer: Heart


6. …………… helps us to distinguish between different tastes.

Answer: Tongue


7. …………… is to leg as thumb is to hand.

Answer: Toe


8. …………… gives the sense of smell.

Answer: Nose


9. …………… is located in the skull.

Answer: Brain


10. …………… give the sense of sight.

Answer: Eyes


B. Fill in the blanks with correct words.

1.  Children must sleep for at least …………… everyday.

Answer: 8 hours


2. We should …………… our nails regularly.

Answer: trim


3. We must take a bath …………….

Answer: daily


4. We should …………… our hair daily.

Answer: comb


5. We must wash our …………… before and after every meal.

Answer: hands


6. …………… is a vigorous exercise.

Answer: Dancing


7. …………… keeps us cheerful.

Answer: Laughing


8. We should use …………… water for drinking and cooking.

Answer: clean and safe


9. We should watch the television from some distance to keep our …………… safe.

Answer: eyes


10. We should …………… our teeth every morning.

Answer: brush


SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 3: CURRENT AFFAIRS – REVISION


1. What is the busiest seaport in India?

 Answer: Jawaharlal Nehru Port, Mumbai


2. What is the full form of MHA? 

Answer: Ministry of Home Affairs


3. What is the full form of MHRD? 

Answer: Ministry of Human Resource Development


4. Which state is the largest producer of Wheat? 

Answer: Uttar Pradesh


5. Which state is the largest producer of rice? 

Answer: West Bengal


6. Which is the oldest language in India?

 Answer: Tamil


7. How old is Tamil? 

Answer: About 5000 years old


8. What is the oldest language in the world? 

Tamil


9. What is the second oldest language in the world? 

Answer: Sanskrit


10. What is CAB? 

Answer: Citizenship Amendment Bill


11. What is NRC?

 Answer: National Register of Citizens


12. What is CAA? 

Answer: Citizenship Amendment Act


13. When was the first Citizenship Act passed? 

Answer: 1955


14. Who is known as Golden Girl?

Answer: PT Usha   


15. Which is the tallest statue in the world?

Answer: Statue of Unity


16. What is the full form of LG?

Answer: Letter Grade   


17. What is the full form of WG?

Answer: Word Grade   


18. Which is the largest mall in India?

Answer: Lulu Mall, Kochi


19. What is the area of Lulu Mall?

Answer: 25 lakh square feet


20. What is the full form of CEC? 

Answer: Chief Election Commissioner


21. What is the full form of NBS?

Answer: National Book Stall


22. Who is the father of Biology?

Answer: Aristotle


23. Who is the father of Bacteriology?

Answer: Louis Pasture 


24. How many Lok Sabha constituencies are there in India?

Answer: 543


25. How many Lok Sabha constituencies are there in UP?

Answer: 80


26. What is the full form of SEZ?

Answer: Special Economic Zone


27. What is the full form of GDP?

Answer: Gross Domestic Product


28. Which teams are the semi-finalists of ICC World Cup 2019?

Answer: India, New Zealand, Australia and England


29. Who won the ICC World Cup in 2015?

Answer: Australia


30. Who are called Kiwis?

Answer: People of New Zealand



SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 4: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY


A. Inventions and inventors

1. Marie Curie - Radium


2. Alexander Graham Bell - Telephone


3. James Watt - Steam engine


4. J.L Baird - Television 


5. Colt - Revolver


6. L E Waterman - Fountain pen


7. Thomas Alva Edison - Electric lamp


8. Rudolf Diesel - Diesel engine


9. J.B Dunlop - Bicycle tyre


10. E. Torricelli - Barometer


B. Fill in the blanks.

1. …………… convert input into information.

Answer: Computers


2. The mouse is an …………… device.

Answer: input


3. The …………… processes the data.

Answer: CPU


4. A printer is an …………… device.

Answer: output


5. …………… is the inventor of computer.

Answer: Charles Babbage


6. The keyboard has many …………….

Answer: keys


7. Keyboard is used to enter …………….

Answer: information


8. Computer has its own …………… because it cannot understand ours.

Answer: language


9. CD is a …………… storage device.

Answer: secondary


10. The …………… shows words and pictures.

Answer: monitor


SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 5: FAMOUS PLACES

A. Fill in the blanks with historical places.

1. …………… are the Buddhist monasteries having unique paintings.

Answer: Ajanta caves


2. …………… in Madhya Pradesh is famous for Hindu temples.

Answer: Khajuraho


3. …………… is a cave temple famous for the temple of Kailash.

Answer: Ellora caves


4. …………… is famous for indiscriminate firing by General Dyer on April 13, 1919.

Answer: Jallianwala Bagh


5. …………… reveals existence of the Indus valley.

Answer: Lothal


6. …………… is considered as the oldest University of the world.

Answer: Nalanda 


7. …………… is the Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi.

Answer: Rajghat


8. …………… preached his first sermon at Sarnath.

Answer: Sarnath


B. Hill stations and states.

1. Shimla - Himachal Pradesh


2. Ooty- Tamil Nadu


3. Mahabaleshwar - Maharashtra 


4. Srinagar - Jammu and Kashmir 


5. Amarkantak - Chhattisgarh 


6. Missouri- Uttrakhand


7. Shillong - Meghalaya 


8. Panchmarhi - Madhya Pradesh


9. Mount Abu - Rajasthan


10. Darjeeling - West Bengal



SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 6: ABBREVIATIONS



AIR- All India Radio


PTO – Please Turn Over


BSNL – Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited


UNO – United Nations Organisation


AD - Anno Domini


BC – Before Christ


AM – Ante Meridiem 


PM –  Post Meridiem


ASAP – As Soon As Possible


 ATM – Automated Teller Machine.

 

PNB – Punjab National Bank

 

SMS - Short Messaging Service.

 

VIP – Very Important Person


UKG – Upper Kinder Garten


LKG -  Lower Kinder Garten


SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 7: SOBRIQUETS OF INDIAN CITIES


City of Chillies – Guntur, Andhra Pradesh


City of Sages – Rishikesh, Uttarakhand 


The City Beautiful – Chandigarh


City of Destiny – Visakhapatnm, Andhra Pradesh


Leather City – Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh


Green City – Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat


Tea City of India – Dibrugarh, Assam


Motor City of India – Chennai, Tamil Nadu


The Silk City of India – Bhagalpur, Bihar


City of Prime Ministers – Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh


Brown City of India – Jaisalmer, Rajasthan 


White City of India – Udaipur, Rajasthan 


Evergreen City of India – Thiruvananthapurm, Kerala 


City of Oranges – Nagpur, Maharashtra 


Sandalwood City – Bengaluru, Karnataka




SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 8: PLANT FACTS


A. Fill in the blanks with names of trees.

1. …………… tree has got no wood.

Answer: Banana


2. …………… tree provides us shade.

Answer: Banyan


3. …………… trees are found mainly in coastal areas.

Answer: Coconut


4. …………… wood is used to make furniture.

Answer: Teak


5.  …………… is the tallest grass.

Answer: Bamboo



Fill in the blanks with suitable words.

1. …………… provide water to the plant.

Answer: Roots


2. Plants make their food in the presence of …………….

Answer: sunlight


3. …………… is a desert plant.

Answer: Cactus


4. Plants that take support to grow are called …………….

Answer: climbers


5. The …………… is a big bushy plant but smaller then a tree.

Answer: shrub


6. …………… is a plant whose leaves, flowers and seeds are used in medicines.

Answer: Herb


7. …………… is a plant that grows along the ground.

Answer: Creeper


8. …………… is a plant that grows thick with several hard stems.

Answer: Bush





SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 9: OUR SOLAR SYSTEM


1. Which star is at the centre of our Solar System?

2. How many stars are in the Milky Way?

3. How much time do sun rays take to reach earth?

4. Which planet is nearest to the earth?

5. Which planet is known as the Morning Star or the Evening Star?

6. Which is the largest planet in our Solar System?

7. Which planet has the most moons?

8. Which planet is closest to the sun?

9. Which is the hottest planet in the Solar System?

10. What is the Blue Planet in the Solar System?

11. Which planet has the most volcanoes?

12. When the Halley’s Comet will be visible from Earth again?

13. Which planet spins backwards relative to the others?

14. When was the first manmade object sent into space?

15. Who was the first person to reach space?

16. Who was the first woman to reach space?

17. How many days does the Moon take to orbit the Earth?

18. Who was the first person to set foot on the Moon?

19. What is the average surface temperature of the Moon?

20. What is the equatorial Circumference of Earth?

21. How many natural satellites of Earth are there?

22. Which planet has approximately the same landmass as Earth?

23. When was the Pluto reclassified from a planet to a dwarf planet?

Answers:     

1) Sun      

2) more than 100 billion.   

3) 8 minutes   

4) Mercury

5) Venus       

6) Jupiter      

7) Jupiter with 66 moons              

8) Mercury                   

9) Venus        

10) Earth          

11) Venus        

12) 2061      

13) Venus        

14) 1957   

15) Yuri Gagarin, in 1961    

16) Valentina Tereshkova, in 1963       

17) 27.3 days  

18) Neil Armstrong   

19) 107 degrees Celsius during the day and -153 degrees Celsius at night  

20) 40,030 km   

21) one, Moon 

22) Mars       


SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 10: CURRENT AFFAIRS


1. Who is the Prime Minister of India?

2. Who is the President of India?

3. Who is the Home Minister of India?

4. Who is the Finance Minister of India?

5. Who is the Defence Minister of India?

6. Who is the Railway Minister of India?

7. Who is the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh?

8. Who is the Finance Minister of Uttar Pradesh?

9. Who is the Governor of Uttar Pradesh?

10. Who is the Chief Minister of Delhi?

11. Who is the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi?

12. Who is the Chief Minister of West Bengal?

13. Who is the Chief Minister of Uttaranchal?

14. Who is the Chief Minister of Rajasthan?

15. Who is the Chief Minister of Bihar?

16. Who is the Chief of the Defence Staff in India?

17. Who is the Chairman of SBI?

18. Who is the Chief Justice of India?

19. Who is the Chief Judge of the Allahabad High Court?

20. Who is the Vice-President of India?


ANSWERS

1) Mr Narendra Modi   

2) Mrs. Draupadi Murmu     

3) Mr Amit Shah  

4) Mrs Nirmala Sitharaman       

5) Mr Rajnath Singh      

6) Mr Ashwini Vaishnav     

7) Yogi Adityanath      

8) Mr Suresh Khanna        

9) Mrs Anandiben Patel 

10) Mr Arvind Kejriwal  

11) Mr Vinay Kumar Saxena       

12) Ms Mamata Banerjee    

13) Mr Pushkar Singh Dami     

14) Mr Ashok Gehlot  

15) Mr Nitish Kumar    

16) General Anil Chauhan 

17) Mr Dinesh Kumar Khara     

18) Justice DY Chandrachud   

19) Justice Pritinker Diwaker  

20) Mr Jagdeep Dhankar 


SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 11: GENERAL AWARENESS


1. How many days do we have in a week?

Answer: Seven


2. How many days are there in a year?

Answer: 365 (not a leap year)


3. How many colors are there in a rainbow?

Answer: 7


4. Which animal is known as the ‘Ship of the Desert?’

Answer: Camel


5. How many letters are there in the English alphabet?

Answer: 26


6. How many consonants are there in the English alphabet?

Answer: 21


7. How many sides are there in a triangle?

Answer: Three


8. In which direction does the sun rise?

Answer: East


9. What do you call a type of shape that has five sides?

Answer: Pentagon


10. Which month of the year has the least number of days?

Answer: February


11. Which is the largest flower in the world?

Answer: Rafflesia


12. Which are the vowels in the English alphabet series?

Answer: A, E, I , O, U


13. How many zeros are there in one hundred thousand?

Answer: Five


14. How many hours are there in two days?

Answer: 48 hours (24+24)


15. How many months of the year have 31 days?

Answer: 7 (January, March, May, July, August, October and December)


16. How many weeks are there in one year?

Answer: 52


17. Which are the colours in a rainbow?

Answer: Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red


18. Which animal is called King of Jungle?

Answer: Lion


19. How many bones does an adult human have?

Answer: 206


20. Who was the first man to walk on the moon?

Answer: Neil Armstrong


21. How many primary colours are there?

Answer: Three (red, yellow, blue)


22. Which way is anti-clockwise, left or right?

Answer: Left


23. How many equal sides does an isosceles triangle have?

Answer: 2


24. How many millimetres are there in 1cm?

Answer: 10


25. How many days are there in the month of February in a leap year?

Answer: 29 days



SCHOOL CITY EDUCATION – GK FOUNDATION @ GRADE III

MODULE 12: EXTREMES IN INDIA


Largest Dam - Bhakra Dam (over Sutlej river in Punjab)


Highest Waterfall - Kunchikal waterfall (in Karnataka)


Largest Port - Mumbai


Highest Airport - Leh (Laddakh)


Largest Zoo - Zoological Garden (in Kolkata)


Longest Dam - Hirakud Dam (over Mahanadi river in Odisha)


Largest Museum - National Museum (in Kolkata)


Largest Forest Area (State) - Madhya Pradesh


Largest State (in Area) - Rajasthan


Largest State (in Population)    - Uttar Pradesh


Smallest State (in Area) - Goa


Smallest State (in Population) - Sikkim


Largest Salt Water Lake - Chilka Lake (in Odisha)


Highest Civilian Award Bharat Ratna


Largest Gurudwara - Golden Temple, Amritsar (in Punjab)


Largest Church - Saint Cathedral (in Goa)


Longest Beach    - Marina Beach (in Chennai)


Highest Battle Field- Siachin

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