Maharashtra Board Textbook Solutions for Standard Three

Lesson 21 – There is the Key of the Kingdom

Things to do

1. List all the things mentioned in the poem in two ways:

(a) From the smallest to the biggest.

Ans: flowers – basket – bed – room – house – yard – lane – street – town – city – kingdom.

 

(b) From the biggest to the smallest.

Ans: kingdom – city – town – street – lane – yard – house – room – bed – basket – flowers.

2. Put the following chains in the proper order. You may start from the smallest or the biggest.

shirt – car – man – pocket – highway – pen

Ans:

Smallest to biggest:

pen – pocket – shirt – man – car – highway

Biggest to smallest:

highway – car – man – shirt – pocket – pen.

 

seeds – container – house – kitchen – dried chilli

Ans: 

Smallest to biggest:

seeds – dried chilli – container – kitchen – house.

Biggest to smallest:

House – kitchen – container – dried chilli – seeds

 

letter – word – book shop – story – story – book paragraph – sentence 

Ans: 

Smallest to biggest:

letter – word – sentence – paragraph – story – story book – book shop.

Biggest to smallest:

Book shop – story book – story – paragraph – sentence – word – letter

 

tail – hair – mountain – cave – bear

Ans: 

Smallest to biggest:

hair – tail – bear – cave – mountain

Biggest to smallest:

mountain – cave – bear – tail – hair

 

grain of corn – field – plant – stalk – ear of corn

Ans: 

Smallest to biggest:

grain of corn – ear of corn – stalk – plant – field

Biggest to smallest:

field – plant – stalk – ear of corn – grain of corn.

3. Read the instructions and write other words related to the given word.

kingdom – Write other words that begin with ‘k.

Ans: king, key, kitchen, kindness, knock, known, kite, knife.

 

city – List the occupations of people in a city (at least 10).

Ans: teacher, professor, doctor, engineer, chemist, driver, salesman, nurse, police, plumber.

 

town – List the different kinds of buildings that we see in a town. Examples – library, hospital.

Ans: offices, company, schools, banks, temples, hospitals, police stations.

 

street – Write other words with a similar meaning.

Ans: road, lane, path.

 

lane – Write a few real or imaginary names of lanes. For example, Park Lane. 

Ans: Maheshwari lane, Patil lane, Kashinath Lane.

 

yard – Mention different locations for the yard of a house. For example: on all sides, to the left, etc. 

Ans: on the right side, on the front side.

 

house – List some of the things you find in every house.

Ans: table, chair, refrigerator, cupboard, beds, lights, rooms, TV, fan.

 

room – Write names of different types of rooms.

Ans: bedroom, hall room, dinning room, bathroom, living room.

 

bed – Make meaningful words by joining this word to the words given here: bug, room, cover, sheet, river, time, flower.

Ans: bedbug, bedcover, bedsheet, bedroom, bed time, river bed, flower bed.

 

basket – List the things you can put in a basket.

Ans: flowers, fruits, vegetables, toys.

 

flowers – Write the names of different kinds of flowers.

Ans: rose, louts, sunflower, hibiscus, marigold, Jasmin, Champa – Chameli.

4. Using your imagination, make similar chains of 3 to 5 related things and list them according to their size. Write where each of the things can be found.

Ans: 

Vehicles:

Bicycle – Scooter – Car – Bus – Train

 

Ocean Creatures:

Seahorse – Jellyfish – Octopus – Dolphin – Shark

 

Farm Animals:

Chick – Kitten – Lamb – Piglet – Calf