DAY-1 CLASS-3 SOCIAL L-2 QUIZZ

Imagine you are new to a neighbourhood. What is one way you can learn about the places around your home?

• Explore and observe the different buildings and places nearby

• Stay inside and never go out

• Only watch TV shows about other cities

• Ask someone to do your homework for you

Why is it important to recognize the purpose of each place in your neighbourhood?

• So you know where to go for different needs

• So you can memorize every street name

• So you can build your own neighbourhood

• So you can visit every place every day

How does our neighbourhood help us?

• It helps us meet our daily needs and connect with our community

• It makes us travel far for everything

• It only has empty land

• It is a place where no one lives

Which place in the neighbourhood helps sick people?

• Bus Stop

• Market

• Hospital

• School

Who works at the place shown in the third picture?

• Doctors and nurses

• Teachers

• Shopkeepers

• Firefighters

Imagine you are feeling sick and need help. Which place from the pictures would you go to, and why?

• The hospital, because doctors and nurses can help you get better.

• The school, because teachers can help you.

• The supermarket, because you can buy food.

• The playground, because you can play.

What should you do first when thinking about what's near your home?

• Think about interesting places

• Draw a picture

• Write a story

• Go to sleep

How can neighbourhoods be unique for different people? (DoK Level 3)

• Everyone has their own special neighbourhood with different places and people

• All neighbourhoods are exactly the same

• Only cities have neighbourhoods

• Neighbourhoods are only for children

Who are community helpers?

• People who help in our neighborhood

• People who only play games

• People who live far away

• People who do not work

Which of the following is a way a community helper can help their neighborhood?

• By helping people stay healthy as a doctor.

• By ignoring the needs of others.

• By causing problems in the community.

• By refusing to help anyone.