
CHAPTER 2 THE PLANT FAIRY (SET-1)
Quiz Description
Solve CBSE Class 3 EVS Chapter 2 The Plant Fairy Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and get instant Results. This Quiz set is based on NCERT Environmental Studies (EVS) Class 3 book “LOOKING AROUND”. This NCERT based Chapter specific important Objective Questions with Solutions will help students to understand every concept thoroughly and ultimately build the foundation to score good marks in Board Exams. Questions are designed by the Subject Experts as per the latest syllabus and exam pattern. This Online Practice Set Quiz/Questions with Solution will help students test their learning and quickly revise the chapter. Practice sets are available in Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty levels.Questions in this test
- The last game the children played in the camp was_____.
- What game did they play?
- What are Essential elements for a plant?
- Which of the following creeps on the ground are called creepers?
- Who said let’s play a new game?
- Who said don’t pluck the leaves from the plants?
- Which of the following trees and plants did you not see in the picture?
- In the game, Didi was sitting on?
- Which of the following trees has a trunk as thick?
- The part of the plant which is inside the ground is called _______.
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