Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 3 (CBSE) · Value Education
Chapter: Chapter 5 — Chapter 5: Saying Please and Thank You
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. When do we say 'Please'? [1]
(A) When politely asking for something
(B) When we are angry
(C) When we are sleeping
(D) Never
2. When do we say 'Thank You'? [1]
(A) When someone helps us
(B) When we are ignoring someone
(C) When we are angry
(D) Never
3. What do polite words make people feel? [1]
(A) Respected
(B) Ignored
(C) Angry
(D) Confused
4. What do good manners help build? [1]
(A) Good relationships
(B) Fights
(C) Confusion
(D) Nothing useful
5. When should we say 'Sorry'? [1]
(A) When we make a mistake or hurt someone
(B) When we are happy
(C) When we are eating
(D) Never
6. Is 'Sorry' considered a polite word? [1]
(A) Yes
(B) No
(C) Only sometimes
(D) Never
7. What happens when we practice polite words regularly? [1]
(A) They become a natural habit
(B) They disappear
(C) They become harder to say
(D) Nothing changes
8. What does being polite make us? [1]
(A) Pleasant to be around
(B) Difficult to be around
(C) Ignored by everyone
(D) Nothing changes
9. When do we say 'Please'? [1]
(A) When politely asking for something
(B) When we are angry
(C) When we are sleeping
(D) Never
10. When do we say 'Thank You'? [1]
(A) When someone helps us
(B) When we are ignoring someone
(C) When we are angry
(D) Never
11. What do polite words make people feel? [1]
(A) Respected
(B) Ignored
(C) Angry
(D) Confused
12. What do good manners help build? [1]
(A) Good relationships
(B) Fights
(C) Confusion
(D) Nothing useful
13. When should we say 'Sorry'? [1]
(A) When we make a mistake or hurt someone
(B) When we are happy
(C) When we are eating
(D) Never
14. Is 'Sorry' considered a polite word? [1]
(A) Yes
(B) No
(C) Only sometimes
(D) Never
15. What happens when we practice polite words regularly? [1]
(A) They become a natural habit
(B) They disappear
(C) They become harder to say
(D) Nothing changes
16. What does being polite make us? [1]
(A) Pleasant to be around
(B) Difficult to be around
(C) Ignored by everyone
(D) Nothing changes