Class 3 Social Studies: Our State and Country
This worksheet will help you test your knowledge about the different states and union territories of India, their capitals, and key features of our country.
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- Q1.Which of the following is the capital of India?
- A.Mumbai
- B.Kolkata
- C.New Delhi
- D.Chennai
- Q2.How many states does India have?
- A.25
- B.28
- C.29
- D.30
- Q3.India is located in the continent of _________.
- Q4.Varanasi, a very old city in India, is famous for which river flowing through it?
- A.Yamuna
- B.Godavari
- C.Ganga
- D.Brahmaputra
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What's inside this workbook
This Class 3 Social Studies Practice contains 10 questions across 2 printable pages and includes a full answer key at hard difficulty. Aligned to the CBSE and NCERT syllabus.
How this worksheet helps your child
- Builds confidence in core Social Studies concepts taught in Class 3 through repeated, varied practice.
- Aligned to CBSE and NCERT — questions mirror the pattern children see in school tests and unit assessments.
- Comes with an answer key so parents and students can self-check in minutes, without needing a teacher.
- Pitched at hard level — use it for daily homework, weekend revision or quick exam warm-ups.
About this worksheet
Welcome to our Class 3 Social Studies practice worksheet designed to deepen your child's understanding of 'Our State and Country'. This challenging worksheet is perfect for Class 3 students following the CBSE curriculum who are ready to test their knowledge about the diverse geography and administrative divisions of India. Learning about the states, capitals, and union territories of our country is a fundamental part of social studies at this level, helping children develop a strong sense of national identity and geographical awareness. This practice sheet presents questions that encourage critical thinking and recall, ensuring a thorough grasp of key facts. It's ideal for students who have already studied these topics and are looking for an opportunity to solidify their learning and prepare for assessments.
What your child will learn
- Identify the names of various states and union territories of India.
- Recall the capital cities corresponding to different Indian states and union territories.
- Recognise the geographical spread and administrative divisions of India.
- Apply their knowledge to answer questions about India's basic political geography.
- Develop a stronger understanding of India's unity in diversity.
Understanding the concept
Understanding 'Our State and Country' in Social Studies means learning about the different parts that make up India, our nation. India is a very large country, and to manage it well, it is divided into smaller regions called States and Union Territories. Each State has its own government and its own capital city, which is like the main office of that state's government. For example, the state of Maharashtra has Mumbai as its capital. Union Territories are governed directly by the central government of India. Knowing these states, their capitals, and the union territories helps us understand the political map of India. It also teaches us about the diverse cultures, languages, and physiographic features present across our country. This knowledge helps children understand where they live within India and how different parts of the country are connected, forming one large nation.
Tips for parents & teachers
- Encourage your child to use an atlas or a map of India to locate the states and capitals while attempting the worksheet.
- Discuss the answers together after the worksheet is completed, explaining any incorrect responses.
- Turn learning into a game; for example, quiz each other on states and their capitals regularly.
- Connect the learning to real-world examples by pointing out states and capitals on a map during travel or while discussing news.
- Praise effort and perseverance, especially with more challenging questions, to build confidence.
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How to use this worksheet at home
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- Does it include an answer key?
- Yes — click "With answer key" to print a version with answers included, so parents and students can self-mark in minutes.
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