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Institute of English Speech and Drama Sri Lanka

Local Grade 3 · Term 2 · Paper 3

written-practice

The ball game

Original EWS practice · EWS suggested term pacing.

Name: ________________________ Date: ________________

Word bank: ball, team, throw, catch, turn, moon, cup, bed

  1. Choose a word from the word bank: A round object used in many games.
  2. Choose a word from the word bank: A group of players on the same side.
  3. Choose a word from the word bank: Send a ball from your hand through the air.
  4. Choose a word from the word bank: Stop and hold a moving ball with your hands.
  5. Choose a word from the word bank: Your chance to do something in a game.
  6. Mina can ___ the ball. (throw / throws)
  7. Dev ___ catch the ball. (can / is)
  8. Four children ___ in a team. (is / are)
  9. Can Mina throw? Yes, she ___. (can / does)
  10. The ball is ___ the box. It is inside it. (in / under)

Read this passage.

Our class plays a ball game after lunch.

There are four children in each team.

Mina can throw the ball and Dev can catch it.

Everyone waits for a turn.

The teacher stops the game when the bell rings.

  1. When does the class play?
  2. How many children are in each team?
  3. What can Mina do?
  4. What does everyone wait for?
  5. When does the teacher stop the game?
  6. Ask a friend if he or she can catch a ball.
  7. It is your friend’s turn. What can you say?
  8. Ask politely to join a game.
  9. A child wins a game. Write a kind reply.
  10. Write one thing you can do and one thing you cannot do yet.

Try it yourself

Explain one rule for a fair game.

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