Grade 3 · English as a foreign language
This quiz helps revise “School things” in English as a foreign language for grade 3. It has 25 questions in five categories: Writing tools, School pages, Arts and crafts, In the classroom, Ready for school. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Which tool filled with blue or black ink is used to write neat letters? What is it called?
Which pictured wooden tool with a graphite core inside leaves a grey mark? What is it called?
This small soft block…
In the gameWhich pictured straight measuring…
In the gameThis handy tool with…
In the gameWe write, draw, and print on these thin white sheets made from wood pulp. What is this material called?
What is this pictured object with a sturdy cover and bound printed story pages called?
Pupils write spelling exercises…
In the gamePupils record their daily…
In the gameWhich thick reference volume…
In the gameWhich transparent paints are mixed with water and usually used on paper? What are they called?
Which pictured colourful wax sticks do children use to draw and colour pictures? What are they called?
Which plastic tube with…
In the gameWhich pictured handheld tool…
In the gameWhat sticky substance holds…
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Which pictured school table is made for pupils to sit and do their daily work? What is it called?
This piece of school furniture with four legs and a firm backrest is made for sitting. What is it called?
The teacher writes exercises…
In the gameThis white or colourful…
In the gameWhich pictured spinning sphere…
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Which pictured sturdy bag with two shoulder straps do pupils carry on their backs? What is it called?
In some schools, pupils wear a standard set of clothes for lessons. What is it called?
Parents pack sandwiches, sliced…
In the gameWhat do pupils call…
In the gameThis weekly planner grid…
In the gameAll 25 questions and the answers are in the game. Invite your class or friends with a link — guests need no account.