Class 3 Online Practice Tests and MCQs
Topic-wise practice questions and timed mock tests for Class 3: tables, 4-digit numbers, fractions, plant parts, maps and grammar basics. Every answer comes with a simple explanation.
Class 3 subjects and topics
Practice sets for Class 3 follow the topics taught in school, so a test can be taken right after a chapter is finished. Topic names follow the CBSE/NCERT and Maharashtra State Board order; your school’s order may differ slightly.
Mathematics
- Numbers up to 9,999
- Multiplication tables up to 10
- Division as equal sharing
- Fractions: half, one-third, quarter
- Time and calendar
- Money and simple bills
- Introduction to perimeter
- Reading pictographs
Environmental Studies (EVS)
- Parts of a plant and what they do
- Animals: food, homes and young ones
- Our food and where it comes from
- Water: sources and saving water
- Shelter and houses
- Maps and directions
- Our neighbourhood and community
English
- Nouns, pronouns and verbs
- Adjectives
- Simple present and past tense
- Punctuation
- Reading comprehension
- Synonyms and antonyms
How Class 3 online practice works
- Register as a parent or student with a mobile number, and set the class.
- Open a Class 3 practice set or mock test. Each test has a timer and a question palette, just like a real exam.
- Submit to see the score straight away, with the correct answer and a simple explanation for every question.
- Check performance insights to see strong and weak topics, then practise the weak ones again.
Exams Class 3 students can prepare for
Try sample Class 3 questions
Choose an answer, then open “Show answer” to see the explanation, the same way results are shown after a test.
What is 7 × 8?
Show answer
Answer: B. 56
Count in eights seven times: 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56. So 7 × 8 = 56.
Which part of a plant makes food?
Show answer
Answer: C. Leaf
Leaves contain green chlorophyll and make food using sunlight, water and air. This is called photosynthesis.
What is half of 50?
Show answer
Answer: B. 25
Half means dividing into 2 equal parts: 50 ÷ 2 = 25.
Tips for parents of Class 3 students
- Build a daily habit: 20–30 minutes at the same time each day works better than a long weekend session.
- Revise multiplication tables and mental maths regularly; they make every later chapter faster.
- After each test, read the explanations together for the questions that went wrong.
- Encourage reading short passages aloud to improve comprehension and vocabulary.
Frequently asked questions
Which subjects are covered for Class 3?
Class 3 practice covers Mathematics, Environmental Studies and English, with topic-wise questions and full mock tests.
Does every Class 3 question have an explanation?
Yes. After submitting a test, students see the correct answer with a short, simple explanation, and can have the question and explanation read aloud in English, Hindi or Marathi.
Can a parent follow more than one child?
Yes. One parent account can add several children, each in their own class, and see their tests, results and progress in one place.