GK Questions For Class 3
Since ages, it has always been for kids to know more General Knowledge quizzes. As adults, we are supposed to encourage their interest. Below given are certain GK quiz questions for class 3.
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1) A polygon with 5 sides is called a _________.
Ans- Pentagon
2) What is the young one of a kangaroo called?
Ans- Joey
3) What is the name of India’s highest mountain peak?
Ans- Kanchenjunga
4) The capital of Andaman & Nicobar Islands is ______.
Ans- Port Blair
5) Which is the largest country in the world, in terms of area?
Ans- Russia
6) The two holes on the nose through which we breathe are called _________.
Ans- Nostrils
7) In which country did the game, chess, originate?
Ans- India
8) The wheel in the center of Indian national flag has _____ spokes.
Ans- 24
9) Who is the author of Harry Potter series of books?
Ans- J.K. Rowling
10) Who was known as “Human Computer”?
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Ans- Shakuntala Devi
11) Name the instrument used to measure the speed of wind?
Ans- Anemometer
12) Name the smallest planet in our solar system?
Ans- Mercury
13) Any number multiplied by zero is ________.
Ans- Zero
14) Which is the largest four-digit number?
Ans- 9999
15) Ganymede is the moon of which planet?
Ans- Jupiter
16) Who was the first person to land on the moon?
Ans- Jupiter
17) Who invented steam engine?
Ans- James Watt
18) Who was the first person to calculate the value of Pi?
Ans- Archimedes
19) In which country is Mount Everest situated?
Ans- Nepal
20) Which is the biggest coral reef in the world?
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Ans- Great Barrier Reef
21) World’s largest rain forest is _________.
Ans- The Amazon
22) Which is the biggest part of the brain?
Ans- Cerebrum
23) _________ animals sleep during the day and stay awake at night.
Ans- Nocturnal animals
24) Animals that eat meat are called _________.
Ans- Carnivores
25) Name an insectivorous plant?
Ans- Venus Flytrap
26) A newborn baby has _______ bones.
Ans- 300
27) How many millimeters make a meter?.
Ans- 1000
28) How many millimeters make a meter?.
Ans- 1000
29) What is an angle that has a value less than 90˚ called?
Ans- Acute angle
30) What is an angle that has a value greater than 90˚ called?
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Ans- Obtuse angle
31) When a number is multiplied by 1, the product would be ________.
Ans- The Same Number
32) What is the art of folding paper to create shapes called?
Ans- Origami
33) The flag of which country has a non-quadrilateral shape?
Ans- Nepal
34) The place where beehives of honeybees are kept is called?
Ans- Apiary
35) Which is the fastest land animal?
Ans- Cheetah
36) Which animal has a hump on its back?
Ans- Camel
37) Name a commonly found reptile?
Ans- Lizard
38) Which is the largest ocean in the world?
Ans- Pacific Ocean
39) Australia lies between which two oceans?
Ans- Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean
40) Which is the coldest planet in our solar system?
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Ans- Neptune
41) Where is food collected in the human body once it is chewed and swallowed?
Ans- Stomach
42) Which pigment is responsible for the green colour of leaves?
Ans- Stomach
43) Which Indian city is known as “Orange City”?
Ans- Nagpur
44) Which city is known as the “Financial Capital of India”?
Ans- Mumbai
45) Which country won the first T20 world cup?
Ans- India
46) Which planet in our solar system takes less than 10 hours to complete its one rotation?
Ans- Jupiter
47) Which planet is known as the “blue planet”?
Ans- Earth
48) Which star is closest to the Earth?
Ans- The Sun
49) Which is the most abundant gas found on Earth?
Ans- Nitrogen
50) The mixture consisting of molten rocks that flow out of a volcano during the volcanic eruption is called ________.
Ans- Lava
51) Earth requires ____ hours to complete one rotation.
Ans- 24
52) What is the movement of Earth on its own axis resulting in day and night called?
Ans- Rotation
53) What is the movement of Earth around the Sun resulting in change of seasons called?
Ans- Revolution
54) The Earth is closest to the Sun during which season?
Ans- Summer
55) Name the galaxy our solar system is a part of?
Ans- Milky Way
56) Who invented video games?
Ans- Ralph Baer
57) Who invented postage stamp?
Ans- Rowland Hill
58) Which is the tallest animal in the world?
Ans- Giraffe
59) Which is the fastest bird in the world?
Ans- Ostrich
60) Which is the highest waterfall in the world?
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Ans- Angel Falls
61) Who wrote the world famous children’s book—Jungle Book?
Ans- Rudyard Kipling
62) Who wrote the book “Chronicles of Narnia”?
Ans- C.S. Lewis
63) The book “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” was written by _______.
Ans- Roald Dahl
64) Who wrote the popular children’s book “The Cat in The Hat”?
Ans- Dr. Suess
65) The book “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” was written by _________.
Ans- Eric Carle
65) How many years did the First World War (WWI) last?
Ans- Four (1914-1918)
67) How many years did the Second World War (WWII) last?
Ans- Six (1939-1945)
68) Distance between two countries is measured in __________.
Ans- Kilometers
69) In which country is the Eiffel Tower located?
Ans- France
70) Which number is neither prime nor composite?
Ans- 1
71) 5 times 20 equals to ______.
Ans- 1000
72) How many months of a year have only 30 days?
Ans- 4 (April, June, September and November)
73) An octopus has _____ hearts.
Ans- Three
74) The Statue of Liberty is located in which city?
Ans- New York, USA
75) Sunlight is the source of which vitamin?
Ans- Vitamin D
76) How many teeth does a human have?
Ans- 32
- On which planet do we live?
Ans: Earth
- How many continents do we have?
Ans: Seven
- What is the process in which plants make food known as?
Ans: Photosynthesis
- How many bones do we have?
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Ans: 206
- Name the biggest flower.
Ans: Rafflesia
- The animals that eat only plants and herbs are called ____________.
Ans: Herbivores
- Which country is known as the “Land of White Elephants”?
Ans: Thailand
- Which is the biggest planet in our Solar System?
Ans: Jupiter
- Who is the first woman to go to space?
Ans: Valentina Tereshkova
- Identify the Historical monument
Ans: Charminar
- Name the tallest building in the world.
Ans: Burj Khalifa, UAE
- Who invented the Light Bulb?
Ans: Thomas Alva Edison
- In how many hours does earth complete one rotation?
Ans: 24 hours
- Who wrote the drama “Julius Caesar”?
Ans: William Shakespeare
- Which is the highest mountain peak in the world?
Ans: Mount Everest
- Who is known as the father of modern computers?
Ans: Charles Babbage
- Which part of the computer is its Brain?
Ans: CPU
- Name the longest river on earth.
Ans: Nile
- Name three vegetables that grow under soil.
Ans: Potato, Tapioca and Ginger
- What is the value of Pi?
Ans: 3.14
- Which is the most widely spoken language in the world?
Ans: Mandarin (Chinese)
- Identify the scientist.
Ans: Albert Einstein
- How many days are there in a Leap Year?
Ans: 366
- Name the Largest desert in the world.
Ans: Sahara Desert