Let’s go through each sentence one by one and pick the best word from the choices given.
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1. Have you eaten _____ the sweets? (as all and)
We need a word that means “every single one” of the sweets.
→ “all” fits perfectly.
✔ Answer:
all
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2. _____ did all the work. (She He Her)
We need a subject pronoun — someone who did the work.
→ “She” and “He” are both correct subjects. But since only one answer is expected, and both are grammatically right, we can pick either. However, in worksheets like this, usually the first correct option is chosen unless context says otherwise. Let’s pick
She as it’s listed first.
✔ Answer:
She
*(Note: “He” would also be correct — but since the worksheet likely expects one answer, we’ll go with “She” as it appears first.)*
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3. Did you eat a cake _____ in the park? (at in out)
We’re talking about location — where the cake was eaten.
→ “in the park” is the common phrase.
✔ Answer:
in
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4. The book is under the _____ chair. (but above black)
We need an adjective to describe the chair.
→ “black” is the only adjective here. “but” and “above” don’t fit.
✔ Answer:
black
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5. I need _____ go to school today. (to for then)
After “need”, we often use “to” + verb.
→ “need to go” is correct grammar.
✔ Answer:
to
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6. The cat is very _____. (all because little)
We need an adjective to describe the cat.
→ “little” makes sense — “The cat is very little.”
✔ Answer:
little
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7. We played a _____ game of chess. (hard slowly hardy)
We need an adjective to describe the game.
→ “hard” means difficult — fits well.
“slowly” is an adverb — doesn’t fit.
“hardy” means tough or strong — not right for a game.
✔ Answer:
hard
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8. Put the bird in its _____. (cage house room)
Birds live in cages.
→ “cage” is the most appropriate.
✔ Answer:
cage
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9. They _____ finished eating. (are have not)
We need a helping verb with “finished” (past participle).
→ “have” is used with past participles: “They have finished.”
“are” would be for continuous tense (“are eating”), which doesn’t fit.
“not” alone doesn’t work — it would need “have not” together, but the blank is before “finished”, so “have” is the key word.
✔ Answer:
have
*(Note: If “have not” were together as one choice, it might be different — but here “have” is the correct helper verb.)*
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10. Ravi lost _____ shoes. (about because his)
We need a possessive word — whose shoes? Ravi’s.
→ “his” shows possession.
✔ Answer:
his
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Final Answer:
1. all
2. She
3. in
4. black
5. to
6. little
7. hard
8. cage
9. have
10. his
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of english worksheet for 3rd grade.
