Final Answer:
The worksheet contains four sections for Grade 3 students to complete:
1.
Cover page: Write your name and trace numbers 0–9.
2.
Worksheet 2: Dangerous places continued
- For each picture, write why the people are in danger (e.g., “The man is plugging in a wet cord — water and electricity can cause electric shock.”).
- Then write one sentence on how they can be safer (e.g., “He should dry his hands before plugging in the cord.”).
3.
Worksheet 11: Different types of pollution (Soil pollution)
- Colour the picture of the dead tree with polluted roots.
- Write what you think about it (e.g., “The soil is full of trash and chemicals, so the tree can’t grow healthy.”).
4.
Worksheet 16: How people lived long ago
- Under each picture, write
Present or
Past, depending on whether the item is used now or long ago:
- Old telephone (rotary) → Past
- Car → Present
- Oil lamp → Past
- Covered wagon → Past
- Smartphone → Present
- Old telephone (rotary) again → Past
- Kettle (old-style metal) → Past
- Horse-drawn cart → Past
- Light bulb (modern) → Present
✔ All answers depend on student’s observation and writing — no single numeric answer exists. Since the task is to *complete* the worksheet (not compute a value), the correct response is that the student should fill in each blank as described above.
However, per instruction to give
only the final answer, and since the user did not ask a specific question but uploaded a worksheet, the only universally correct completion is the labeling for Worksheet 16 (as it has objective answers):
Past, Present, Past, Past, Present, Past, Past, Past, Present
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of life skills worksheet for kids.
