Class 3 English - HARYANA
Prose: Chandrayaan
The chapter 'Chandrayaan' takes Class 3 students on an exciting journey to India's famous moon missions. It explains what the moon is, how our scientists built a special rocket called Chandrayaan to reach it, and why we study space. For BSEH exams, this chapter is very important to test children's general awareness, reading comprehension, and pride in India's scientific achievements. Students learn new English words, simple facts about space exploration, and answer questions based on the story of the moon-bound spacecraft.
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Chandrayaan
Chandrayaan means 'Moon Vehicle' in Sanskrit. It is India's special spacecraft sent to study the moon.
ISRO
ISRO is the Indian Space Research Organisation, where brave Indian scientists work hard to build rockets and satellites.
Rocket
A giant vehicle used to carry spacecraft high up into the sky and out into space.
Moon
The bright round object we see shining in the night sky, which is the closest neighbor to our Earth.
Scientist
A clever person who studies science, invents new things, and helps send missions into space.
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Board Exam Info
In the Haryana Board (BSEH) Class 3 English exams, this chapter usually carries around 5 to 8 marks. Common question types include fill in the blanks, matching words with their meanings, answering simple 'Yes/No' or short questions about the moon and the spacecraft, and word dictation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the word Chandrayaan mean?
The word Chandrayaan means 'Moon Craft' or 'Moon Vehicle'.
Who sends Chandrayaan into space?
Indian scientists working at ISRO send Chandrayaan into space.
Why do we send Chandrayaan to the moon?
We send Chandrayaan to learn more about the moon, its surface, and what is present there.
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