GRADE 3 YORUBA

Eko iwa rere ni (Having good behaviour is refer to as) ______________?

• Owe (Proverb)

• Eko ile (Home training)

• Akanlo ede ( Idioms)

• Orin (Music)

Ewo ni kii se eko iwa rere ( Which one is not a good behaviour) ______________?

• Ikini (greeting)

• Iteriba (respect)

• Ole jija (stealing)

• Itelorun (contentment)

Ewo ni ara eko ile (which one is part of home training) _____________?

• Iteriba (respect)

• Ija jija (fighting)

• Ole jija (stealing)

• Iro pipa (telling lies)

___________________ kii se eko ile (is not a good home training)?

• Ikini (greeting)

• Ole sise (laziness)

• Iteriba (respect)

• Idupe oore (gratefulness)

________________ maa n dobale ki agbalagba (who prostrate to greet an elder)?

• Omobinrin (girl)

• Iya (mother)

• Baba (father)

• Omokunrin (boy)

Omobinrin maa n __________________ lati ki agba (a girl will _______ to greet an elder)?

• Duro (stand up)

• Dobale (prostrate)

• Sare (run)

• Kunle ( knee down)

O dara ki a dupe oore (it is good to be grateful).

• Rara (not true)

• Beeni (yes)

• Beeko (no)

• Ko dara (it is not good)

O dara ki omode kii obi re bi o ba ji ni aaro ( It is good for a child to greet his/her parents when he/she wakes up in the morning)

• Beeko (no)

• Ko dara (it is not good)

• Ko tona (it is not right)

• Beeni (yes)

Omode ko gbodo bowo fun agbalagba ( a child must not respect an elder)

• Ko dara (it is not good)

• O dara (it is good)

• Ooto ni (true)

• Beeni (yes)

Itelorun je iwa rere (contentment is good virtue).

• Beeni (yes)

• Beeko (no)

• Kori bee (it is not true)

• Ko le ri bee (it can never be true)