The National Emblem (Social Studies, Primary 3)

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In this game, players will determine whether various nouns are related to the concepts of a motto and a seal, commonly studied in Social Studies for Primary 2. Players will answer with ✅ for related nouns and ❌ for unrelated ones.

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The National Emblem (Social Studies, Primary 3)


The National Emblem (Social Studies, Primary 3)Online version In this game, players will determine whether various nouns are related to the concepts of a motto and a seal, commonly studied in Social Studies for Primary 2. Players will answer with ✅ for related nouns and ❌ for unrelated ones. by YAKILI LMS 1 motto Yes No 2 homework Yes No 3 classroom Yes No 4 lesson Yes No 5 subject Yes No 6 book Yes No 7 banner Yes No 8 student Yes No 9 teacher Yes No 10 pencil Yes No 11 chair Yes No 12 slogan Yes No 13 emblem Yes No 14 seal Yes No 15 tagline Yes No 16 coat of arms Yes No 17 crest Yes No 18 symbol Yes No 19 desk Yes No 20 insignia Yes No 21 Knights used coats of arms to identify themselves in battle. Yes No 22 The design of a coat of arms is random. Yes No 23 Coats of arms are not related to history. Yes No 24 Coats of arms are often displayed on flags. Yes No 25 Coats of arms are only for sports teams. Yes No 26 Many countries have their own official coats of arms. Yes No 27 The lion is a common symbol in heraldry. Yes No 28 A coat of arms represents a family or organization. Yes No 29 A coat of arms cannot include animals. Yes No 30 Coats of arms are only found in Europe. Yes No 31 A shield is a common element in a coat of arms. Yes No 32 Only royalty can have a coat of arms. Yes No 33 A coat of arms is only used for businesses. Yes No 34 Colors and symbols in a coat of arms have specific meanings. Yes No 35 There is only one design for a coat of arms. Yes No 36 Coats of arms are always colorful and bright. Yes No 37 A coat of arms is a type of clothing. Yes No 38 Coats of arms can be used to signify rank or status. Yes No 39 Heraldry is the study of coats of arms. Yes No 40 A crest is often found above the shield in a coat of arms. Yes No 41 music Yes No 42 fashion Yes No 43 culture Yes No 44 history Yes No 45 computer Yes No 46 toy Yes No 47 community Yes No 48 television Yes No 49 rights Yes No 50 government Yes No

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The National Emblem (Social Studies, Primary 3)Online version

by YAKILI LMS

motto

homework

classroom

lesson

subject

book

banner

student

teacher

pencil

chair

slogan

emblem

seal

tagline

coat of arms

crest

symbol

desk

insignia

Knights used coats of arms to identify themselves in battle.

The design of a coat of arms is random.

Coats of arms are not related to history.

Coats of arms are often displayed on flags.

Coats of arms are only for sports teams.

Many countries have their own official coats of arms.

The lion is a common symbol in heraldry.

A coat of arms represents a family or organization.

A coat of arms cannot include animals.

Coats of arms are only found in Europe.

A shield is a common element in a coat of arms.

Only royalty can have a coat of arms.

A coat of arms is only used for businesses.

Colors and symbols in a coat of arms have specific meanings.

There is only one design for a coat of arms.

Coats of arms are always colorful and bright.

A coat of arms is a type of clothing.

Coats of arms can be used to signify rank or status.

Heraldry is the study of coats of arms.

A crest is often found above the shield in a coat of arms.

music

fashion

culture

history

computer

toy

community

television

rights

government