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Year 3 round up

Year 3 round up

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1st - 3rd Grade

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Year 3 Quiz

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Rock facts

We learned a lot about rocks in Year 3. How much can you remember?

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Multiple Choice

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Igneous rocks are formed...

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by water pushing down on sediment

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by cooled magma from volcanoes

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by magic

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Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a type of rock?

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igneous

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sedimentary

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cretaceous

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metamorphic

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Multiple Choice

Rocks are...

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natural

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man-made

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both natural and man-made

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Multiple Choice

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What do we call rocks that come from living things long ago?

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museums

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fossils

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plants

4

bacteria

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Rock Trivia

Can you guess the answers to these tricky questions? Put on your thinking cap!

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Multiple Choice

Space rocks sometimes land on Earth.


What are these called?

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satellites

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comets

3

meteorites

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Multiple Choice

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Where was the biggest meteorite ever found?

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in Asia -- China

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in Africa -- Namibia

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in South America -- Peru

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in North America -- Mexico

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Hoba is the biggest meteorite ever found.

It was discovered in Namibia, Africa, in 1920.

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Multiple Choice

Which is the most expensive rock in the world?

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Jadeite is the most expensive rock in the world. One gram costs millions of dollars!

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Multiple Choice

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True or false: Some rocks can float in water.

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True

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False

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Some rocks can float!

Pumice floats because it has gas trapped inside, which makes it lighter than water.

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Teeth Facts

How much do you know about teeth?

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Multiple Choice

How many teeth does a normal adult have?

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13

2

25

3

32

4

42

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the hardest part of a tooth?

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the gum

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the enamel

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the dentin

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Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a type of tooth?

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molar

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canine

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tongue

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incisor

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Multiple Choice

Which type of tooth is the strongest and helps us grind up our food?

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molars

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canines

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cuspids

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incisors

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Multiple Choice

What do you call a tiny hole in your tooth caused by tooth decay?

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bacteria

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a cavity

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a molar

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Teeth Trivia

Can you guess the answers to these tricky questions?

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Multiple Choice

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What do you call the blob of toothpaste on your toothbrush?

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a toothie

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a nurdle

3

a penne

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Multiple Choice

Which animal has the most teeth?

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a shark

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a vampire bat

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a snail

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a human

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Snails have thousands of tiny teeth!

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Multiple Choice

The longest human tooth ever found was in Germany in 2018.


How long was it?

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1.5cm

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2.1cm

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3.2cm

4

3.7cm

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About 75% of the tooth was below the gums.

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Multiple Choice

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What colour are a beaver's teeth?

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black

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white

3

orange

4

purple

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The enamel in beaver teeth contains iron, which colours them orange.

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Dinosaur Facts

Can you remember our dinosaur learning?

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Multiple Choice

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When did dinosaurs go extinct?

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about 65 years ago

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about 650 years ago

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about 65,000 years ago

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about 65,000,000 years ago

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Multiple Choice

Some dinosaurs only ate meat.


What do we call animals that only eat meat?

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herbivores

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omnivores

3

carnivores

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Multiple Choice

On which continents did dinosaurs live?

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only Africa and Asia

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Europe, Africa and Asia

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all of them

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none of them

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North America, South America and Asia

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Dinosaurs lived on every continent, even Antarctica!

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Multiple Choice

What kind of scientist studies dinosaurs?

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a dentist

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a palaeontologist

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a chemist

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Dinosaur Trivia

Can you guess the answers to these tricky questions?

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Multiple Choice

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How many claws did a velociraptor have on each hand?

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Velociraptors had 3 claws on each hand.

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Multiple Choice

How long was the biggest t-rex tooth ever found?

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10cm

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15 cm

3

20 cm

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30 cm

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The biggest t-rex tooth ever found was 30 cm long.


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Multiple Choice

Which is the closest living animal to a t-rex?

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a crocodile

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a whale

3

a chicken

4

a lion

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Chickens are the closest living relative of the tyrranosaurus rex!

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Multiple Choice

Where did the word 'dinosaur' come from?

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Japanese for 'evil monster'

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Greek for 'terrible lizard'

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Russian for 'fluffy kitten'

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Multiple Choice

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What language does the word 'emoji' come from?

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Vietnamese

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Japanese

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English

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 The word emoji comes from Japanese e (絵, "​picture") + moji (文字, "character")

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Read the emojis. Can you guess the story from Year 3?

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Can you guess the story?

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Open Ended

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What is the story?

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Open Ended

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What is the story?

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Year 3 Quiz

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