
Grade 3 - U4L1 - Revision
Presentation
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Science
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3rd Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Mariam Farooq
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6 Slides • 10 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What are the differences between wild flamingos and captive flamingos?
Wild flamingos are more colorful
Captive flamingos are less social
Wild flamingos have a wider habitat
Captive flamingos are always pink
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Multiple Choice
A student's indoor plant has brown spots on its leaves. The plant sits on a sunny windowsill all day.
What is the MOST LIKELY cause of the brown spots?
The plant is not getting enough water
The plant is not getting enough nutrients
The plant is receiving too much direct sunlight
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Multiple Choice
What effect does pruning have on basil plants?
It keeps them small
It promotes plant growth
It makes them wilt
It prevents them from growing
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Multiple Choice
A sea slug is brighter in color than other sea slugs of the same type.
Which environmental factor MOST LIKELY caused this difference?
The amount of water in its environment
The temperature of the ocean
The nutrients in the food it eats
The amount of light in the ocean
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Multiple Choice
A cat eats a lot of food and does not exercise much. Over time, the cat becomes overweight.
Which statement BEST describes this cause-and-effect relationship?
The cat's diet and exercise level (environmental factors) affect its body weight (trait)
The cat is overweight because it is getting older
Exercise has no effect on an animal's weight
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Multiple Choice
In the photos of the Arctic foxes, which trait varies throughout the year? Explain why time of year affects that trait.
Fur color is the trait that varies.
The size of the fox changes.
The behavior of the fox changes.
The habitat of the fox changes.
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Multiple Choice
An Arctic fox has white fur in winter and brown fur in summer.
Why is this change in fur color BENEFICIAL to the Arctic fox?
It makes the fox grow larger
It helps the fox stay warm in winter
It helps the fox blend in with its environment and hide from predators
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Multiple Choice
How do the wild flamingos and captive flamingos compare in terms of shape and size?
Wild flamingos are larger than captive flamingos
Wild flamingos are the same shape and size as captive flamingos
Captive flamingos are more colorful than wild flamingos
Captive flamingos are smaller than wild flamingos
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Multiple Choice
A walking stick insect can change its color to match the trees and branches in its environment.
How is this similar to how the environment affects flamingos?
Walking sticks and flamingos are the same type of animal
The environment has no effect on either animal
Both animals' colors are affected by environmental factors, but in different ways
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