Year 3 Science Quiz

What are the main human body parts?

• Head, neck, arms, elbows, hands, legs, knees, face, feet, ears, eyes, nose, hair, mouth, and teeth

• Tail, wings, fins, scales, beak, feathers

• Shell, claws, antennae, tentacles

• Hooves, mane, snout, tusks

What is a mammal?

• An animal with fur or hair on their bodies

• An animal that lives in water

• An animal with scales on their bodies

• An animal that can fly

What is a bird?

• An animal with beaks, wings, and feathers

• An animal that lives in water

• An animal with scales on their bodies

• An animal with fur or hair on their bodies

What is a fish?

• An animal that lives in water and has fins to help them swim

• An animal with fur or hair on their bodies

• An animal with beaks, wings, and feathers

• An animal that lives on land and in water

What is an amphibian?

• An animal that lives on land and in water and has webbed feet

• An animal with fur or hair on their bodies

• An animal with beaks, wings, and feathers

• An animal that lives in water and has fins to help them swim

What is a reptile?

• An animal that has dry scales on their bodies

• An animal with fur or hair on their bodies

• An animal with beaks, wings, and feathers

• An animal that lives in water and has fins to help them swim

Why do humans have a skeleton?

• For movement, support, and protection

• To help them breathe underwater

• To help them fly

• To help them swim

How many bones are there in the adult human skeleton?

• 206

• 150

• 300

• 100

What animals have a skeleton?

• All mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, and reptiles

• Only mammals and birds

• Only fish and amphibians

• Only reptiles

Are all skeletons the same?

• No, animals have different skeletons

• Yes, all skeletons are the same

• Only some skeletons are different

• Only human skeletons are different