Worksheets3rd Science DLA Review 1
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 16mins
A student is asked to bring something that feels smooth to class. Which item would be BEST for her to bring?
a sponge
an orange
a marble
a quarter
Earthquakes cause
land to quickly shift
ice caps to slowly melt
weathering and erosion
global warming
Juanita is boiling a pot of water. What change of state is happening to the water?
solid to a liquid
liquid to a gas
gas to a liquid
solid to a gas
What type of energy does the object in the picture give off?
only electrical energy
only light
only heat
both heat and light
Jake puts water in a plastic bucket. He puts in two marbles that are the same size. One marble floats on the water, and the other sinks to the bottom. What can Jake say is true about the marbles?
The marbles have different temperatures.
The marbles have the same mass.
One marble is a magnet.
The marbles are made of different materials.
Soil has different layers. What is at the very bottom layer of soil?
dead leaves
rock
water
worms and bugs
Which of the following can spread out to fill a container?
air
ocean water
sand
rain
Based on the picture, what is most likely the cause of the breakdown of the sediments?
Glacier
Water
Landslide
Wind
Which picture shows an object that begins motion with a push?
Picture 1
Picture 2
Picture 1 and 2
Neither
If matter does not have a definite shape and does not flow, what state is it in?
Gas
Liquid
Physical Property
Solid
Sara and Tom were doing a lab on mixtures. Sara stated that all mixtures are either food or drink. Was Sara's observation correct?
Yes, because mixtures are only solids or liquids.
Yes, because mixtures only contain one ingredient.
No, because mixtures can be a solid, liquid, or a gas.
No, because mixtures can only be solids.
Here are examples of the three states of matter. What do B and C have in common?
They are always clear and without color.
They are always hot.
They have a definite shape.
They take the shape of their containers.
Mrs. Baker's third grade class is at recess. One of the students hits the side of the jungle gym with a metal bat and the side of the jungle gym vibrates. Which of these could happen next?
The metal bat attracts other metals.
The metal bat becomes heavier.
The metal bat becomes a liquid.
The metal bat produces sound.
Movers on a moving van use a ramp to transport furniture from the moving truck to the street. What kind of simple machine is a ramp?
a pulley
an inclined plane
a wedge
a lever
Which of the following is a way students could conserve paper?
Buy only new paperback books.
Use both sides of the paper in a notebook.
Pick up paper wrappers in the schoolyard.
Use paper towels to clean spills in the lab.
The picture shows the kind of pencil sharpener found in many classrooms. Turning the handle of the pencil sharpener to sharpen a pencil is an example of using —
light energy
mechanical energy
electrical energy
thermal energy
All of the following are examples of things that produce light energy EXCEPT-
