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Grade 3 - Science - Review Unit test

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one is correct?

a)

Some animals form groups to survive in their environment. This allows them to share food, protect each other, and help take care of young ones.

b)

Some animals form groups to protect in their environment. This allows them to share food, survive each other, and help take care of young ones.

c)

Some animals form groups to share in their young. This allows them to survive food, protect each other, and help take care of environment ones.

2.

What type of task must animals do to stay alive?

a)

They must find their food.

b)

They must raise their young.

c)

They must avoid predators.

d)

They must have a rest.

3.

Which one of these is correct?

a)

In groups animals can help each other with all of these tasks. Making a group can give animals an advantage.

b)

Animals can help themselves with all of these tasks. Making a group can cause animals an disadvantage.

c)

In groups animals can help each other with most of these tasks. Making a group can give animals an advantage.

d)

In groups animals can help each other with some of these tasks. Making a group can give animals an advantage.

4.

An _______________ is anything that __________ the animal.

a)

An advantage is anything that helps the animal.

b)

An advantage is anything that harms the animal.

c)

An advantage is anything that raises the animal.

5.

Find the correct answer.

a)

Some animals make groups to survive changes in their environment. When seasons change, many groups of animals move to a new place.

b)

Some animals make groups to survive changes in their survival. When seasons change, many groups of animals fly to a new land.

c)

Some animals make groups to survive changes in their lives. When seasons change, many groups of animals move to a new place.

6.

They _______________ to places that better meet their ___________ during that season.

a)

migrate - needs

b)

migrate - parents

c)

move - friends

7.

Migrate means ......

a)

move to a different place

b)

meet some new friends

c)

go to the beach

8.

Hibernation is staying in a state of ___________.

a)

deep sleep

b)

napping

c)

eating

9.

Bats _______, or stay in a state of _______, during _________ when there is a shortage of food.

When bats hibernate, they need __________ food.

In spring, bats can find food __________.

a)

hibernate - rest - winter - less - easily

b)

hibernate - sleep - winter - more - difficultly

10.

As season change, bison _________. When animals molt, they _______ and ________ their body _____________.

a)

molt - shed - regrow - covering

b)

molt - shed - regrow - body

c)

hibernate - shed - regrow - covering

11.

Bison grow thick fur to help ___________ during winter. In spring, they _________ their ______.

a)

keep warm - shed - fur

b)

stay cool - shed - fur

12.

Like animals, _______ have _______________ that help them survive seasonal changes in their ______________.

a)

plants - adaptations - environments

b)

trees - adaptations - environments

13.

During the ______ season, plants become __________, or go into a state of ________.

This adaptation helps protect the plant when _______ water is available in its ________________.

a)

dry - dormant - rest

less - environment

b)

wet - dormant - rest

more - environment

14.

What are different ways that animals might respond to a

seasonal change such as a cold winter?

a)

hibernation

b)

molt

c)

migration

d)

death

15.

The exact place where an object is ________

a)

position

b)

direction

16.

“The cat is on the couch” is a __________

a)

position

b)

direction

17.

“Hanoi city is in the north of Vietnam” is a .........

a)

direction

b)

position

18.

The way an object faces, such as north, south, or toward the window is a .........

a)

direction

b)

position

19.

Relative means ...........

a)

compared to

b)

a family member

20.

The position of one object compared with the position of another object is .......

a)

Relative position

b)

Relative direction

c)

Relative motion

21.

Any time an object’s position changes, __________ has happened.

a)

motion

b)

direction

c)

position

22.

The change in an object’s position compared to another object’s position is its ...............

a)

relative motion

b)

relative position

23.

Constant speed is ..............

a)

Not changing how fast or slow something is moving

b)

Changing how fast or slow something is moving

24.

Many types of motion can be described by (a)  

25.

You can use what you observe about the ___________ of the swing to ___________ how it will move.

a)

motion - predict

b)

motion - preserve

26.

When you tell what will happen in the future is .........

a)

predict

b)

protect

c)

predator

27.

Sometimes the pattern of a ______ is _______ to see.

Other ________ of motion are ________ to see.

a)

motion - easy

patterns - hard

b)

pattern - easy

motions - hard

28.

A force is a ..........

a)

Push and push

b)

Pull and pull

c)

Push or pull

29.

Exert means to ..............

a)

Apply an application

b)

Apply a super power

c)

Apply a force

30.

You pull on the zipper, and the zipper changes its (a)   .

31.

What are correct about force?

a)

A force can start or stop the motion of an object.

b)

A force can change the direction that an object is moving.

c)

A force can speed up or slow down a moving object.

d)

A force can't start or stop an object.

32.

When you sit on a chair, you _______ a force on the chair. The force pushes _________ on the chair.

a)

exert - downward

b)

exert - upward

33.

A pulling force that stretches other objects is called ............

a)

Tension force

b)

Contact force

c)

Spring force

34.

When an object is pushed together, then when the pressure are taken away it pops back to its normal self is .........

a)

tension force

b)

spring force

c)

contact force

35.

A push or pull on one object by another object that is touching it

a)

contact force

b)

tension force

c)

spring force

36.

A push or pull applies on an object is .....

a)

force

b)

power

c)

exert

37.

To apply a force

a)

exert

b)

strength

c)

powerful

38.

A force that slows things down

a)

friction force

b)

fiction force

c)

contact force

39.

A force that can cause pushes and pulls on an object without touching it.

a)

contact force

b)

non-contact force

c)

no force

40.

A non-contact fore that pulls things down.

a)

Gravity

b)

Gravy

c)

Gratitude

41.

Which force makes an object sits/stands still?

a)

Unbalanced force

b)

Balanced force

42.

Which force makes an object moves?

a)

Unbalanced force

b)

Balanced force

43.

What unit do we use to measure force?

(a)  

44.

Which force is more friction?

a)

A

b)

B

45.

The total force acting on an object is .......

a)

Contact force

b)

Non-contact force

c)

Net force

46.

A math problem is called an .....

a)

Mathematic

b)

Equation

c)

Equator

47.

The car is pushing at 10N, the air resistance is pushing at 7N, is the car in motion and why?

a)

No, because the forces are balanced.

b)

No, because the forces are unbalanced.

c)

Yes, because the forces are unbalanced.

48.

The car is pushing at 7N, the air resistance is pushing at 7N, is the car in motion and why?

a)

No, because the forces are balanced.

b)

Yes, because the forces are unbalanced.

c)

Yes, because the forces are unbalanced.

49.

The car is pushing at 5N, the air resistance is pushing at 7N, is the car in motion and why? Is the car moving forward or backward?

a)

Yes, because the forces are unbalanced. The car is moving forward.

b)

Yes, because the forces are unbalanced. The car is moving backward.