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WorksheetsScience Competition Grade 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following is a renewable resource?
Oil
Tree
Coal
Natural gas
Using a bottle of water several times is an example of........
Recycle
Reduce
Reuse
Pollution
Energy resources that were formed from the remains of organisms are called..............
Recycle
Reduce
Conservation
Fossil fuels
This type of soil drains water quickly
Silt
Clay
Sand
Loam
This type of soil that holds water for a long time
Clay
Sad
Silt
Loam
The upper layer of soil and has a lot of humus is called.........
Nutrients
Topsoil
Subsoil
Bedrock
The mixture of air, water and tiny pieces of rock is called........
Soil
Nutrients
Humus
Rock
When ice melts, it will change to..................
Ice
Water vapor
Liquid water
Evaporation
...................... is when water vapor change to liquid water.
Condensation
Evaporation
Melting
Freezing
The picture shows...............
Evaporation only
Water cycle
Condensation only
Precipitation only
Type of water that flows underground is called..................
River
Lake
Rain
Groundwater
The picture shows a small spinning columns of very strong wind.
Tornado
Hurricane
Thunderstorm
Blizzard
I am a snowstorm with strong wind in a very low temperature.
What is my name?
Tornado
Blizzard
Hurricane
Thunderstorm
I am a tool used to measure the temperature.
What is my name?
Rain gauge
Windmeter
Wind vane
Thermometer
I am a like a blanket that covers the sky.
What is my name?
Cirrus
Cumulus
Stratus
Cumulonimbus
The moon completes a full revolution around the Earth in about.........
a day
a month
a year
a week
I am an imaginary line that going through Earth from North pole to the South pole.
What is my name?
Axis
Tides
Moon phases
Revolution
The picture shows one of the moon phases.
The name of this phase is.................
Full moon
New moon
First quarter
Third quarter
Earth rotates around its axis.
This rotation causes...........
Day and night
Seasons
Low tides
High tides
Earth's revolution around the sun causes...............
Day and night
Seasons
High tide
Low tide
