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WorksheetsGrade 3
Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
Which part of the nose filters the air that we breathe?
Cilia/hair
olfactory nerve
brain
nostrils
What separates the nostrils?
nasal cavity
septum
brain
Olfactory nerve
The two small openings of the nose
Cilia
snot
brain
nostrils
This is produced when mucus dries up along with dust and dirt.
(a)
The (a) connects the nostrils up to the thoat.
When you breathe in air..it enters from the nostrils down to which organ?
brain
esophagus
lungs
trachea
Which part of the nose contains receptors that notice the smell?
brain
nostril
Olfactory Epithelium
septum
The (a) is an organ that warms, moistens the air we breathe.
Windpipe is generally known as (a) .
It is the middle top part of the nose.
bridge
cartilage
apex
nostrils
septum
It is the tip of the nose.
bridge
cartilages
apex
nostrils
septum
These membranes produce mucus that warms and moistens the air you breathe in.
cilia
mucus
mucous membrane
nasal cavity
olfactory nerves
This is the common ailment of the nose when the blood vessels in the nasal cavity are broken.
common cold
allergy
nose bleeding
allergic rhinitis
This is the common ailment of the nose when there is an inflammation of the nasal cavity.
common cold
allergy
nose bleeding
allergic rhinitis
Help detect taste and bring signals to the brain
taste buds
nerve cells
tongue
Help taste the food
taste buds
nerve cells
tongue
sense organ helps us taste the food we eat.
taste buds
tongue
skin
Sense organ that help us feel the pain and pressure caused by objects.
skin
dermis
tongue
hands
The outer layer of the skin.
dermis
epidermis
pores
Openings where perspiration or sweat comes out.
dermis
epidermis
pores
Thicker layer of the skin
dermis
epidermis
pores
Our tongue have tiny bumps found in its surface.
True
False
Tongue is use for eat only.
True
False
In which layer do you find the sweat glands?
subcutaneous
dermis
epidermis
The bottom layer of skin is called the _______layer.
subcutaneous
epidermis
dermis
New skin cells are formed every _______ weeks.
3
4
2
What dertermines the colour of your skin?
(a)
Melanin protects us from the ________.
sun
diseases
bones
Your blood vessels__________when you are cold.
expand
contract
What provides a waterproof barrier?
sweat glands
skin cells
pores
Identify two mammals in the following. Choose 2 (TWO) answers.
dolphin
penguin
snake
bear
Which of these is a fish?
Which of the following are warm-blooded? Choose 2 (TWO) answers.
mammal
bird
fish
amphibian
reptile
My body is covered with HAIR or FUR, I have LIVE YOUNG, and I feed them with MILK. What am I?
amphibian
bird
fish
mammal
I have MOIST SKIN. I LAY EGGS. I begin my life in the water and later live on land. What am I?
amphibian
bird
fish
reptile
I LAY EGGS. I breathe with my LUNGS. My body is dry and covered with SCALES. What am I?
amphibian
bird
reptile
mammal
My body is covered with FEATHERS. I LAY EGGS and hatch my young. What am I?
amphibian
bird
reptile
mammal
What kind of animal changes their temperature with the environment?
warm-blooded
cold-blooded
hot-blooded
cool-headed
What are the SIMILARITIES of these TWO animals? Choose TWO (2) answers.
Both are warm-blooded.
Both are cold-blooded.
Both have gills.
Both have scales.
What type of vertebrate are humans?
amphibian
bird
reptile
mammal
Because they live in the ocean, many people confuse dolphins for fish. What characteristics classify dolphins as mammals rather than fish?
Dolphins lay eggs and breathe with gills
Dolphins are cold-blooded and have scales
Dolphins are warm-blooded, feed their young with milk and breathe with lungs
Dolphins are warm blooded, lay eggs and breathe with gills
Based on the characteristics, which of the following animals is a BIRD?
Animal A
Animal B
Animal C
Animal D
Which of the following animal has the characteristics of a crocodile?
Animal A
Animal B
Animal C
Animal D
TRUE OR FALSE: All birds can fly.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: Fish, amphibians and reptiles are cold-blooded.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE: All vertebrates that live in water are fish.
TRUE
FALSE
The root that has one main thick root
fibrous root
Tap root
The root which forms a bunch at the base of the stem
fibrous root
tap root
Examples for Taproot
Carrot
Turnip
Grass
Wheat
The branches originate from the base of the stem and spread downwards in the ground. True or False
True
False
Maybe
I don't know
Examples for Fibrous Root
Sugarcane
Rice
Barley
Carrot
Functions of a Root
Roots absorb water and minerals from the soil and send them up into the stem and other parts of a plant
Roots bind the soil and prevent soil erosion.
Making food for the plant.
Making Nectar.
Roots do not always grow under the ground. True or False
True
False
Roots which hang in the air are called
Aerial Roots
Propagating Roots
Water- Storing Roots
I don't know
Grapevine is a ____________________.
creeper
climber
shrub
Small plants with soft green and tender stem are called ______________.
Shrubs
Trees
Herbs
Climbers
Money plant is an example of ______________.
Herb
Shrub
Climber
Creeper
Rose and Hibiscus are examples of __________________.
Herbs
Shrubs
Climbers
Creepers
Plants with weak stem that crawl or creep on ground and spreads are called ____________________.
Climbers
Creepers
Herbs
Shrubs
Pumpkin is an example of ____________________.
Herb
Climber
Creeper
Trees
Big plants are called_________________.
Trees
Shrubs
Climbers
Creepers
Rice and grass are examples of __________________.
Herbs
Shrubs
Trees
Climbers
Which plant part makes seeds or fruit?
the stem
the roots
the flower
the leaves
This is the
petal
anther
seeds
sepal
stem
This is the
style
anther
stigma
sepal
stem
This is the
style
anther
stigma
sepal
stem
This is the
style
anther
stigma
sepal
stem
