WorksheetsForces and Rocks Year 3 quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 26mins
Which of these actions are pushes?
What do these words mean?
Attract
Pull together
Repel
Push away
Poles
There is North and South
Poles that are the same (a) each other.
Paper is (a)
Steel is (a)
Aluminum is (a)
Glass is (a)
Iron is (a)
Magnets needs to be touching another object for magnetic forces to be able to act. Is this true? Explain your answer.
Liam has a toy train with two carriages.
It has bar magnets to join the carriages to the engine.
Write N (north) and S (south) on the end of each bar magnet so the carriages join the engine
Which of the following is NOT a type of rock?
Limestone
Marble
Basalt
Cement
Match the type of rock to how it is formed
Metamorphic
From heat and pressure
Sedimentary
From layers of sediment on the seabed
Igneous
When magma cools down
Match the pictures to the type of weathering it is showing
Physical weathering
Biological weathering
Chemical weathering
Jenny measures the time it takes water to go through different soils. She uses a stopwatch and this equipment. Jenny needs to make sure she conducts a fair test. Tick ONE box to show how Jenny can make sure she conducts a fair test.
Use the same amount of water each time.
Record her results in a table.
Test each soil several times.
See if the results match her predictions
Can you have erosion without weathering? Explain your answer.
