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WorksheetsGRADE 3 EXAM QUIZ FINAL
Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 39mins
Image shows three boxes, one on top of the other. Which box is below Box 2?
Box 1
Box 2
Box 3
Image shows three boxes, one on top of the other. Which box is on top?
Box 1
Box 2
Box 3
Image shows three boxes, one on top of the other. Which box is between Box 1 and Box 3?
Box 1
Box 2
Box 3
In the figure below, what is the position of the ball?
On the table
Under the table
Between the table and the chair
Look at the motion diagram showing three cars labeled Yellow, Red, and Blue from left to right. The yellow car is behind the red car and the blue car. Choose True or False.
True
False
Look at the motion diagram showing three cars labeled Red, Blue, and Yellow from left to right. The blue car is in front of the yellow car. Choose True or False.
True
False
Look at the motion diagram showing three cars labeled Yellow, Blue, and Red from left to right. The red car is in front of the blue car. Choose True or False.
True
False
The red car is 3 meters to the right of the yellow car. Choose True or False.
True
False
In what units can distance be measured?
meter
centimeter
mile
second
gram
Which of these is a unit of distance?
Meter
Second
Gram
... is the space between two objects and can be measured using a tape measure.
Position
Motion
Distance
Q3: What measuring instrument could you use to measure distance? Select all that apply.
Ruler
Meterstick
Thermometer
Clock
Which tool helps us measure distance in meters or centimeters?
Thermometer
Ruler
Clock
The distance between the yellow car and the blue car is 5 meters. Choose True or False.
True
False
Using the table labeled Unit and Symbol, in what units can time be measured?
Second, minute, hour
Meter, centimeter, inch
Gram, kilogram, milligram
North, south, east
Which of these is a unit of time?
Meter
Minute
Inch
The figure below shows three different variables that can measure motion, which picture represent the time factor..
A
B
C
What measuring instrument could you use to measure time? Choose all that apply.
Clock
Watch
Stopwatch
Which do we use to measure short time, like a race?
Ruler
Stopwatch
Compass
In what units can time be measured?
Second
Meter
Minute
Hour
Is the measure of how fast or slow something moves.
Distance
Speed
Time
To find speed, we need:
Distance and Time
Weight and Height
Time and Direction
Which truck is faster, green or red?
Green truck, because it travels farther in 1 second
Red truck, because it travels farther in 1 second
They are the same speed, because they travel the same distance in 1 second
Which truck is slower, green or red?
Green truck, because it travels a shorter distance in 1 second
Red truck, because it travels a shorter distance in 1 second
Neither; both travel the same distance in 1 second
Is a push or a pull
Force
Friction
Motion
In the figure below, which image shows a push force? Options are labeled A, B, and C.
A
B
C
In the figure below, which image shows a pull force?
A
B
C
Friction happen when ............
Things rub against each other
Things fly in the sky
Things disappear
Which surface has more friction: Sandpaper or Ice?
Sandpaper
Ice
Which surface has more friction: Dry road or Wet road?
Dry road
Wet road
Which surface has more friction: Wood or Water?
Wood
Water
Which boy in the graph below is affected by the more frictional force?
The boy who is using skates on snow.
The boy who is wearing rubber shoes on grass.
None
Which boy in the graph below is affected by the less frictional force?
The boy who is using skates on snow.
The boy who is wearing rubber shoes on grass.
None
Ahmed is playing with marbles on three different surfaces, glass, wood and carpet. Which of the following surfaces will cause the least frictional forces on the marbles?
Glass
Wood
Carpet
Ahmed is playing with a car on three different surfaces, glass, mirror and carpet. Which of the following surfaces will cause the most frictional forces on the marbles?
Glass
Carpet
Mirror
Friction makes moving things ...........
Go faster
Slow down
Fly
Choose the correct definition for Unbalanced Force.
Forces that equal in size and opposite in direction.
Forces that not equal to each other.
Choose the correct definition for Balanced Force.
Forces that equal in size and opposite in direction.
Forces that not equal to each other.
A force that happens when an object rubs another object is called ________.
Balanced
friction
unbalanced
position
The forces that make an object move are called ________ forces.
Balanced
friction
unbalanced
position
Motion is the process of change in an object's ________.
Balanced
friction
unbalanced
position
________ forces act on an unmoving object.
Balanced
friction
unbalanced
position
What is an electrical charge?
The weight of an object
A property of matter that makes electricity
The size of an atom
Which of the following is an example of electricity in nature?
Lighting
Volcano
Rain
The left balloon has positive (+) charges and the right balloon has negative (−) charges. What happens between the balloons?
They attract each other
They repel each other
Nothing happens
Both balloons have negative (−) charges. What happens between the balloons?
They attract each other
They repel each other
Nothing happens
Both balloons have positive (+) charges. What happens between the balloons?
They attract each other
They repel each other
Nothing happens
The image below shows two positive charges. What will happen to them?
Attract
Nothing will happen
Repel
The image below shows two negative charges. What will happen to them?
Repel
Nothing will happen
Attract
The image below shows a positive charge and a negative charge. What will happen to them?
Repel
Attract
Nothing will happen
The image below shows a positive charge and a negative charge. What will happen to them?
Repel
Attract
Nothing will happen
What is it called when electric charges build up on an object?
Current electricity
Static Electricity
Magnetism
Which of the following will cause a shock when a person touches a doorknob?
Insulated wires
Electrical current
Static Electricity
Two balloons are rubbed with identical wool cloths as shown below. What will happen to the two balloons?
Push away from each other
Come together
Nothing will happen
Which electromagnet is stronger?
A
B
Which electromagnet is weaker?
A
B
Which electromagnet is stronger?
A
B
Which electromagnet is weaker?
A
B
A material that is affected by the push or pull of magnet is called _________.
magnet
poles
metal
magnetic field
_________ is the region of magnetic force around the magnet.
magnet
poles
metal
magnetic field
A _________ is an object with a force that can attract or repel other materials.
magnet
poles
metal
magnetic field
.The magnet ends are called _________.
magnet
poles
metal
magnetic field
In the figure below, which letter represents an object that will not get attracted to the magnet?
A
B
C
In the figure below, which letter represents an object that will get attracted to the magnet?
A
B
C
Which letter represents a tool that can be used to separate iron filings from paper pieces?
A
B
C
What are the two ends of a magnet
North and south poles
Positive and negative ends
Top and bottom
Which metals are attracted by a magnet?
Plastic, Wood, and Glass
Iron, Nickel, and Cobalt
Aluminum, Copper, and Gold
What do iron filings show when sprinkled around a bar magnet?
The shape of the magnet
The magnetic field
The color of the magnet
Which of the following is not a need for plant
Water
Sunlight
shelter)
Which part of a plant absorbs water from the soil?
Leaves
Roots
Stem
Identify the part indicated by the arrow pointing to the pink blossom at the top of the plant.
Leaves
stem
roots
flower
Identify the part indicated by the arrow pointing to the long green central stalk of the plant.
Leaves
stem
roots
flower
Identify the part indicated by the arrow pointing to the broad green structures on the sides of the plant.
Leaves
stem
roots
flower
Identify the part indicated by the arrow pointing to the thin structures spreading underground from the base of the plant.
Leaves
stem
roots
flower
Which animal uses gills? Choose the picture labeled A, B, or C.
A
B
C
Why do fish have gills?
To see underwater
To swim faster
To breathe underwater
Which of the following is not a need for animals?
Water
Carbon dioxide
Shelter
