G3 Q1 Science Review
Quiz by Jessica Taylor
Grade 3
Science (2017)
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- Q 1/16Score 0Sam drew a picture in the condensation that formed on the window in her bedroom. Which of the following is NOT an example of condensation?29The water left on the mirror after a shower.The water on the morning grass.The water on the outside of a glass of cold water.The water left from an ice cube outside in the sun.
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- Q1Sam drew a picture in the condensation that formed on the window in her bedroom. Which of the following is NOT an example of condensation?The water left on the mirror after a shower.The water on the morning grass.The water on the outside of a glass of cold water.The water left from an ice cube outside in the sun.30s
- Q2Dolly is exploring the mass of different fruits. Which tool should she use to measure the mass of the fruits?graduated cylinderpan balancemagnetthermometer30s
- Q3Dot created the chart below for three different buckets of materials. What conclusion can Dot make about the buckets?None of the buckets contain mixtures.Bucket 3 does not contain a mixture, because there are fewer than two substances.Bucket 2 does not contain a mixture, because all the substances are food.All three buckets contain mixtures, because they have two or more substances.30s
- Q4When the man pulls the rope, the box moves up. What type of energy is the man using to lift the box?LightSoundMechanicalThermal30s
- Q5Ms. Moretz’s class was measuring the temperature of the air in the shade and in the sun. What is the difference in degrees between the temperatures in the shade and the sun?F 20ºC10ºC50ºC30ºC30s
- Q6Maggie combined sand and gravel together in science class. How does she know she created a mixture?Because it cannot be easily separatedBecause it can easily be separatedBecause both the sand and gravel sink if placed in waterBecause both the sand and gravel are solids30s
- Q7If you have your back to a person and he claps his hands, what form of energy lets you know what happened?ThermalMechanicalSoundLight30s
- Q8Ms. Majors’ class was investigating the following objects’ ability to sink or float.Steel nail, glass marble, rock, and metal spoonBeach ball, steel nail, glass marble, and rockPlastic straw, steel nail, beach ball, and rockMetal spoon, glass marble, steel nail, and plastic straw30s
- Q9Maggie measured the temperature of a pot of water in degrees Celsius. What is the temperature of the water?110ºC115ºC104ºC102ºC30s
- Q10Which of the following is an example of a mixture that can be separated in a physical way?Milk and chocolate syrupWater and saltContents of a recycling binGreen and yellow cake frosting30s
- Q11Jennifer loves to make hand shadows on her wall and tell stories. What type of energy does Jennifer need for the shadows to show up on the wall?MechanicalLightSoundThermal30s
- Q12Buddy tested the magnetism of six objects. Which two objects received a "yes" in the “Magnetic” column?Glass cup & iron nailWooden popsicle stick & iron nailIron nail & steel paper clipSteel paper clip & plastic spoon30s
- Q13Donnie was asked to classify and explain the state of matter shown in the pictures. Which classification or explanation is correct?The smoke has a definite shape, so it is a solid.The shoe does not have a definite shape and size, so it is a liquid.The shoe expands to take the shape of its container, so it is a gas.The milk takes the shape of the container, so it is a liquid.30s
- Q14Water in the liquid state can be changed into the solid state by which process?MeltingCondensationEvaporationFreezing30s
- Q15In the science lab, there were three jars as shown below. Which of the following is a mixture?Jars 1 and 2 are mixtures because each has two or more substances, and they can be separated.All three jars are mixtures because they can be physically separated.None are mixtures.Only Jar 1 is a mixture because it has two or more substances, and they can be separated.30s
