CBSE Class 3 Science Revision Worksheet

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Chapter-wise Worksheet for Class 3 Science All Chapters

Students of Class 3 should use this Science practice paper to check their understanding of All Chapters as it includes essential problems and detailed solutions. Regular self-testing with these will help you achieve higher marks in your school tests and final examinations.

Class 3 Science All Chapters Worksheet with Answers

General Science

I. Write “True” if the statement is correct and ”False “ if the statement is incorrect
 
_______1. A plain is a land that is very high. False
 
_______2. A young one of a pig is called a pig let. True
 
_______3. A dog makes a loud noise when it barks. True
 
_______4. Rivers flow into lakes and oceans.True
 
_______5. The earth has a flat shape. False
 
_______6. Carnivores are animals that eat plants. False
 
_______7. Heat is energy that makes things move .False
 
_______8. A rain gauge tells how much rain falls. True
 
_______9. A planet is a large object in the sky. True
 
_______10. A lever is a simple machine. True
 
 
II. Circle the correct answer.
 
1. A gas ________________ have its own shape.
A. does B. does not
Ans- B
 
2. Planets that are far from the sun are_____________.
A. cold B. warm
Ans-A
 
3. We use ________________to change from a solid to a liquid.
A. heat B. dissolve
Ans-A
 
4. Water and ______________ do not mix.
A. oil B. alcohol
Ans-A
 
5. ______________is how warm or cold the air is.
A. temperature B. pressure
Ans-A
 
6. _______________ is an animal that uses its wing to move.
A. dog B. parrot C. fish
Ans- B
 
7. A place with many trees is called ____________.
A. grassland B. herbivore C. forest
Ans- C
 
8. Which ends of a magnet attract each other?
A. N and S B. S and S C. N and N
Ans- A
 
9. The third planet from the sun is _______________.
A. Mars B. Earth C. Mercury
Ans- B
 
10. Things are made up of __________________.
A. Mass B. matter C. balance
Ans- B
 
 
III. Match the following words with their correct definitions
A                                                              B.
________1. Sand soil                     A. how much matter is in something.
________2. Batteries                     B. a kind of energy that lets you see.
________3. Magnet                       C. is a star.
________4. Mass                          D. a little one of a cat.
________5. Light                          E. a type of soil that holds a lot of water.
________6. Desert                        F. a dry place.
________7. Electricity                   G. a kind of energy that store electricity.
________8. kitten                         H. will pull things that have iron in them.
________9. Clay soil                      I. a type of soil that hold little water.
________10. The sun                    J. a form of energy that gives something power to work

Ans- 1.I  2.G  3.H  4.A  5.B  6.F  7.J  8.D  9.E  10.C

 
IV. Answer the following questions.
 
1. What kind of energy makes things warm?
Ans- Heat energy
 
2. Is Venus colder or warmer than earth?
Ans- Warmer
 
3. What does an object do when it makes a sound?
Ans- It makes vibration
 
4. Mention all the planets in their order?
Ans- Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
 
5. What is a food chain?
Ans- S food chain is the order of how living things get food.
 
6. Mention three animals that are omnivores?
a. ________________________________
b. ________________________________
c. ________________________________
Ans-  A. Human   B. pig   C. Rat
 
7. List two kinds of energy.
a. ____________________
b. ____________________
Ans- A. Heat energy
        B. light energy
 
8. What are clouds made of?
Ans- Water Vapor
 
9. How do we change a liquid to a solid?
Ans- Heat energy
 
10. Mention the three states of matters?
a. ________________________________
b. ________________________________
c. ________________________________

Ans- A. Solid   B. Liquid   C. Gas

 

More Questions

Q: 1 Fill in the blanks.

HINTS: (First aid box, hurt, rules, help, antiseptic, wound, bandage,Medicine, doctor)

Once there were a group of friends playing in the garden .Amit broke the _______ of the game. Mohit got _______. His friends brought a _______and gave Amit the immediate ____________. They cleaned the ________ with ____________lotion and put a __________on the wound. Then they took Amit to the _________ and the doctor gave him the _____________.

Q:2 Write true or false.

1. We should run in the class.__________

2. Accident happens due to carelessness.__________

3. We should use school equipment carefully.__________

4. We should cross the road at zebra crossing. __________

5. Always walk on the footpath. __________

Q:3 Draw a first aid box and the things we put in the first aid box.

Q: 4 Answer the following questions:-

I. Write three safety rules that you should follow at home.

II. Write three safety rules that you should follow at school.

III. A bus driver should not jump a red light on a crossing .Why?

A. Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

1) Never touch the wires or switches with ___________________.

2) Accidents can be prevented by following certain ____________.

3) Never wear synthetic cloths while working in the ____________.

4) Flying the kites on the _____________ should be avoided.

5) Playing games keeps us _______________ and ______________.

6) Cross the road only at ____________________.

7) The first help given to an injured person immediately is called _________________.

8) _____________ birds take care of their eggs and young ones.

9) A __________________ sews leaves together with its beak to make a nest.

10) The _________________ is a flat nest that can be found on the treetops.

B. Write True / False.

1) Parrot makes the cup nest ________________.

2) The parent birds keep their eggs warm for hatching _____________.

3) Accidents happen when we are careful _______________.

4) We must never panic when someone is hurt ___________.

5) We should not run while boarding and de-boarding the school bus._______________.

C. Match the following.

          A                                 B

1. Bluebird                    1. Cup nest

2. Bulbul                       2. First aid

3. Vulture                     3. Cavity nest

4. Antiseptic cream      4. Platform nest

A. Answer the following Questions.

1. What is digestive system?

2. Why do birds make nest?

3. What does a seed need to grow in to a plant?

B. Define the following term:-

1. Heart :______________________________

2. Tap root :____________________________

C. Fill in the blanks.

1. Our _____ helps us to taste.

2. Birds _____ act as a rudder of a boat.

3. ______ fruit have many seed inside them.

4. _____ bird scratch and dig out the insect and buried seeds from the soil.

5. The ________ body is the better machine than any other machine.

D. Match the following

1. Grass             food stored in stem

2. Bean              wading birds

3. Sugarcane    tap root

4. Cranes          removal of solid waste

5. Anus             fibrous root

E. Tick the odd one out:

1. Eagle    Hawk    Parrot    Vulture

2. Cabbage    Spinach    Carrot    Lettuce

3. Eyes     Ears     Brain     Skin    Tounge

4. Flowers    Stem    Leaves    Root    Fruits

5. Skin    Kidney    Lungs   Brain

F. Draw the diagram of parts of plant and parts of a leaf.

New Words ( copy New words twice in notebook)

1. Shoot 2. blade 3. swollen

4. root 5. lamina 6. upright

7. tap 8. veins 9. photosynthesis

10.fibrous 11. stalk 12. beetroot

Define the following terms:

1. Warmth: here, the light of sun.

2. Tap root : when a main root grows from the end of the stem.

3. Fibrous root: when a number of root grow from the end of the stem.

Answers

1. The part of plant which grows above the ground is called shoot whereas the part of plant which grows below the ground is called root.

2. The two functions of root are as follows:

a. The fixes the plants in the soil.

b. They absorb water and salts from the soil.

3. The uses of stem are as follows:

a. It holds the plants upright and supports.

b. It carries water absorbed by roots to the leaves.

c. It also carries food prepared by leaves to different parts of plant.

4. A seed needs enough air, water and warmth to grow into a plant.

Extra questions

Q.5 What do mean by photosynthesis?
Ans:
Photosynthesis is process by which a green leaf makes food for the plants with the help of air, water and sunlight.

Q.6 What is Lamina?
Ans:
The flat and broad part of a leaf is called the leaf blade or lamina.

I. Write “True” for the correct statements and “False” for the incorrect statements.

 
1. A battery is a source of chemical energy. True
 
2. The pancreas releases glucagon hormone. True
 
3. Adrenalin is released when you are frightened, hurt or in danger. True
 
4. Force is the ability to do work. False
 
5. Pituitary glands control the growth of the human body. True
 
6. Insulin is produced by the pituitary gland. False
 
7. An endocrine system can speed up and slow down activities in our body. True
 
8. Dwarfism is caused by shortage of insulin hormone. False
 
II. Choose the correct answer and encircle the letter of your choice.
 
1. Which one of the following systems is concerned with communication among different organs of our body?
A. Reproductive     B. Circulatory    C. Digestive    D. Nervous
 
2. What is function of the nervous system?
A. Receive messages     C. Send messages to muscles
B. Process messages     D. All of the above
 
3. The nervous system consists of___________________.
A. Brain     B. Spinal cord     C. Nerves    D. All
 
4. The central nervous system is made up of_______________.
A. Nerves and brain            C. Brain and spinal cord
B. Nerves and spinal cord    D. None of the above
 
5. Which one of the following is not the main part of nerve cells?
A. The cell body    B. Dendrite    C. Axon    D. None of the above
 
6. Which one of the following is the most important part of the nervous system?
A. The brain    B. The spinal cord    C. The motor    D. None
 
7. Our brain is protected by.
A. Vertebral column    B. Skull    C. Hairs    D. Skin
 
8. Our spinal cord is protected by.
A. Backbone   B. Skull    C. Skin    D. Hairs
 
 9. The ability to do work is called ______________
A. Energy   B. Power    C. Force    D. All
 
 10. Which of the following is not a source of energy?
A. Wind      B. Water    C. Dry cell    D. None
 
11. Which of the following is not a form of energy?
A. Light     B. Sound    C. Heat        D. None of the above
 
12. Energy ___________.
A. Exists in different forms                                            C. is the capacity to do work
B. Can be converted from one form to another               D. All of the above
 
13. Which one of the following forms of energy enables us to see objects around us?
A. Heat energy    B. Light energy    C. Sound energy    D. Electric energy
 
14. A substance, which allows the flow of electric current easily, is called ___
A. Insulator    B. semi-Conductor   C. Conductor    D. None
 
15. The SI unit of voltage is called ___________.
A. Ampere    B. Volt    C. Coulomb    D. Ohm
 
16. An opposition to the follow of electric charges across a conductor is called ___________.
A. Voltage    B. Current    C. Resistance    D. None
 
17. A closed path along which the flow of electric current takes place is called ________.
B. A resistance                      C. An electric Volt
C. An electric circuit              D. An electric Charge
 
18. An electric circuit consists of ________________ basic parts.
A. One     B. Four     C. Three    D. Five
 
19. During parallel connection of lamps, which quantity is the same across each lamp?
A. Voltage    B. Current    C. Resistance    D. A and B
 
20. Which one of the following electrical appliance converts electric energy in to sound energy?
A. Electric lamp    B. Electric bell    C. Electric stove    D. Electric iron
 
Ans-
1.D       2.D   3.D   4.D     5.D   6.A     7.B     8.A      9.A    10.D
11.D   12.D   13.B  14.C  15.B  16.C  17. B   18.B   19. D   20. A
 
Match each term given under column “B” with the numbered phrases that best describes under column”A”.
 
                    A                                                                                B
 
1. All nerves outside the CNS                                              A. Nerve System
2. Messages carried by nerve lines                                     B. Nerve impulse
3. Vital system concerned for coordination and control       C. Stimulus
4. Nerve cell                                                                        D. Spinal Cord
5. A structure which protect the brain                                  E. Peripheral nerves
6. Something which activates our sense and nerve            F. Skull
7. The main office of CNS                                                   G. Nerve fibers
8. Bundles of fibers, which extend out from CNS                H. Vertebral column
9. Part of CNS, which works with brain                                I.  Neuron
10. A structure which protect the spinal cord                       J.  Brain
 
Ans
1.E   2.B  3.A  4.I  5.F  6.C  7.J  8.G  9.D  10.H
 
Fill in the blank spaces.
 
A. Insulin   B. hormones   C. endocrine glands   D. pancreas   E. Thyroid
 
1. ______are special organs or tissues in the body that make chemical Substances.
 
2. The chemical substances that the endocrine glands make are called ________.
 
3. The _____________ glands are in the neck.
 
4. The ______________ is located behind the stomach.
 
5. If the body does not have enough _______________ the cells cannot use the sugar in the blood.
 
Ans
1.C  2.B  3.E  4.D  5.A
 
Write the correct answer for the following questions.
 
1. Calculate the time taken, if car has moved 30,000m with 60m/s speed.
 
2. A car has moved 100,000m within 500seconds.What was the speed of the track?
 
3. Athlete Nathan runs a certain distance with 50m/s speed for 2hrs. Calculate the distance cover by athlete Nathan.
 
4. Selamawit’s mass is 55 kg. Calculate the weight of Selamawit on the Earth.
 
5. . A helicopter with 9,000kg mass has moved 100m/s speed 50m height from the ground to cover a certain distance. Calculate the helicopter’s;
A. kinetic energy.
B. Potential energy.
C. Mechanical energy.
 
6. Write the balanced chemical formulae for the following chemical reaction.
A. Ca + o2  → Cao ____________
B. Fe + cl→ Fecl3 ____________
 
7. Write the products for the following chemical reactions’
A. Fe + o2 →  _______________________________
B. Al+ cl2 →  _________________________________________________
 
Answer
 
1. 500 secs           
 
2. 200 m/s
 
3. 360km or 369,000m         
 
4. 550kgm/s  
 
5.   A. KE=900,000J         B. PE=5,500.000J         C. ME=5,400,000J   
 
 6. A. 2Ca +O2 → 2Cao   B. 2Fe +3Cl2 → 2Fecl3                 
 
7.  A. Fe2o or Feo           B. AlCl3
 
 
Science Practice Assignment

I Guess Who am I ?

1. I have holes in my beak.

2. I am the baby bird.

II Rewrite the following sentences correctly :

1. Eagles have broad and flat beak.

2. Birds fly with the help of tail feathers.

III Think and answer :

1. What kind of beak does a sparrow have ?

2. What kind of claws does a hen have?

IV Define the following terms :

1. Perching

2. Preening

V Give reasons :

1. Cuckoo is said to be a lazy bird.

2. Birds have different types of beaks.

VI Answer the following questions:

1. What is the function of down feathers?

2. How do the birds fly?

New Words ( copy New words twice in notebook)
1. Flesh 2. Beaks 3. Broad 4. Feather
5. Crushed 6. Slender 7. Horny 8. chisel
9. Claws 10. Perching 11. Scratching 12. Wading
13. Upstroke 14. Down stroke.

Define the following terms:
1. Birds of prey: birds which hunt and eat other animals.
2. Chisel: A carpenter tool.
3. Rudder: here, the tail of a bird which help to change the direction while flying.

Answers
1. Most grain eating birds have short, hard and horny beak.
2. The uses of curved beak of a parakeet are:
a) It helps to crack nuts and hard fruits.
b) It also helps in climbing tree.
3. A duck has broad and flat beak with tiny holes on the side, whereas a sparrow has short, hard and horny beak.
4. The feet of perching birds help them to hold on to a branch.
5. The legs of wading birds help them to wade through muddy water without getting wet.
6. Birds make nest to lay eggs and to protect them from enemies and bad weather.
7. When baby birds comes out of eggs they are weak and featherless . The parents feed them keep them warm protect them.

Extra questions

Q.8 What kind of feet do swimming birds have?
Ans:
Swimmimg birds have webbed feet.

Q.9 Differentiate between upstroke and down stroke movement of wings?
Ans:
Upstroke:- the wings move upward and backward.

CBSE Science Class 3 All Chapters Worksheet

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