Science Lab April GRADE 3 Created by; Kim Smith. The following would be best to measure the length of your foot. A.Graduated cylinder B.Ruler C.Balance.

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Science Lab April GRADE 3 Created by; Kim Smith

The following would be best to measure the length of your foot. A.Graduated cylinder B.Ruler C.Balance D.Thermometer

Which animal would be at the BEGINNING of the food chain? A. B. C. D

It has not rained for two months. We must be having a_____. A.Hurricane B.Tornado C.Blizzard D.Drought

Which part of the plant makes the seeds? A.Roots B.Leaves C.Stems D.Flowers

What kind of motion is used to ride a merry-go-round? A.Circular B.Vibration C.Back and forth D.Up and down

Each family member ate a slice of cake. What has changed? A.The color B.The matter it was made of C.The shape D.The texture

All of the following items would sink in a pan of water EXCEPT_____. A.A marble B.A piece of wood C.A rock D.A coin

Look at the trees below. What season would follow the last picture? A.Winter B.Spring C.Fall D.Summer

All of the following items are attracted to a magnet except___. A.Staples B.Nails C.Pennies D.Paper clips

The molecules in the image below are close together. This would be an example of what state of matter? A.Gas B.Liquid C.Solid D.Neither

Bats live in caves on dry land and fish live in water because____. A.They couldn’t find another habitat B.It is easier for us to see them C.People and other things don’t go there D.These habitats provide their basic needs

What type of habitat is shown in this picture? A.Grassland B.Desert C.Rainforest D.Marshland

Which animal would most likely NOT live in a desert habitat? A.Scorpion B.Shark C.Rattlesnake D.Rabbit

What simple machine is shown in the picture below? A.Inclined plane B.Pulley C.Wedge D.Lever

What type of machine is this? A.Compound B.Simple

The following picture shows the layers of soil. Which layer is B? A.Bedrock B.Subsoil C.Topsoil D.Sand D A B C

There is flooding from the ocean, lots of rain, and heavy winds. We must be having a______. A.Hurricane B.Tornado C.Blizzard D.Drought

What part makes food for the plant? A. B. C. D

What type of motion is used when swinging on a swing set? A.Circular B.Forward and backward C.Zig-zag D.Side to side

How many months are there in a year? A.24 B.12 C.30 D