Grade 3 Science

MATTER
_________________________1. It is anything that
occupies space and has a mass.
_________________________2. What are the 2
groups of matter?
_________________________3.
_________________________4. It is the amount
of matter packed into a space.
_________________________5. It is a property of
matter which is the tendency of mass to
remain in a constant motion.
_________________________6. It is a property of
matter that permits/allows another
substance to flow through it.
_________________________7. It is a property of
matter which is the resistance to being
pulled apart.
_________________________8. The three (3)
phases of matter.
_________________________9.
_________________________10.
_________________________11. A state of
matter where molecules are tightly packed
and close to each other. It has a definite
shape and volume.
_________________________12. A state of
matter where molecules are far from each
other. It takes both the shape and volume of
its container.
_________________________13. A state of
matter where molecules are positioned
slightly far from each other which enable
them to flow or move freely. It takes the
shape of its container and has a definite
volume.
_________________________14. The temperature
at which a substance changes from a solid to
a gas.
_________________________15. The temperature
at which a substance changes from gas to
solid.
_________________________16. The temperature
at which a substance changes from solid to
liquid.
_________________________17. The temperature
at which a substance changes from liquid to
solid.
_________________________18. The temperature
at which a substance changes from gas to
liquid.
_________________________19. The phase
transition from the liquid phase to vapor.
_________________________20. A type of
vaporization when the liquid substance turns
to gas.

_________________________21. A type of
vaporization where it starts when liquid
forms bubbles on the surface.
_________________________22. How many
phases of matter are there?
EXTERNAL PARTS OF HUMAN BODY
_________________________23. It serves as your
anchorage to stand still. It brings you to
places you want to go to.
_________________________24. It keeps your
foot in place. It connects your foot to your
lower legs.
_________________________ 25. It allows your
legs to bend. It connects your thigh to your
lower leg.
_________________________ 26. It carries you to
different places. It allows you to walk, run
and jump.
_________________________ 27. It contains your
internal organ and serves as storage for
food.
_________________________ 28. It allows you to
hold objects that you pick up with the help of
the fingers.
_________________________ 29. It is in the
middle of your arm and enables the arm to
bend, twist and lift objects.
_________________________ 30. It allows you to
lift objects, reach things, and put them in
proper places. It is connected in your elbow.
_________________________ 31. It protects the
heart.
_________________________ 32. It holds your
arms and hands and serves as the frame of
your body.
_________________________ 33. It connects your
head to your body and enables you to turn
your head from side to side.
_________________________ 34. It contains most
of your sense organs. Your hair, eyes, nose,
ears, mouth, chin, neck are parts of it.
SENSE ORGANS
_________________________ 35. These sense
organs are used for seeing.
_________________________ 36. This sense
organ is used for smelling.
_________________________ 37. These are little
hairs inside your nose that catch dirt and
dust.
_________________________ 38. This is a thick,
sticky liquid inside your nose that catches
dirt and dust that get pass the little hairs in
your nose.
_________________________39. These sense
organs are used for hearing/listening.

_________________________ 40. This sense

organ is used to taste.
_________________________ 41. These are nerve
endings found at the top side of your tongue
that helps you taste things that are sweet,
salty, bitter, and sour.
_________________________42. It is considered
the largest organ in our body and used for
feeling.
_________________________ 43. What do you
call the tiny holes in the skin.
ANIMALS
_________________________ 44. These are body
parts common to a rabbit, kangaroo, frog
that enables them to hop.
_________________________45. These body
parts are common to all birds that enable
them to fly in the air.

_________________________ 56. Animals that

can take us from one place to another place.
_________________________ 57. Animal that
carries pollen grains from one plant to
another plant for plant reproduction.
_________________________ 58. Animal that
gives us cotton and silk.
_________________________ 59. Animal that
carries heavy loads.
_________________________60. Animal that
performs tricks.
What are ways of proper handling of
animals? Write your answers below.
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62.
63.
64.

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_________________________ 46. Animals like

ducks have large bodies and small _____ that
prohibits them to walk straightly. As they
walk, they move from side to side which is
called waddling.

_________________________ 65. What do you

call the home of animals?

_________________________ 47. These are body

parts that are common among fishes which
they used for swimming.

66. Why do most of the plants produce

flowers?

PLANTS

_________________________ 48. Animal that

has horn.
_________________________ 49. Animal that has
scales.
_________________________ 50. Animal that has
stingers.
State the importance of animals to humans.
Write your answer below.

_________________________ 67. This part of the

plant supports the leave, flowers, and fruits.
It carries water from the roots to the leaves
and other parts of the plant.
_________________________ 68. In trees like
narra and mango, the stem is called _____.

51. _________________________
52. _________________________

_________________________ 69. These are the

parts of the plant where food preparation
happens.

53. _________________________
54. _________________________
55. _________________________

_________________________ 70. It is the process

of turning water, minerals, and carbon
dioxide into plant food and release oxygen
into the air.

_________________________ 71. These are the

reproductive parts of the plant that helps in
reproduction.
_________________________ 72. It is a green
pigment/substance found in the leaves of the
plant.
_________________________ 73. These are the
parts of the plant that are usually found
under the soil. They serve as a passageway
for the water and minerals needed by the
plants to grow.
_________________________ 74. They carry and
protect the baby plant which we call seed.
_________________________ 75. It is a tiny case
containing a plant life.
_________________________ 76. It is the tiny
plant inside a seed.
_________________________ 77. It is the food
storage inside the seed.
_________________________ 78. Flowering
plants have seeds for plant reproduction
while non- flowering plant have _____ for
reproduction.
_________________________ 79. The two (2)
root system of plant

_________________________ 84. The waxy

coating in the outer surface of the leaf and
protects the leaf.
_________________________ 85. It is the female
part of the flower usually located in the
center of the flower and is made up of three
(3) parts.
_________________________ 86. What are the
three parts of the pistil?
_________________________87.
_________________________ 88.
_________________________ 89. It is a sticky
knob at the top of the pistil.
_________________________ 90. It is the long,
tubelike structure part of the pistil.
_________________________ 91. It is the part of
the pistil that contains the female egg cells
of the plant called ovules.
What are the basic needs of plants in order
to grow?
_________________________ 92.
_________________________93.
_________________________94.
_________________________95.
_________________________96.

_________________________ 80.
_________________________ 81. The part where
the leaves join the stem.

_________________________97. It is the process

of scattering and distributing seeds to many
places in different ways.

_________________________ 82. The space

between the leaves and the stem.

_________________________98. Seeds with one

cotyledon are called _____.

_________________________ 83. It is a leaf made

up of separate leaflets attached by a petiole
to the stem.

_________________________99. Seeds with two

cotyledons are called _____.
100. What is the function of the cotyledon?