Reviewer in SCIENCE-3

Grade 3

Name: ________________________________________________Score:_____________________

I. Direction: Read each item carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1. It is anything that occupies space and has mass.

a. matter b. solid c. gas d. liquid
2. It has definite size and shape.
a. matter b. solid c. liquid d. gas
3. It has the ability to flow and it takes the shape of its container.
a. matter b. solid c. liquid d. gas
4. It can be squeezed. You can feel and smell it.
a. matter b. solid c. liquid d. gas
5. Which set of solids have similar color?
a. ball, flower, bag b. hair, charcoal, school shoes
c. sampaguita, desk, ruler d. bag, pencil case, notebook
6. Which of the following solids have different texture?
a. satin cloth b. hollow blocks c. plastic cover d. glass
7. A TV monitor has the same shape as the handkerchief. What is its shape?
a. square b. triangle c. rectangle d. oblong
8. Mother tried to push the big cabinet to another side but she cannot do it alone. She
asked for Father’s help. What can be inferred from the situation?
a. Solids have weight. B. Solids have color.
c. Solids have texture. D. Solids have definite shape.
9. Which set of materials are liquids?
a. milk, vinegar, sugar b. bagoong, soysauce, salt
c. candies, chocolate, cakes d. gravy, cooking oil, honey
10. Water in the cup was transferred to a plastic bottle. What can be inferred on the
shape of the water when it was transferred from the cup to the bottle?
a. The water’s shape is the same as it was in the cup to the plastic bottle.
b. The water takes the shape of its two containers.
c. The water has definite shape.
d. The water’s shape become smaller when transferred from the cup to the bottle.
11. Which of the following liquids flow fastest?
a. cooking oil b. juice c. catsup d. syrup
12. Kuya RJ and I bought Coke at 7-Eleven. Since Kuya RJ is bigger than me, he carried
the 1.5 Coke and I carried the 500ml. bottle. What can be inferred among the two bottles
of Coke?
a. Liquids take the shape of its container. b. Liquids have weight.
c. Liquids can be bought at 7-Eleven only. D. Liquids have color.
13. Which set of materials are gases?
a. alcohol, kerosene, cake b. cigarette, wine, cologne
c. smoke, vapor, fart d. computer, radio, TV\
14. A deflated balloon weighed 10 grams. After inflating the balloon, it weighed 13 grams.
What can be inferred from the situation?
a. The air in the balloon has weight. B. The air in the balloon spreads out.
c. The air in the balloon smells bad. D. The air in the balloon has shape.
15. Which of the following defined Science?
a. learning new things, inventing new things, exploring things
b. solid, liquid, gas, plasma
c. physical changes, chemical changes
d. learning new tools, inventing cars, exploring things
16. Which set of chemicals are safe to use?
a. cologne, vitamins, alcohol b. kerosene, moth balls, bleach
c. gasoline, muriatic acid, lotion d. acetone, insect spray, ink
17. Which chemical is used to wash plates and dishes?
a. muriatic acid b. baking soda c. bleach d. dishwashing liquid
18. Which chemical is helpful to farmers but can be harmful when used improperly?
a. nail polish b. fertilizer c. fabric conditioner d. gasoline
19.A chemical with the label below can be harmful and should be used with proper care.

Why?

a. It is flammable. B.It is poisonous c.It is toxic. d.It is safe.

20. Which label can you find in the containers of kerosene and LPG?
a. b. c.

21. A bottle of juice was put inside the freezer overnight. The next day it becomes ice.
What change happened?
a. Solid to liquid b. liquid to solid c.liquid to gas d. gas to liquid
 22. Naphthalene balls were left exposed in a drawer. After a week, the naphthalene balls
become smaller. What change happened?
a. liquid to gas b. solid to liquid c. solid to solid d. solid to gas
23. Mother left the water boiling in the kitchen. You noticed that smoke comes out of the
kettle? What change happened?
a. solid to gas b. liquid to solid c. liquid to gas d. solid to gas
24. Butter was put in a heated pan for 2 minutes. It melted. What change happened?
a. solid to liquid b. liquid to solid c. liquid to gas d. solid to gas
25. Which of the following will you do to change the size, shape and appearance of a
piece of wood?
a. by crumpling b. by chopping c.by crumpling d.by hammering
26. The process of changing liquid to gas.
a. condensation b. evaporation c. freezing d. sublimation
27. The process of changing solid to liquid.
a. freezing b. evaporation c. condensation d. sublimation
28. Which of the following is the positive effect of temperature on Chemical Changes in
materials?
a. burning of buildings b. camping c. dew d. dehydration
29. Which of the following is the positive effect of temperature change involving Phase
Change?
a. water cycle b. withering plants c. rusting of iron d. dehydration
30. Substances may be grouped into ________________________?
a. air and vitamins b. metal and non-metal substances
c. gold d. medicine

II. Direction: Read each item carefully. Choose the correct answer in the box.

Microscope Test Tube Holder Funnel Alcohol Lamp

Magnifying Glass Evaporating Dish Graduated Beaker

Cylinder
Test Tubes Thermometer

_______________ 1. It is a metallic device used to hold a test tube while being heated
over a flame.
_______________ 2. An instrument used for observing tiny object?
_______________ 3. Used for heating materials.
_______________ 4. A thin glass vessel used as container for fluids.
_______________ 5. It is a porcelain dish used in evaporating chemical solutions.
_______________ 6. Used for measuring temperature
_______________ 7. A device used when pouring liquids or fine particles to a small- mouthed
container to avoid spilling.
 _______________ 8. It is an instrument used for measuring the volume of liquids.
_______________ 9. An optical instrument that enlarges images of minute objects that
cannot be seen by the unaided eye.
_______________ 10. It is used for heating small amounts of liquid

III. Direction: Classify/group the solid materials according to their characteristics.

Rubber band Spoon Gold earrings

Table Steel chair Pencil
Eraser Soft rock pin
Clay pot Plastic glass
Gold Garter

PROPERTIES SOLID MATERIALS

STRENGTH
MALLEABILITY
ELASTICITY
BRITTLENESS
HARDNESS

IV. Direction: Match each word with the correct answer. Write the letters only.
B
A a. Geology
______1. The study of the composition, structure, properties,
b. Astronomy
and reaction of matter.
______2.The science of matter and energy c. Biology
and the interaction between them d. Botany
______3. The study of animals including the structure, habits,
e. Zoology
and distribution of all animals
______4. The study of living things, including their structure, f. Ecology
function, and growth. g. Chemistry
______5. The study of plants including the characteristics of
h. Physics
plants.
______6. The study of weather and climate. i. Science
______7. The study of heavenly bodies. j. Meteorology
______8. The science of classification of plants and animals. k. Taxonomy
______9. The study of how organisms interact with one
another.
______10. The study of Earth’s rocks and features on land.