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Science Level 3

This document contains revision sheets for a Level 3 Science curriculum, covering topics such as internal body organs, sense organs, cells, tissues, matter, and forces. It includes multiple-choice questions to test knowledge on these subjects. The content is structured into lessons with key concepts and definitions related to human anatomy and basic scientific principles.

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Science Level 3

This document contains revision sheets for a Level 3 Science curriculum, covering topics such as internal body organs, sense organs, cells, tissues, matter, and forces. It includes multiple-choice questions to test knowledge on these subjects. The content is structured into lessons with key concepts and definitions related to human anatomy and basic scientific principles.

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WORLD’S KEY

WORLD’S KEY

Science

Revision Sheets

second Term

LEVEL 3
Revision Sheet Science Revision Sheet Science

5. The stomach is a ________ organ.


Lesson 10: Internal Body Organs
respiratory
Choose the correct answer.
digestive
1. The __________ is protected by the skull.
circulatory
heart
brain Lesson 11: Sense Organs
stomach Choose the correct answer.
6. The five sense organs are the eyes, the nose, the skin, the
2. The ________ is located between the lungs and is protected
tongue, and the ___________.
by the rib cage.
liver
heart
brain
brain
ears
stomach
7. The eye is the organ for the sense of ______.
3. There are ________ lungs in the human body.
touch
two
sight
three
taste
four
8. The three basic parts of the eye are the eyeball, the iris,
4. The ________ pumps blood throughout the body. and the ________.
heart eardrum
brain inner ear
stomach pupil
Revision Sheet Science Revision Sheet Science

9. We use our nostrils to ________. 13. The largest organ in the human body is the __________.

breathe stomach
touch skin
hear heart

10. The three major parts of the ear are the outer ear, the 14. An organ system is composed of a group of __________.
middle ear, and the _________.
cells
iris
tissues
pupil
organs
inner ear

15. The __________ is/are part of the respiratory system.


Lesson 12: Cells, Tissues, and Organs
small intestine
Choose the correct answer.
esophagus
11. A/An __________ is the simplest unit of life.
lungs
cell
tissue Lesson 13: Describing Matter
organ
Choose the correct answer.
12. A tissue is composed of groups of __________. 16. Matter is anything that takes up __________ and has mass.
cells color
systems space
organs regular form
Revision Sheet Science Revision Sheet Science

17. __________ is the space an object takes.


Lesson 14: Matter Can Change
Volume
Choose the correct answer.
Mass
21. The ripening of bananas is a __________ change.
Weight
chemical
physical
18. __________ is the amount of matter in an object.
reversible
Volume
Mass 22. Light and heat are clues to a __________ change.
Force
chemical
physical
19. __________ is measured with a balance. reversible

Volume
23. Frying an egg is a _________ change.
Mass
physical
Force
chemical
reversible
20. __________ have definite volumes and shapes.
24. The freezing of water is a/an __________ change.
Solids
chemical
Liquids
physical
Gases
irreversible
Revision Sheet Science Revision Sheet Science

25. __________ changes cause a change in the identity of 29. __________ separates salt from water.
matter.
Filtration
Chemical
Evaporation
Physical
Decantation
Reversible
30. Taking chips out of the bag is a type of mixture __________.
Lesson 15: Making Mixtures
making
Choose the correct answer. dissolving
26. A __________ is a mixture where a substance is dissolved in separation
another substance.
solution
Lesson 16: Chemical Substances Around Us
heterogeneous mixture
solute Choose the correct answer.
31. Chemical substances can be used in cleaning products,
27. __________ form a solution. such as __________.
Oil and water salts

Milk and cereal medicines

Salt and water detergents

32. Air is a mixture of chemical substances, primarily


28. __________ can help pick iron filings from sand. composed of nitrpgen gas and _______ gas.
Filtration oxygen
Magnets helium
Decantation carbon dioxide
Revision Sheet Science Revision Sheet Science

33. _________ protects us from bacteria.


37. A __________ force is a force that exerts its effect through
Alcohol direct contact with an object.
Petroleum contact
Lubricants distant
gravitational
34. ________ is a heavy chemical substance used in thermometers.

Aluminum
38. _________ force and gravity are distant forces.
Mercury
A pull
Iron
A push
35. ________ is a light chemical substance that can be used to Magnetic
fill balloons.
Helium
Mercury 39. Two north poles or two south poles __________ each other.

Nitrogen push away from


attract
Lesson 17: Contact and Distant Forces pull

Choose the correct answer.


36. A __________ is a force that moves an object away. 40. Friction is a __________ force.
push contact
pull distant
friction magnetic
Revision Sheet Science Revision Sheet Science

44. Swinging is an example of __________ motion.


Lesson 18: Force and Motion
linear
Choose the correct answer. circular
41. Motion is a change in an object’s __________. vibratory
texture
color
position

42. A __________ force makes an object move faster.


strong
weak
45. A Ferris wheel is an example of __________ motion.
friction
linear
circular

43. In a tug-of-war game, __________ forces keep the rope in vibratory


the same position.
balanced
unbalanced
distant

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