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1. The document contains a test with multiple choice questions about states of matter, physical and chemical changes, the life cycles of plants and animals, and factors that affect various processes like evaporation. 2. It also includes sections on filling in blanks with correct terminology from the questions and arranging statements in the proper order to describe a process like the growth of a soybean seed. 3. The answers to all questions and sections are provided at the end.

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Grade 3 Science Test Paper

1. The document contains a test with multiple choice questions about states of matter, physical and chemical changes, the life cycles of plants and animals, and factors that affect various processes like evaporation. 2. It also includes sections on filling in blanks with correct terminology from the questions and arranging statements in the proper order to describe a process like the growth of a soybean seed. 3. The answers to all questions and sections are provided at the end.

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Test Papers Old School - Continual Assessment 1 (#3) Section A


Section A 1. Peter wants to find the mass of b!ect "# so he carries out the fo$$owing e%periment& 'ased on the fo$$owing information# what is the mass of b!ect "(

A& )** g '& +** g C& ,** g

D& - .** g

2. Four t/pes of matter are described in the tab$e be$ow& Stud/ the tab$e carefu$$/ and find out which one of them is correct$/ described&

Type of Matter Carbon Dio%ide Coo2ing i$ Cotton 3oo$ P$asticine 'a$$

Definite Definite Occupies Can be Shape 0o 0o 0o 0o Volume Space 0o 1es 1es 1es 1es 1es 0o 1es Compressed 0o 0o 1es 1es

A& Carbon Dio%ide '& Coo2ing i$

C& Cotton 3oo$ D& P$asticine 'a$$

3. 4ass is the amount of 55555 an ob!ect contains& A& energ/ '& space C& matter D& weight

4. A measuring c/$inder is fi$$ed with some water& 6f /ou put a $ump of p$asticine into the measuring c/$inder# what wi$$ /ou obser7e( A& The water $e7e$ in the measuring c/$inder wi$$ increase& '& The water $e7e$ in the measuring c/$inder wi$$ decrease& C& The water $e7e$ in the measuring c/$inder wi$$ remain the same& D& The water $e7e in the measuring c/$inder wi$$ increase and then decrease&

. Loo2 at the picture of the stic2 of ice cream be$ow& 3hich of the fo$$owing statements is true before it me$ts(

A& 'oth A and ' are $i8uids& '& 'oth A and ' are so$ids& C& A is a so$id whi$e ' is a $i8uid& D& A is a $i8uid whi$e ' is a so$id&

!. 3hat wi$$ happen when /ou pric2 an inf$ated ba$$oon with a pin(

A9 The shape of the ba$$oon changes& '9 The 7o$ume of the ba$$oon changes& C9 The air escapes into the atmosphere& D9 The air remains inside the ba$$oon&

3hich of the fo$$owing statements is correct( A& A# ' and C on$/& '& A# ' and D on$/& C& '# C and D on$/& D& A# '# C and D&

".

6n what wa/ is ice simi$ar to water( A& 'oth are in the same state& '& 'oth ha7e mass and occup/ space& C& 'oth ha7e a definite shape but no definite 7o$ume& D& 'oth ha7e a definite 7o$ume but no definite shape&

#. 3hich one of the fo$$owing has mass# a definite 7o$ume but no definite shape( A& bo% '& o%/gen C& 7inegar D& water 7apour

$. 3hich of the fo$$owing statements are not true(

A9 Smo2e is a matter& '9 Heat is a matter& C9 Steam is air in the $i8uid state& D9 Air is a mi%ture of gases& A& A and ' on$/& '& A and D on$/& C& ' and C on$/& D& A# C and D&

1%. :ohn has three ba$$s of the same si;e as shown be$ow& 3hich is the correct arrangement of the mass from the sma$$est to the $argest(

A& po$/st/rene ba$$# iron ba$$# rubber ba$$

'& po$/st/rene ba$$# rubber ba$$# iron ba$$ C& iron ba$$# po$/st/rene ba$$# rubber ba$$ D& rubber ba$$# po$/st/rene ba$$# iron ba$$

11. The diagram be$ow shows a bott$e& A funne$ is tight$/ fitted into a stopper that c$oses the mouth of the bott$e&

3hich of the fo$$owing e%p$ains wh/ water does not f$ow into the bott$e when it is poured into the funne$( A& 3ater does not f$ow downward& '& The stopper is $oose so the water cannot f$ow into the bott$e& C& The stem of the funne$ is too narrow for water to f$ow through& D& There is no space in the bott$e for the water to f$ow into because the space is occupied b/ air&

12.

Sam put -** cm) of water# each at a different temperature into < identica$ bea2ers as shown in the diagram be$ow&

6n which of the abo7e bea2ers of water wi$$ e7aporation ta2e p$ace( A& D on$/ '& C and D on$/ C& '# C and D on$/ D& A# '# C and D

13. The free;ing point of water is the same as the 55555& A& me$ting point of the ice '& boi$ing point of water C& boi$ing point of steam D& coo$ing point of water 7apour

14.

A g$ass containing some water and ice is p$aced on a tab$e in a room& Soon# drop$ets of water formed on the outside of the g$ass because the 55555& A& g$ass crac2ed and the water $ea2ed out '& ice is me$ting C& water is o7erf$owing from the g$ass D& water 7apour is condensing on the g$ass

1 .

3hich one of the fo$$owing ta2es p$ace when a g$ass of hot mi$2 is p$aced in a bea2er of co$d water( A& The hot mi$2 gains heat from the co$d water& '& The co$d water gains heat from the hot mi$2& C& The co$d water $oses heat to the hot mi$2& D& The g$ass absorbs more heat from the air&

1!. Some ice cubes are dropped into a basin of hot water& 3hich of the fo$$owing statements is/are true(

A9 The water starts free;ing& '9 The water becomes co$der& C9 The $e7e$ of the water increases& D9 The $e7e$ of the water decreases& A& A and ' on$/ '& ' and C on$/ C& '# C and D on$/ D& A# '# C and D

1". 3hich of the fo$$owing processes is affected b/ heat(

A9 4e$ting of ice '9 4e$ting of wa% C9 =7aporation of water D9 'oi$ing of water A& A and ' on$/ '& A# ' and C on$/ C& A# C and D on$/ D& A# '# C and D

1#. Singapore is a humid countr/& The high humidit/ often ma2es us fee$ stic2/ and uncomfortab$e& The humidit/ is high because the air is fi$$ed with a $ot of 55555& A& o%/gen

'& carbon dio%ide C& water 7apour D& dust partic$es

1$. 3hat happens when the temperature of water changes from A& The water gains heat& '& The water $oses heat& C& The water changes to a so$id& D& The mass of water increases&

30C to10C (

2%. Condensation is the process b/ which 55555& A& water changes from gas to $i8uid '& water changes from $i8uid to gas C& water changes from $i8uid to so$id D& water changes from so$id to $i8uid

21. 6n which wa/ is the coc2roach n/mph different from its parent( A& The n/mph $i7es in the water but the adu$t $i7es on $and& '& The n/mph has a tai$ but the adu$t has no tai$& C& The n/mph has no wings but the adu$t has two pairs of wings& D& The n/mph has no fee$ers but the adu$t has a pair of fee$ers&

22. At which stage of the $ife c/c$e of a butterf$/ does it stop eating( A& =gg '& Lar7a C& Pupa D& Adu$t

23. Loo2 at the diagram of the $ife c/c$e be$ow&

3hich one of the fo$$owing anima$s has the $ife c/c$e shown abo7e( A& beet$e '& frog C& chic2en D& coc2roach

24. 3hen an anima$ sheds its o$d s2in and grows a new one# that process is ca$$ed 55555& A& ferti$ising '& hatching C& mou$ting D& sp$itting

2 . Li7ing things reproduce to ma2e sure that 55555& A& their own 2ind go on $i7ing '& their /oung $oo2 $i2e them C& the/ can grow into adu$ts before the/ die D& the/ pass through different stages in their growth

2!. 3hich of the fo$$owing bab/ anima$s $oo2 different from their parents(

A9 Coc2roach '9 Chic2en C9 'utterf$/ D9 Frog A& A and ' on$/

'& ' and C on$/ C& A and C on$/ D& C and D on$/

2". A de7e$oping chic2 in an egg gets its food from the egg 55555& A& she$$ and /o$2 '& /o$2 and white C& white and she$$ D& membrane and /o$2

2#. At first# the seed$ing gets its food from the 55555& A& $ea7es '& fruit C& seed D& f$ower

2$. 3hich of the fo$$owing shows the $ife c/c$e of a p$ant correct$/(

A&

'&

C&

D&

3%. Some p$ants can grow from other p$ant parts& An African >io$et p$ant can be grown from its 55555& A& root '& stem C& f$ower D& $eaf

Section B
Section ' 1. A so$id has a definite 55555 and 7o$ume and cannot be compressed& 2. A 55555 has no definite shape and no definite 7o$ume& 3. A schoo$ bag fee$s 55555 than a penci$ case because it has a bigger mass& 4. 3ater can change from one state to another& 6n the free;er# water 55555 heat and changes from a $i8uid to a so$id&

. The temperature of water 55555 when it gains heat& !. 3a% and butter 55555 to form $i8uids& ". Fi$$ in the missing stage in the $ife c/c$e of a chic2en&

#. A butterf$/ f$ies from p$ant to p$ant to feed on the 55555 of f$owers& $. A /oung p$ant is ca$$ed a 55555& 1%. After the eggs are $aid# the hen usua$$/ sits on them to pro7ide 55555&

Section C
Section C 1. 4ei Lin fi%ed a ba$$oon o7er a g$ass tube and submerged it in a bea2er of water as shown in the diagram be$ow& She then b$ew air into the g$ass tube&

3hat . changes are obser7ed when air is b$own into it( ?a@ 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555

?b@ 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555

2.

?a@ Container A is fi$$ed with stones& 3hat are the states of matter in Container A( 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555

?b@ Container ' is fi$$ed with water& 3hen the contents of Container ' are poured up to the brim of Container A# what are the states of matter in Container A now( 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555

3. A$an heated a bea2er of water& He made a record of the temperature of water at inter7a$s of ) minutes as shown in the tab$e be$ow&

Time

) min + min , min -. min -A min

Temperature .B C )* C +* C B* C -** C (

?a@ 3hat is the temperature of the water after -A minutes( 555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555

?b@ Ci7e a reason for /uur answer in ?a@ 555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555

4. 3hat are the factors that affect the rate of e7aporation of water(

. Su$ing has a !ar of green beans in the $i7ing room& After se7era$ wee2s# Su$ing wondered b/ the green beans did not germinate& Her friend# 4ar/# to$d her that she must ma2e sure that her green beans has a$$ the three necessar/ conditions& The/ are

?i@ 55555555555555

?ii@ 55555555555555

?iii@ 55555555555555

!. Arrange the statements b/ numbering them from - to A to show the growth of a so/a bean seed&

Section A (Answers)
&ns'ers

1. D&

2. '&

3. C&

4. A&

. '&

!. A&

". '&

#. C&

$. C&

1%. '&

11. D&

12. D&

13. A&

14. D&

1 . '&

1!. '&

1". D&

1#.

C&

1$. '&

2%. A&

21. C&

22. C&

23. A&

24. C&

2 . A&

2!. D&

2". '&

2#. C&

2$. '&

3%. D&

Section B (Answers)
&ns'ers

1. shape

2. gas

3. hea7ier

4. $oses

. increases

!. me$t

". chic2

#.

nectar

$. seed$ing

1%. warmth

Section C (Answers)
&ns'ers

1. ?a@ The ba$$oon wi$$ e%pand and occup/ more space&

?b@ The water $e7e$ in the bea2er wi$$ rise&

2. ?a@ So$id state and gaseous state&

?b@ So$id state and $i8uid state&

3. ?a@ -** C

?b@ =7en if water is boi$ed continuous$/# its temperature remains -** C un$ess sa$t is added&

4. ?a@ temperature

?b@ wind

?c@ area of e%posed surface

?d@ humidit/

. ?i@ air

?ii@ water

?iii@ warmth

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