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DAV PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ODISHA ZONE

HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION, 2023-24

• Please check that this question paper contains 3 printed pages.


• Check that this question paper contains 10 questions.
• Write down the Serial Number of the question in the left side of the margin
before attempting it.

CLASS: III
SUBJECT: SCIENCE
Time : 2 Hours Maximum Marks: 50
General Instructions:

• Read the question paper carefully.


• This question paper contains three sections.
• Section – A contains 1 mark questions, Section – B contains 2 marks
questions and Section – C contains 3&4 marks questions.
• Write in neat and legible handwriting.
• Verify your answers before submission.

SECTION-A
1. Choose the most appropriate answer. (4x1=4)
a. The part of a plant that carries all the other parts of the shoot.
i. root ii. stem iii. fruit iv. leaf
b. These should be used to make compost.
i. fallen leaves ii. burnt leaves iii. flowers iv. roots
c. We observe this festival to promote afforestation.
i. Republic Day ii. Independence Day
iii. Van Mahotsav iv. Christmas
d. On the eastern side, India is surrounded by -
i. Bay of Bengal ii. Arabian Sea
iii. Pacific Ocean iv. Indian Ocean

HY/SCIENCE-(CLASS-III) Page 1 of 3
2. Fill in the blanks. (4x1=4)
a. Our ________ help us to express our feelings and emotions.
b. The plants that look like bushes with many branches are known as
__________.
c. Leaves of different plants differ in their shape, size and ____________.
d. Plants give out _________ gas during the day.

3. Write True or False for the following statements. (4x1=4)


a. Babies can see all objects only as black or white when they are born.
b. The leaves of mustard plant are eaten as fruits.
c. Only a few of us need to try to increase the number of plants and trees.
d. The longest river of the world is the Nile in Egypt.

4. Name two of each. (4x1=4)


a. Activities where we use more than one sense organs.
b. The categories of plants having weak stem.
c. Articles where one can find leaf designs.
d. Rivers of North India.

5. Express in one word. (4x1=4)


a. The sense organs of our body that help us to know the difference between
various colours.
b. The part of a plant that fixes it in the soil.
c. Something added to a dish to add flavour, or to decorate it.
d. The natural source of water which melts and changes into water in summer.

6. Answer in one sentence. (5x1=5)


a. We should meditate and exercise daily. Why?
b. Define chlorophyll.
c. State the medicinal use of curry leaves.
d. Write the meaning of the term deforestation.
e. Define hydro-electricity.

HY/SCIENCE-(CLASS-III) Page 2 of 3
SECTION-B
7. Answer the following questions. (6x2=12)
a. Write the difference between creepers and climbers.
b. Write any two features of trees.
c. Plants shed their leaves. Give reasons.
d. State two uses of leaves in our food.
e. Plants act as air purifier. Justify the answer.
OR
Write any two ways to conserve plants.

f. Explain the reason for which plants look greener after a shower of rain.

OR

List any two uses of ground water.

SECTION –C

8. Answer the following questions. (2x3=6)

a. Write the difference between shrubs and herbs. Give examples of each.
b. Explain the role of skin in our body. (write any 3 points)
OR

Write the ways by which we can take care of the following sense organs.

i. Skin ii. Eyes iii. Tongue

9. Rahul and Riya visited Hirakud dam in Sambalpur of Odisha with their
grandparents and met the chief engineer Mr. Sanjay Rath. They greeted him
respectfully and politely. Mr. Rath explained to them the importance of dams and
advised to go for wise utilization of water to conserve it.
i. Write any two importance of dam.
ii. State the values or qualities displayed by Rahul and Riya. (1x3=3)

10. Draw the diagram of human tongue and show the parts sensitive to different
tastes. (1x4=4)

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HY/SCIENCE-(CLASS-III) Page 3 of 3

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Plants appear greener after a rain shower because the water washes away dust and pollutants from their leaves, allowing them to reflect more sunlight. Additionally, rainwater provides increased moisture, which enhances chlorophyll production, leading to a more intense green color.

Afforestation involves planting trees in barren or deforested areas to create new forests. This practice is significant as it helps restore ecosystems, increases biodiversity, sequesters carbon dioxide, and combats climate change. Additionally, it enhances soil fertility and water retention, preventing erosion and supporting sustainable land use.

Plants contribute to air purification by absorbing carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and releasing oxygen, which is essential for most living organisms. They also remove harmful pollutants such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), formaldehyde, and other toxic substances from the air through their leaves and roots.

Deforestation leads to the loss of habitat for millions of species, contributing to biodiversity decline and the disruption of ecosystems. It exacerbates climate change by reducing the number of trees that sequester carbon dioxide. Additionally, deforestation can lead to soil erosion, reduce water quality, and impact indigenous communities that rely on forests for sustenance. Addressing deforestation is essential to preserve ecological balance, combat climate change, and ensure the sustainability of natural resources.

Groundwater is primarily used for irrigation in agriculture, supporting crop production in areas with insufficient surface water. It is also a critical source of drinking water for billions of people worldwide, as it is often less contaminated than surface water, making it safer for consumption.

Curry leaves are known for their medicinal properties, including antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory effects. They are used to improve digestion, treat diarrhea and dysentery, and control blood sugar levels in diabetics. Their rich content of essential nutrients supports overall health and wellness.

The skin serves as a protective barrier, preventing the entry of pathogens and harmful substances. It regulates body temperature through sweating and blood vessel dilation or constriction. Additionally, the skin functions as a sensory organ, allowing us to perceive touch, pressure, temperature, and pain. These functions are crucial for maintaining overall health and homeostasis.

Rahul and Riya displayed respect and politeness during their visit to the Hirakud dam. These values are important as they foster positive interactions, facilitate learning and cooperation, and reflect good manners and social etiquette, enhancing community bonds.

Creepers are plants with weak stems that spread along the ground. They lack structural strength to climb by themselves. In contrast, climbers also have weak stems but they use supports like other plants or structures to grow upwards by twining around them or using specialized structures such as tendrils.

Trees are characterized by having a single woody stem, known as a trunk, and they typically grow to a significant height compared to other plants. They also possess a well-defined crown made up of branches and leaves.

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