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This document is a practice paper for a Grade III science summative assessment for the academic year 2025-26. It includes various types of questions such as one-word answers, true or false statements, examples, fill-in-the-blanks, and descriptive questions related to matter, health, and solutions. The assessment is designed to evaluate students' understanding of basic scientific concepts and their application.

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Science QP1

This document is a practice paper for a Grade III science summative assessment for the academic year 2025-26. It includes various types of questions such as one-word answers, true or false statements, examples, fill-in-the-blanks, and descriptive questions related to matter, health, and solutions. The assessment is designed to evaluate students' understanding of basic scientific concepts and their application.

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SCIENCE

Summative Assessment 1, 2025-26


(Practice Paper)
GRADE: III Maximum Marks: 40
Reading time: 15 minutes
Writing time: 1 Hour 30 minutes

Name: ___________________________________________ Div: _______ Roll No.: _______

Question 1
i. Answer in one word
a. It helps to keep the body fit and active. ____________________________
b. Things made by human beings. ____________________________
c. It takes the shape of the container. ___________________________
d. A campaign that aims at cleanliness in India. ______________________________
e. The practice of keeping ourselves clean. __________________________
ii. State whether True or False.
a. Gas can be filled in a bottle. ____________
b. Petrol is soluble in water. ___________
c. The ocean is a natural source of water. ________________
d. Vegetables aren’t good for our health. ________________
e. Stirring decreases the rate of mixing. ____________
Question 2
i. Give one example for each of the following.
a. Soluble substance. __________________
b. Matter _____________
c. Man-made source of water _________________
d. Gas ________________
e. Natural and living thing ________________
ii. Fill in the blanks by choosing the appropriate option from the brackets.
(glaciers, sick, Rest, daily, ocean, healthy)
a. Rishab does not keep himself clean. He always gets ______________
b. Most of Earth’s water is found in the _____________
c. ______________ are the largest reservoirs of fresh water on earth.
d. Children with ___________ habits stay fit and fine.
e. _________________ is also very important for our health and well-being.

PRIMARY 1
Question 3
Answer the following
1. Define matter. What are the different states of matter?

2. Why should we eat a healthy diet?

3. Write 2 precautions you must take to avoid viral infections.

4. What is a solution? Give one example.

Question 4
1. Observe the image and answer the questions that follows.

a. What is the material the toy made of?

b. ‘Why is the toy floating on the water?

PRIMARY 2
c. Can you think of a condition when the toy might sink?

d. Why should we do outdoor recreational activities? Give two examples each of outdoor and
indoor recreational activities.

e. Differentiate between soluble and insoluble substances. Give two examples each.

f. What is a solution made up of ? List two substances that will dissolve completely in water.

PRIMARY 3
PRIMARY 4

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