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REVISION PAPER

SUBJECT: SCIENCE

CLASS: III

Section-A
I. Multiple choice questions:
1. If objects dropped into water remain on the surface of the water, then the
objects are said to:
a) Sink c) Float
b) Submerge d) Sink and float
2. Stems of celery and sugar cane stores food in their stems. So, these are called
________ stems.
a) underground c) climbing
b) edible d) semi-solid
3. Potato is a modified stem and is known as_______.
a) rhizome c) tuber
b) bulb d) stolon
4. The plants prepare their food with the help of ________________.
a) sunlight, water and carbon dioxide
b) sunlight, water and oxygen
c) sunlight, minerals and nitrogen
d) oxygen, water and carbon dioxide

5. What happens to water when supplied with the sun's heat?


a) It changes into ice. c) It changes into a fire
b) It changes into cold water d) It changes into vapours

Section-B
II. Very short answer type question:
A. Fill in the blanks:
1. Solids have a fixed shape, mass and _________.
2. A shadow is produced when the path is ___________.
3. Plants that grow in water are called __________ plants.
4. __________ consists of one or more protective layers that enclose the seed.
5. The __________ protects the baby plant inside the seed.

B. State true or false:


1. Liquids have a definite shape but no definite volume.
2. Melting, freezing, evaporation, and condensation are all examples of
changes in states of matter.
3. Climbers have strong, thick stems that support themselves upright.
4. An opaque object can make a shadow.
5. Objects of different colours, but of the same shape, form different kinds of shadows.

C. Answer in one word:


1. Name the largest producer as well as consumer of the oilseeds.
2. Name the part of the leaf helps in the exchange of gases.
3. Which process converts water to water vapour?
4. Name a plant with elliptical-shaped leaves.
5. The ability of a living organism to produce light.

Section-C
III. Short answer questions:
1. Write two properties of liquid.
2. Can air make shadow? Explain.
3. Write the difference between flowering plant and non-flowering plant?
4. What would happen if grasses had thick stems?
5. Define the following terms:
a. climber b. shadowgraphy
6. What are luminous objects? Give one example.
7. What is lamina?
IV. Give reasons:
1. Salt, sugar, and flour can be poured but still are solid.
2. We can see non-luminous objects.
Section- D
V. Long answer questions:
1. Write any two difference of solid and liquid.
2. Name three types of seeds.
3. Write any one use of the followings.
a. Wool b. Oil c. Nitrogen d. stem
4. Define germination.
5. Why do stem store food?

VI. Skill-based question:


1. Explain how do we see things?
2. Identify the types of objects (transparent/translucent/opaque).
i. book ii. tissue paper iii. water
iv. wood v. soap bubble vi. butter paper
Section-E

VII. Observe the picture below and answer the following questions.
1. Name the process and define it.
2. What gas does the leaf give off? How does
this gas help other living things?

VIII. Draw and label the parts of the plants and a seed.
VIII.

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