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3rd grade working scientifically

3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.SEP 4, NGSS.3-ESS2-1, NGSS.SEP 3, NGSS.3-PS2-1 · England: KS2 Y3–Y4 Working scientifically

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  1. Question 1

    Omar tests how the length of a guitar string changes its note. He uses strings of different lengths. What else should stay the same?

    • A. the note he hears
    • B. nothing else matters
    • C. how tight and thick the strings are
    • D. the length of the strings
  2. Question 2

    Fair tests: which statement is true?

    • A. You should change as many things as possible.
    • B. You should keep everything else the same.
    • C. A fair test means everyone gets a turn.
    • D. If a result surprises you, you should hide it.
  3. Question 3

    Why is it a good idea to repeat a test several times?

    • A. To change the answer
    • B. Because the first try never counts
    • C. To make the test unfair
    • D. To check the results are reliable
  4. Question 4

    Look at the bar chart "Rainfall (mm)". What is the total of all the bars?

    Rainfall (mm)05101520255Mon25Tue10Wed25Thu15Fri

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  5. Question 5

    Look at the bar chart "Plant height (cm)". What is the value for dark?

    Plant height (cm)0246810121416182020light16shade12dark10window

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  6. Question 6

    Look at the bar chart "Rainfall (mm)". How much more is Wed than Fri?

    Rainfall (mm)05101520253015Mon20Tue30Wed15Thu20Fri

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  7. Question 7

    Which question can be answered with a fair test?

    • A. Does a heavier parachute fall faster?
    • B. Is a rainbow beautiful?
    • C. Who is the best scientist?
    • D. What is your favourite plant?
  8. Question 8

    Fair tests: which statement is true?

    • A. If a result surprises you, you should hide it.
    • B. In a fair test you change only one thing.
    • C. One try is always enough.
    • D. You should change as many things as possible.
  9. Question 9

    Isla tests which ball bounces highest. She drops one ball from 1 m and another from 2 m. What is wrong?

    • A. She should not measure the bounce
    • B. Nothing, it is fair
    • C. The drop height should be the same
    • D. She should use only one ball
  10. Question 10

    Look at the bar chart "Rainfall (mm)". What is the total of all the bars?

    Rainfall (mm)05101520253010Mon30Tue30Wed10Thu30Fri

    Answermm

  11. Question 11

    Look at the bar chart "Minibeasts found". What is the value for pond?

    Minibeasts found0246810121416186log14grass8pond18hedge

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  12. Question 12

    Look at the bar chart "Rainfall (mm)". How much more is Wed than Mon?

    Rainfall (mm)05101520253020Mon15Tue30Wed30Thu25Fri

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  13. Question 13

    Ben tests whether salt water or tap water freezes faster. Which must he keep the same?

    • A. the volume of water in each cup
    • B. the type of water
    • C. the time each one takes to freeze
    • D. whether the water has salt
  14. Question 14

    Fair tests: which statement is true?

    • A. A fair test means everyone gets a turn.
    • B. One try is always enough.
    • C. You should change as many things as possible.
    • D. Repeating a test helps you check your results.
  15. Question 15

    Isla tests which ball bounces highest. She drops one ball from 1 m and another from 2 m. What is wrong?

    • A. She should not measure the bounce
    • B. The drop height should be the same
    • C. Nothing, it is fair
    • D. She should use only one ball
  16. Question 16

    Look at the bar chart "Paper plane flights (m)". What is the total of all the bars?

    Paper plane flights (m)0123456788dart8glider7wide8tiny

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Answer key: 3rd grade working scientifically

  1. 1. C. how tight and thick the strings are

  2. 2. B. You should keep everything else the same.

  3. 3. D. To check the results are reliable

  4. 4. 80 mm

  5. 5. 12 cm

  6. 6. 10 mm

  7. 7. A. Does a heavier parachute fall faster?

  8. 8. B. In a fair test you change only one thing.

  9. 9. C. The drop height should be the same

  10. 10. 110 mm

  11. 11. 8

  12. 12. 10 mm

  13. 13. A. the volume of water in each cup

  14. 14. D. Repeating a test helps you check your results.

  15. 15. B. The drop height should be the same

  16. 16. 31 m