Revision Science T1 Grade 3

Inspire International Academy
THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-23
(First Term) Revision Worksheet
NAME: SUBJECT: Science
DATE: GRADE/SECTION: 3
MODULE: PLANTS (Life Cycle + Traits)

Q1. Write a one-word answer to the following statements: (Vocabulary Check)
1. A feature of a living thing. ________________
2. To begin to grow from a seed to a young plant. _________________
3. The stages of life where an organism grows, changes, and produces new
organisms that start the cycle over again. _______________
4. When pollen is moved from the male part of a flower to the female part of a
flower. _________________
5. To make something again. _________________
6. A trait that can be passed from parents to offspring. _________________
7. An inherited trait that makes an individual different from other members of the
same family. _________________
Q2. Please choose the correct answer.

1. The movement of pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part is
called _____________________.
a. pollination
b. germination
2. A new plant grows from a __________________.
a. root
b. seed
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3. When the temperature is right and the soil is in the right condition the seed
will_______________.
a. pollinate
b. germinate
4. The female part of the plant makes _____________.
a. pollen
b. eggs
5. The passing on of traits from parents to young is ________________.
a. characteristic
b. heredity
6. Pine tree seeds form inside ___________________.
a. flower
b. cones
7. What is not an example of an inherited trait?
a. The shape of the seed
b. Number of leaves
8. _______________________ is a flowering plant
a. Apple tree
b. Pine tree
9. When a seed grows into a plant it most likely will _________.
a. looks similar to its parents
b. looks nothing like its parents
10. Which is not part of a plant’s life cycle?
a. growth
b. losing a branch in a storm
11. A plant can form seeds in a _______________. Select all that apply.
a. leaf
b. cone
c. stem
d. flower
12. Which plant reproduces using cones?
a. flowering plants
b. conifers
13. Which does a seed need to germinate?
a. sunlight only
b. water, nutrients, and the right temperature
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Q3. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct word from the word box below:
Inherited
pollination seeds variation reproduce germinates fruit
traits
1. _____________________ is to make more of the same kind.

2. Characteristics that are passed from parents to their offspring are called
________________
3. Plants begin their life cycle as ________________
4. A ________________is the appearance of an inherited trait that makes an
individual different from other members of the family.
5. In conifer plants, ________________happens when the pollen from the male
cone to the female cone.
6. A seed is covered by a ________________to protect it.
7. After the seed _____________________a young plant called a seedling grows.
Q4. Please choose whether the statement is true or false.

1. Female part of the plant makes pollen. __________
2. Orange tree is a conifer. _________
3. Two plants will be related if their seeds, blossom, and leaves are
similar___________
4. All plants start their life cycle as seeds. _________
5. Parents inherit their traits from their offspring. _________
6. In conifer plants, seeds are made inside flowers. _________
7. Cherry is a fruit, which forms around the seed. _________
Q5. Answer the short questions.
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1. What will happen if there was no variation in plant families?
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
2. How do bees help flowering plants?
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
3. Where do seeds of a flowering plant form?
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
4. Why do you think seed dispersal is important to the life cycle of a plant?
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
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MODULE: Animals (Life Cycle + Traits + Group Survival)

Q1. Write a one-word answer to the following statements: (Vocabulary Check)
1. All members of one type of organism that are in the same environment
______________
2. Traits that are affected by the environment. ______________
3. Series of changes in which an organism’s body changes form or shape.
______________
4. Staying alive ______________
5. A beginning or origin of a plant or animal. ______________
6. Behaviors that animals are born with and do not have to learn ______________
7. To check for likeness or similarity ______________
8. Number of living things that have some type of natural relationship
______________
9. Behaviors that are learned to aid survival, a skill that an animal is not born with.
______________
10. Something that repeats ______________
Q2. Please choose the correct answer.

1. Which of these is an inherited trait?
a. reading
b. feather color
2. Which is not an example of a frog’s life cycle?
a. egg hatches
b. loses its gills and grows lungs
c. returns to the water to lay eggs
d. give birth to babies
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3. __________________animals have a better chance of surviving when living in
groups.
a. Some
b. All
4. Which is not an inherited trait?
a. color of fur
b. height
c. speaking a language
d. eye color
5. A colony of ants is __________________ that works together to survive.
a. a group
b. an individual
6. After a fish egg hatches, it ___________________________.
a. goes through a metamorphosis
b. looks like a small version of its parents
7. A group of sardines can form a large circle to protect themselves
from_____________.
a. environment
b. predator
8. When does a life cycle end?
a. never
b. when the organism dies
c. when the organism reproduces
9. Which is an example of a learned trait?
a. roller-skating
b. hair color
c. eye color
d. plant shape
10. Which is the second stage in a ladybug’s life cycle?
a. adult
b. egg
c. larva
d. pupa
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11. Heredity is the passing on of traits from an organism’s ___________________.

a. mother
b. father
c. parents
12. Some animals, such as wolves and lions, ________________for food in groups.
a. hunt
b. survive
13. As a tadpole becomes an adult, it_____________________.
a. changes into pupa
b. grows legs and lungs
14. The color of your eyes, skin, and hair are examples of ____________ traits.
a. inherited
b. learned
c. environmental
15. An animal that goes through a metamorphosis changes________________ as it
grows.
a. shape
b. size
16. When an insect hatches from an egg, it becomes a ____________________.
a. pupa
b. larva
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Q3. Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct word from the word box below:
amphibians budding beavers fish metamorphosis
cells groups birth reptiles predators
1. Animals such as frogs and butterflies go through a series of life cycle changes
called__________________.
2. Offspring reproduced by __________________ has one parent.
3. Some animals live in __________________ to take care of their young ones.
4. __________________ means the beginning or origin of a plant or animal.
5. __________________ and most __________________ lay eggs in water.
6. When a female and male __________________ join, offspring is produced
7. __________________ lay eggs on land.
8. By living in groups, animals can protect themselves from __________________.
9. __________________ take care of their young ones.
Q4. Please choose whether the statement is true or false.

1. Offspring reproduced by two parents is identical to their parents. (True/ False)
2. Tigers live together to help keep warm. (True/ False)
3. A female dog gives birth to puppies, and goes through metamorphosis. (True
/False)
4. Tadpoles grow legs and lungs before moving onto land. (True/False)
5. Some animals live in groups so that they don’t feel lonely (True/ False)
6. The larva turns into a pupa. (True/False)
7. An organism’s young are called offspring. (True/ False
8. Fish live in schools to make it harder for predators to single out their prey. (True/
False)
9. An adult fish lay eggs, and goes through metamorphosis. (True/False)
10. A tadpole breathes through the lungs. (True/False)
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Q5. Answer the short questions.
1. Name the type of animals that do not go through metamorphosis.
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
2. Which type of animal looks after its offspring? Why do they do that?
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
3. How can animals reproduce with two parents?
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
4. What are the advantages of hunting alone instead of hunting in a group?
Answer: ___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
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Inspire International Academy

THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-23

(First Term) Revision Worksheet

NAME: SUBJECT: Science

MODULE: PLANTS (Life Cycle + Traits)

Q2. Please choose the correct answer.

1. _____________________ is to make more of the same kind.

Q4. Please choose whether the statement is true or false.

Q5. Answer the short questions.

2. How do bees help flowering plants?

3. Where do seeds of a flowering plant form?

MODULE: Animals (Life Cycle + Traits + Group Survival)

Q2. Please choose the correct answer.

11. Heredity is the passing on of traits from an organism’s ___________________.

Q4. Please choose whether the statement is true or false.

Q5. Answer the short questions.

1. Name the type of animals that do not go through metamorphosis.

3. How can animals reproduce with two parents?

4. What are the advantages of hunting alone instead of hunting in a group?

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