3rd Grade Trivia

Plant Power
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1 pointsWhich component of soil is made up of previously living materials?
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1 pointsWhich component of soil absorbs the most water?
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1 pointsWhat part of the flower is in charge of photosynthesis or making food?
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1 pointsWhat part of the flower contains the pollen?
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1 pointsWhich of the following do all plants NOT need?
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Although very beneficial in most plants, soil is not always needed. Hydroponics is a process of growing plants in only water.Incorrect
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1 pointsWhat type of scientist studies living plants?
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1 pointsWhat are the leaves called that people use to flavor their food?
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1 pointsWhat are the tiny tubes called inside the stem that bring water from the roots to the rest of the plant?
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Xylem are like little straws in the stem that carry water from the roots to the rest of the plant. Phloem carries food from the leaves down to the rest of the plant.Incorrect
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1 pointsWhich of the following does not help in the process of pollination?
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Sunlight is very important to help the plants make their energy. Insects, wind, and even water can help in the process of pollination.Incorrect
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1 pointsWhat is the process called in which plants change sunlight into food?
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1 pointsWhat part of the plant goes into the ground to provide the plant stability and absorbs water for the plant?
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1 pointsPlants give off what type of air that animals use to breathe?
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1 pointsIf you put an insect and a plant in airtight container, what can you expect to happen?
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1 pointsWhich part of the plant attracts insects to help with pollination?
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1 pointsHow do plants get their energy?
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1 pointsWhich of the following is NOT scientifically considered a fruit?
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1 pointsA sign that an apple tree is going to start growing apples is when the tree has:
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1 pointsWhat do most plants begin their life cycle as?
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1 pointsWhat is the term used when a seed begins to grown?
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1 pointsWhat environmental condition might diminish plant growth?
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The correct answer is Drought.


Motion Commotion
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1 pointsWho came up with the three laws of motion?
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Which law of motion says that it is harder to move something with a larger mass?Correct
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Which law says that an object in motion will stay in motion unless another forces changes that?Correct
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Law 1 is the law of inertia, stating that an object in motion wants to stay in motion and an object at rest wants to stay at rest unless acted upon by a force.Incorrect
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1 pointsWhat force made some of the carpet shoes harder to use than others?
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Friction made the shoes harder or easier to use. Rubber has more friction, so that shoe most likely felt harder to slide across the floor.Incorrect
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Friction made the shoes harder or easier to use. Rubber has more friction, so that shoe most likely felt harder to slide across the floor. -
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1 pointsIf you put a marble in a test tube with sand, what is the “trick” to getting the marble to move?
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1 pointsKara and Justin are comparing how far their toy cars will roll down slopes made of different materials. Which surface should allow the car to go the furthest?
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When launching a water rocket, how much water would make the rocket shoot highest?Correct
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1 pointsIf you place a checker on your elbow and try to catch it with that same hand, what force do you need to beat in order to catch it before it hits the ground?
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As you move your elbow, gravity starts to pull down on the checker. In order to prevent it from falling, you had to be faster than gravity.Incorrect
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Which law of motion is demonstrated by the Newton’s Cradles?Correct
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As you pull one marble up on the Newton’s Cradle, only one marble should move on the other side. This demonstrates the third law of motion stating that for every action there is an opposite and equal reaction.Incorrect
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1 pointsIf you roll a ball across a field that is 10 feet long and it takes 4 seconds to get to the other side, what can we expect if you roll the ball at a faster speed?
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1 pointsA push or pull is the definition of what?
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1 pointsAshley and her brother were playing catch in the backyard. Her brother missed the ball and he asked why the ball stopped moving. Which of the following is NOT a reason the ball could have stopped moving?
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1 pointsWhy is it easier to slide your feet across ice than gravel?
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1 pointsHow can you measure the speed of an object?
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1 pointsA heavy rock is on the ground in the middle of your yard. When will the rock move?
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1 pointsWhat is weight?
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1 pointsWhat is Mass?
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1 pointsWhat best describes an object that is moving will continue moving until acted upon by a force?
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1 pointsForces create what?
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The correct answer is Motion.


A Matter of Science
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Which phase of matter does NOT like to change its size or shape?Correct
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1 pointsWhich of these is not matter?
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1 pointsWhich of the following does not have mass?
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1 pointsWhich of the following states of matter would not change shape if it was placed in a jar?
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1 pointsWhat is it called when something goes from a liquid to solid state?
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1 pointsWhy do we wear gloves in the winter when it gets cold?
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1 pointsWhich of the following is not an example of a physical change?
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1 pointsWhat can I expect if I mix a liquid acid like vinegar and a solid base like baking soda in a sealed bag?
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1 pointsYou decide to help your family cook breakfast one weekend. Which of the following actions would be considered a chemical change?
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1 pointsYour little brother asked what would happen if you placed a cup of water on the window sill for a week inside the kitchen. Instead of just telling him, you told him to try the experiment for himself. What should your brother expect to happen by the end of the week?
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1 pointsYou took your ice cold water bottle outside for recess on a hot day. Before you even opened the water bottle, you noticed there was water collected on the side of your bottle. What is the best explanation of what is happening?
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1 pointsScientist Craig has a glass of water and spills it in the hallway, what will the water do?
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1 pointsScientist Davis finds a rock outside that is as big as his fist. He brings it inside and puts it in a big bowl. What will the rock do?
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1 pointsScientist CJ’s favorite smell is apple pie. Last time he cooked apple pie he trapped the smell into a container. He felt selfish for keeping it all for himself, so he took the cap off to share with his friends. When he takes the cap off what will happen with the gas?
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1 pointsWhat would you have to add to solid ice to make it turn it into a liquid?
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1 pointsWhen you take energy away from a gas and therefore turn it into a liquid, this process is called what?
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Skin N Bones
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Which of the following does a skeleton not do?Correct
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The nervous system is in charge of communicating with the body. The three main functions of the skeletal system are protection, movement, and support.Incorrect
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What system is in charge of the senses?Correct
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What part of the eye is in charge of letting in light?Correct
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What part of a bone builds new blood cells?Correct
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Which body system moves blood through the body?Correct
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1 pointsWhich of the following organs is also a muscle?
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1 pointsHow many bones does an adult human have?
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1 pointsThe place where bones come together is called:
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Lava Lakes and Landforms
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Which of these animals lives mostly in fresh water?Correct
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1 pointsIn the stream table experiment, which erosional force moved the pepper (sediment) from the mountain lake down to the ocean?
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Which of these is NOT a coastal landform that you might have built for your hermit crabs?Correct
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Which of these could be caused by a river eroding the earth’s surface?Correct
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What type of scientist studies space from Earth? Astronomers study space from Earth using satellite images and calculations.Correct
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What type of scientist studies space from space? Astronauts are scientists the travel into the great beyond to get their informationCorrect
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Which of these does not orbit something else?Correct
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The sun is the center of our solar system, so all the planets orbit around it. Moon’s orbit around different planets.Incorrect
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Which of these rotates to create day and night?Correct
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What is the sun?Correct
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Which of these describes the sun:Correct
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What do we call a group of stars that looks like a picture?Correct
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A group of stars that creates one picture is called a constellation. Many constellations and solar systems are a part of the Milky Way.Incorrect
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1 pointsWhat did people use to tell time before clocks and watches?
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1 pointsHow long does it take the Earth to orbit the Sun?
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1 pointsHow long does it take the Earth to make one full spin?
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1 pointsWhat time of day is your shadow from the sun the shortest?
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