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Grade 3 half year practce
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Which state of matter can flow?
Liquid
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Name 3 states of matter
Solid, liquid, gas
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What is a vertebrate? Give me an example.
A vertebrate is an animal that has a skeleton/ backbone (spine).
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What are 2 muscles that work together to bend your arm?
biceps and triceps
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Give 1 example of a joint.
Elbow, shoulder, knee, knuckle
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What does the skull protect?
the brain
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What is the name for a broken bone?
Fracture
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Why are muscles attached to bones?
Because bones can't move, so the muscles need to pull the bones to help move our body
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Do you need to heat or cool for evaporation to occur? Give an example of evaporation
Heat (teacher check example)
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Where is your pelvis?
(point to your hip)
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What bone protects the lungs?
Ribcage
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What do we use antibiotics for?
Antibiotics kill bacteria. We use them when we have a bacterial infection (sick from bacteria)
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An icecream melts in the sun, the solid is changing to a liquid. Which process is this?
Melting
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What do we use a compass for? How does it work?
To know the direction we are going in (find our way). The magnet always points north.
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What is the law of magnetism?
Opposite poles of a magnet attract
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Name 1 thing that uses a magnet to do a job (and how it works)
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Name 3 symptoms you can have when you are sick.
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When it's cold outside , drops appear outside of the window, because the air(gas) is changing to a liquid. What is the process called?
Condensation
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How do the particles in a gas behave?
Particles are free to move and they are far away from eachother
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What are the two sides of a magnet called?
North pole and south pole
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What does the spine protect?
Spinal cord
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