PASS Review #2 (Grade 3)
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Topics of this game:
- What is a living thing?
- What is cell?
- If something moves, does that mean it is a living thing?
- Do living things respond to the world around them?
- Do living things grow and develop?
- Do non-living things use energy?
- Which two words are opposites?
- It is composed of the three bones known as the hammer, anvil and stirrup.
- Our sense organs helps us perceive the surroundings around us.
- Ears help to hear all of the sounds around us.
- Earwax helps fight infections and protects the ear from tiny foreign objects.
- The eye is a round, liquid-filled sphere that allows us to see the things around us.
- Our eyes help us judge depth, interpret new information and identify colors.
- The sense organs for smell is the olfactory receptors.
- The nose is responsible for interpreting the signals from the environment to smell.
- The human nose can detect and recognize thousand of different smells.
- The skin is the organ responsible for your sense of touch.
- The skin is the largest organs in the body.
- Melanin is the pigment that contributes to your skin color.
- The tiny bumbs found on the surface of the tongue is called papilla.
- There is only one type of taste that can be detected by the taste buds.
- In the taste buds are specialized cells to taste receptors.
- What are the basic parts of almost all plants?
- What are the main job of roots?
- Process plants use to make food.
- What would most likely to happen if you did not allow leaves to get air or light?
- How do most plants reproduce?
- Seed may begin to grow when pollen from stamen on one flower sticks to the pistil.
- How might a seed travel to a new place where it can grow?
- Reproduce means to make more of the same kind.
- How do plants help animals survive?
- Example of plant materials
- Animals get energy through eating plants or other animals.
- The transfer of pollen from flower to flower for the purpose of making new plants.
- Why are there so many habitats?
- What is latitude?
- Which of these is a building block of habitats?
- Living things survive best in habitats in which all their needs are met.
- Birds migrating to a cooler place in the summer is an example of adaptation.
- When people cut down trees, the soil can be washed away by rain, this is an example of _
- How do people change habitats?
- What makes the life cycle of a cat and a dog similar?
- Larva is a life cycle stage for which living things?
- Which of these goes through the childhood stage?
- Which of these goes through the adult stage?
- An egg is the beginning life cycle stage for which living things?
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