Wisdom High School, Helan

Student Name: …………………….. Class: Three Marks: 50

Subject: Science Roll No. ………………. Time Allowed:

Question#1 : Circle the correct option. (20 Marks)

i. The part that is outside the atmosphere; is called
(a) water vapour (b) wind (c) space (d) air
ii. When the wind is gentle and light, it is called
(a) compressed air (b) breeze (c) gale (d) warm air
iii. A battery has ____ in it.
(a) cell (b) flow (c) chemicals (d) energy
iv. The most important of gas in air is;
(a) nitrogen (b) carbon dioxide (c) hydrogen (d) oxygen
v. The wire is covered with plastic is called ____.
(a) bulb (b) filament (c) flex (d) battery
vi. Rubbers, wood are the example of _____.
(a) insulator (b) conductor (c) circuit (d) current
vii. Electricity that cannot jump across a _____.
(a) gap (b) wire (c) flex (d) current
viii. A complete circuit is always _____ with no gap in between.
(a) open (b) path (c) closed (d) filament
ix. Electricity that brought to our homes through thick wire is called_____.
(a) Flex (b) cell (c) cables (d) energy
x. Some materials like metals and water are called ____.
(a) wire (b) current (c) insulator (d) conductor
xi. The magnetic power is called ____.
(a) magnetism (b) object (c) magnets (d) pole
xii. The poles of magnets are called _____.
(a) magnetic field (b) magnetism (c) objects (d) north and south
xiii. Some materials like ____ is pulled toward the magnets
(a) water (b) wood (c) rubber (d) nickel, tin
xiv. A magnet has two ends are called ____.
(a) objects (b) magnetic materials (c) poles (d) materials
xv. There is no ___ in space
(a) planet (b) moon (c) water and air (d) stars
xvi. Air can be squeezed into small space, is called
(a) compressed air (b) space (c) water vapour (d) breeze
xvii. An electric current can flow from a ____.
(a) battery (b) current (c) flex (d) plastic
xviii. The tiny string of wire inside a bulb is called _______
(a) flows (b) circuit (c) loop (d) filament
xix. Magnets are found in ___.
(a) telephones (b) water (c) metals (d) rubber
xx. When the magnets are moved further away, the magnetic power on objects becomes _____.
(a) stronger (b) weaker (c) south pole (d) north pole
Question#2:- Put () to the true sentence and a cross () to the wrong statement. (10Marks)
i. A complete circuit allows electric current flow.
ii. Compressed air is present in a balloon or tyre.
iii. There is no air in space.
iv. A pencil and wooden ruler are good conductor of electricity.
v. Wind is moving air.
vi. Carbon dioxide is the most important gas present in air.
vii. The filament is the path along which electric current flows.
viii. A gap in the circuit will allow electric current to flow.
ix. Warm air is higher than cold air.
x. There is more air higher up in the atmosphere.
Question#3:- Fill in the blanks using the word in the box. (8 Marks)
Three Circuit Some Insulator Strongest Complete Conductor Far from

i. A magnet’s power is __________________ at the pole.

ii. Materials that do not allow electricity through easily are called __________________.
iii. An iron nail is not attracted to a magnet if it is __________________.
iv. Materials that allow electricity through easily called __________________.
v. All magnets have __________________ poles.
vi. A __________________ circuit is needed for an electric current to flow.
vii. __________________ materials are attracted to magnets.
viii. The path through which a current flows is called a __________________
Question# 4: Write answer of the following questions. (12 Marks)

i. Where machine get energy?

ii. How magnets are useful?

iii. What does the word circuit mean?

iv. What is air made of?

v. Where does the energy in our food come from?

vi. Compare the difference between space and atmosphere.