Help your child take the next step in their science journey with the Science Olympiad Sample Paper for Class 3. These sample papers are a great way to make learning exciting while giving kids a clear idea of the Olympiad format and the types of questions they'll face.
What's Included in the Sample Paper?
Carefully designed multiple-choice questions covering essential science topics.
Divided into two sections: Practical Science and the Achiever's Section for advanced learners.
Comes with a detailed answer key and explanations to support self-paced learning.
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Download the free Class 3 Science Olympiad Sample Paper in PDF format. It's the perfect resource to help your child practise, revise, and build the confidence needed to succeed in the exam!
Section 1: Plants and Animals, Birds, Food, Housing and Clothing, Transport and Communication, Human Body, Earth and Universe, Matter and Materials, Light, Sound and Force, Our Environment.
Achievers Section: Higher Order Thinking Questions - Syllabus as per Section 1
Fill in the blanks with suitable terms and select the correct option: 1. When we block the path of light, a _____________________ is formed. 2. When we look into the water, we see our image due to ____________.
Q.2
Read the following statements and choose the correct option:
Statement 1: Matter changes from one state to another with a change in temperature.
Statement 2: Water can be compressed to occupy less space.
Q.3
Match the column I with the column II and select the correct option:
Column I
Column II
1. Vulture
a. Running bird
2. Ostrich
b. Bird of prey
3. Swan
c. Scratching bird
4. Quail
d. Swimming bird
Q.4
Identify the plant shown in the picture and complete the following sentence:
Insects get attracted to this plant, lands on its mouth and gets trapped by it because of its _________________.
Q.5
Study the flowchart below carefully. Which one of the following sets best represents plants A, B and C?
Q.6
Consider the following sequence of planets and answer the question that follows:
Mars, Jupiter, X, Uranus
Identify X:
Q.7
What is the similarity seen between metals and bricks?
Q.8
Observe the picture given below. It shows fumes and smoke coming out of a car at a traffic signal. Which of the following pollution is caused by the car?
Q.9
What is common among the planets given below?
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
1. They are made up of rocks and iron. 2. They all have landforms suggesting past or present volcanic activity. 3. They all have rings and artificial satellites. 4. They all have moons.
