Plants and animals in class 3 include all the topics and subheadings in detail. In addition, a variety of questions are given to stimulate students' curiosity about the plants and animals in detail.
What is a plant?
Plants provide us with food and oxygen that we need for survival, for example, fruits, whole grains, legumes, and vegetables. Plants also provide us with flowers and fruits.
Under Plants and Animals in Class 3 are the following topics:
- Leaf
- Flower fruit and seed
- Sources
- Trunk
What is a animal?
No animal makes its food. Instead, animals sense the surrounding environment. There is sensory feedback available to them, as well as the ability to walk. They also have an internal digestive system. There are nine categories of vertebrate species, and five of them are fish. Birds, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals are the other four groups.
Under Plant and Animals, there are several topics covered.
- Animal eating habits
- Evolution of the food process
- How much does the animal smell
How do plants and animals differ?
Animals create food by searching for food, whereas plants make their own food through a process called photosynthesis. To feed, plants have to use a lot of carbon dioxide, which they absorb through the leaves. Animals, on the other hand, breathe oxygen, which plants also receive.
Plants and Animals Sample Questions for Class 3
Question 1
Omnivores are animals that eat both plants and animals. Which of these animals is an omnivore?
A. Deer
B. Lion
C. Bear
D. Cow
Question 2
Omnivores are animals that eat both plants and animals. Which of these animals is an omnivore?
A. Deer
B. Lion
C. Bear
D. Cow
Question 3
They are round and pink or white in colour. They look pretty when worn as jewellery. Which of these is this jewellery item that oysters make out of a grain of sand
A. Ruby
B. Emerald
C. Moonstone
D. Pearl
Question 4
When caught by the enemy, the ------------------------- breaks of its tail which continues to twitch. This distracts its enemy while the animal escapes
A. Lizard
B. Zebra
C. Porcupine
D. Octopus
Question 5
Mangroves are a collection of medium-sized trees and strubs that have tube-like aerial roots for breathing. They thrive in salty water. Where does one find mangroves ?
A. Coastal areas
B. Deserts
C. Cold, icy areas
D. Mountainous areas