Let’s go through each question one by one and pick the best word from the box to fill in the blank.
We have these words to choose from:
- plastic
- Earth
- pull
- versatile
- material
- Paper
- push
- tool
- water
- metal
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31. ________ is made from trees.
→ Trees are used to make paper. So,
Paper fits here.
32. Cloth is a type of ________.
→ Cloth is something you can touch and use — it’s a kind of stuff or substance. That’s called a
material.
33. Iron is a type of ________.
→ Iron is hard, shiny, and conducts heat — that’s a
metal.
34. Many cell phones are made out of ________.
→ Cell phones often have plastic cases or parts. So,
plastic works here.
35. A hammer is a type of ________.
→ A hammer helps you do work — like hitting nails. That makes it a
tool.
36. Plastic can be used for many things; it is very ________.
→ If something can be used for lots of different jobs, we say it’s
versatile.
37. Sponges absorb ________.
→ Sponges soak up liquids — especially
water.
38. Gravity pulls objects down towards the center of the ________.
→ Gravity pulls us toward the ground — which is part of our planet,
Earth.
39. You ________ things away from you.
→ When you move something away, you’re giving it a
push.
40. You ________ things towards you.
→ When you bring something closer, you’re giving it a
pull.
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All answers match the words in the box and make sense in the sentences.
Final Answer:
31. Paper
32. material
33. metal
34. plastic
35. tool
36. versatile
37. water
38. Earth
39. push
40. pull
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for 3rd grade science.
