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    1. The students conducted an experiment to test if soil contains water by placing two pots, one with soil and one without, in a sunny spot and covering each with a plastic bag. They observed water forming on the inside of the plastic bag over the pot with soil only, matching what a teacher had shown with leaves. 2. The passage is about an assessment containing 3 science questions for students in Class 3. It provides the questions, answer choices, explanations of the correct answers, and an estimated percentage of students expected to get each question right based on difficulty level. 3. The first question asks which glass object shown would best measure water and is most accurately answered by a measuring cylinder. The second question involves

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    1. The students conducted an experiment to test if soil contains water by placing two pots, one with soil and one without, in a sunny spot and covering each with a plastic bag. They observed water forming on the inside of the plastic bag over the pot with soil only, matching what a teacher had shown with leaves. 2. The passage is about an assessment containing 3 science questions for students in Class 3. It provides the questions, answer choices, explanations of the correct answers, and an estimated percentage of students expected to get each question right based on difficulty level. 3. The first question asks which glass object shown would best measure water and is most accurately answered by a measuring cylinder. The second question involves

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    Class 3: International Assessments For Indian Schools-Science

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    1. The students conducted an experiment to test if soil contains water by placing two pots, one with soil and one without, in a sunny spot and covering each with a plastic bag. They observed water forming on the inside of the plastic bag over the pot with soil only, matching what a teacher had shown with leaves. 2. The passage is about an assessment containing 3 science questions for students in Class 3. It provides the questions, answer choices, explanations of the correct answers, and an estimated percentage of students expected to get each question right based on difficulty level. 3. The first question asks which glass object shown would best measure water and is most accurately answered by a measuring cylinder. The second question involves

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    1 Which glass object shown would be the best to measure an amount of water?

    2 Rocks are made up of one or more different minerals. The block below contains three
    different minerals.
    From which of these large sections of rock was the block cut?
    (A) (B) (C) (D)

    1 International Assessments for Indian SchoolsScience
    CLASS 3
    International Assessments for Indian SchoolsScience 2
    3 Some students saw a teacher put a plastic bag over
    some leaves on a plant on a sunny day. One day later,
    they saw drops of water on the inside of the plastic bag.
    The teacher explained that the water had come from
    the leaves of the plant.
    The students thought this method might also work to nd out if soil has water in it.
    They set up the pots below and put them in a sunny place.
    Their method of testing for water in soil worked successfully.
    What must the students have observed in the experiment?
    (A) Water formed on the inside of the plastic bag over pot X only.
    (B) Water formed on the inside of the plastic bag over pot Y only.
    (C) Water formed on the inside of both plastic bags.
    (D) Water formed on the inside of neither plastic bag.
    CLASS 3
    Question solutionsClass 3
    Q1 the answer is (A).
    Four glass objects are shown: a measuring cylinder, a test tube, a round bottom flask and a funnel. Graduations
    (marks), which are only on the measuring cylinder, allow different amounts of water to be measured accurately.
    Q2 the answer is (D).
    Options (B), (C) and (D) all contain the three coloured minerals showing in the block, but only option (D) has the
    black line crossing the layers of the brown mineral and the three minerals in the correct sequence.
    Q3 the answer is (A).
    The teacher explained that, when a plastic bag was placed over a plant and water formed on the inside of the plastic
    bag, the water had come from the plant.
    For the test to show that water came from the soil in the same manner, the water must form inside the plastic bag
    over the pot with soil in it (pot X), and water must not form inside the plastic bag over the pot with no soil in it (pot Y).
    Sample Question Approximate percentage of students
    expected to answer this question correctly
    1 84%
    2 65%
    3 54%
    Question difficulty level Class 3
    CLASS 3

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