Naming Simple Machines (Grade 3)
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Naming Simple Machines
1.
Lucas sweeps the kitchen floor.

What type of simple machine is a broom?

What type of simple machine is a broom?
- lever
- screw
- pulley
2.
Maya turns the doorknob to open the door.

What type of simple machine is a doorknob?

What type of simple machine is a doorknob?
- screw
- inclined plane
- wheel and axle
3.
Emma uses the stairs to get to the third floor of the building.

What type of simple machine are the stairs?

What type of simple machine are the stairs?
- lever
- inclined plane
- wheel and axle
4.
Tyra uses this object to hold two boards together.

Which type of simple machine is the object?

Which type of simple machine is the object?
- screw
- wedge
- wheel and axle
5.
Dominic zips his coat.

Which type of simple machine are the teeth of a zipper?

Which type of simple machine are the teeth of a zipper?
- lever
- pulley
- wedge
6.
Eric twists the cap to open the gallon of milk.

Which type of simple machine is the milk cap?

Which type of simple machine is the milk cap?
- lever
- screw
- wedge
7.
Scissors are compound machines. They are made up of more than one simple machine.

What type of simple machine are the handles of the scissors?

What type of simple machine are the handles of the scissors?
- lever
- wedge
- wheel and axle
8.
Scissors are compound machines. They are made up of more than one simple machine.

What type of simple machine are the blades of the scissors?

What type of simple machine are the blades of the scissors?
- lever
- wedge
- wheel and axle
9.
Sullivan uses the object shown to lift a bucket of water.

Which type of simple machine is shown?

Which type of simple machine is shown?
- lever
- pulley
- screw
10.
A wheelbarrow is a compound machine. It is made up of more than one simple machine.

What type of simple machine are the handles of the wheelbarrow?

What type of simple machine are the handles of the wheelbarrow?
- lever
- wedge
- wheel and axle
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