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When is your shadow the longest?

in the early morning

100

Where does the moon get its light?

the sun

100

Name the hottest planet.

Venus

100

Compare the sun to other stars.

Average

100

What forms when the sun is blocked?

a shadow

200

The sun rises in the east is a statement that is an example of what?

apparent motion

200

Do lunar and solar eclipses involve the moon?

yes

200

What does a telescope do?

Makes objects far away appear clos/

200

A glowing sphere of gases that gives off heat and light energy.

star

200

What caused the moon's craters?

meteoroids

300

Earth spinning on its axis is called _____.

rotation

300

About many days does it take the Moon to take a complete cycle and show all of its phases?

29

300

What planet has the right conditions to support life?

Earth

300
a chunk of ice, rock, and dust that orbits the sun

comet

300

In what phase of the moon can its entire lit side be seen from Earth?

full moon

400

When are shadows the shortest?

noon

400

This keeps Earth from being covered by craters caused by meteoroids?

earth's atmosphere
400

The sun and all the objects that orbit it

solar system

400

A meteor that hit Earth's surface

meteorite

400

What is the daily rise and fall of the ocean's surface called?

the tide

500

A real or imaginary line that a spinning object turns around.

axis

500

During this phase, the lit side of the moon can not be seen from Earth.

new moon
500

Largest planet

Jupiter

500

When asteroids collide, pieces if rock and metal may break off.  These smaller pieces are called ____.

meteoroids

500

A piece of rock, ice or metal that burns up in Earth's atmosphere causing a streak of light to appear in the sky.

meteor

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