Shadows and Sun
Moon
Earth
Seasons
Miscellaneous
100

True or False: The sun orbits around the Earth. 

False 

100

What does the moon rotate around?

The Earth

100

The Earth is tilted on its _______

axis 

100

Name the 4 seasons

Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn (Fall) 

100

Explain the Northern and Southern Hemisphere

The Northern Hemisphere the half of the globe above the equator and the Southern Hemisphere is the half of the globe below the equator. 

200

The sun is a star that produces ______ and ______.

Light and Heat

200

Draw an example of a quarter moon

Teacher will check answer 

200

It takes _____ hours for the Earth to make one full rotation. 

24

200

Why does the northern hemisphere experience summer when the southern hemisphere is experiencing winter?

The northern hemisphere is titled towards the sun and receiving direct light

200

When do we experience daytime? 

When our half of the Earth is rotating toward the sun. 

300

When will your shadow be the shortest?

12:00 PM (Noon) 

Sun is highest in the sky 

300

Draw an example of a crescent moon

Teacher will check answer 

300

It takes _____ days for the Earth to rotate around the sun. 

365

300

When do we experience winter? 

When we are tilted away from the sun. 

300

The movement of the Earth as it orbits around the sun is called? 

Revolution 

400

When will your shadow be the longest?

The evening 

400

True or False? The moon has an atmosphere, but no water.

False  

400

The tides on the Earth are caused by _________. 

Gravitational forces caused by the moon. 

400
What would happen to the seasons if the Earth was not tilted on its axis?

It would be the same season year-round 

400

How long does it take for the moon to complete one full phase? (New moon to full moon)

about 1 month 

500

What causes shadows? 

Shadows are formed when an object is in the path of rays of light.

500

What causes the different phases of the Moon?

The position of the Earth, Moon, and Sun in relationship to each other.

500

Explain the difference between the revolution and rotation of the Earth 

"Rotation" refers to an object's spinning motion about its own axis. "Revolution" refers the object's orbital motion around another object (the sun). 

500

Why does the Earth have seasons?

Because as the Earth revolves around the sun it is also rotating on its axis

500

Which of the following tools were NOT used when ancient navigators were studying the night time SKY?

Telescope, sextant, astrolabe, compass, caravel

caravel

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