Earth and Moon
Solar System
Light
Sound
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100

Identify the phase of the Moon when it looks like a full circle.

Full Moon

100

Neptune, Saturn. 

Name something these have in common. 

They are outer planets, or gas giants

100

Definition- totally see thorugh. LIght rays travel uninterrupted through an object

Transparent

100

This is the measure of how loud or soft something is. 

Volume

100

Stars appear to do this in the night sky, but it is not real! It's due to the atmosphere. The light rays travel through air particles and other matter and they briefly interrupt the light rays from reaching our eyes. 

Twinkle

200

Describe why day and night occur on Earth.

Earth rotates on an axis. 12 hours of the day we face toward the sun; 12 hours a day we face toward darkness. 

200

This object in the sky creates its own light. It does not move. 

A star, or our sun

200

This is defined as light rays bouncing off of an object and then traveling in another (usually opposite) direction

Reflection

200

Defined as how high or low a sound is. 

Pitch

200

Light does NOT need this to be seen. 

a medium (matter)

Light can travel through a vacuum- this is evident with space photography!

300

This is 365 days long. It is also known as one year. 

(Technically 365.25 days)

What is one revolution? 

300

List these objects in order of size, from largest to smallest: Earth, the Sun, the Moon

Sun, then Earth, then Moon

300

This object separates light into its different wavelengths. It creates something beautiful. 

a Prism

300

To increase this, add more energy into the sound. Hint: give the scientific name for the measure of the wave)

Amplitude/ volume

300

Why does a train sound louder as it gets closer to us? 

The amplitude of the sound waves are largest when close to the source. The sound waves lose energy (amplitude/volume) as the source and the ear get farther apart. 

400

Definition: to shrink or decrease in size, especially when related to phases of the moon. 

What is waning? 

400

This is the season when the Northern hemisphere is tilted toward the sun, and in our ellipse-shaped revolution we are nearest to our only star. 

Summer

400

Martin notices that only some light goes through a paper towel when he holds a lightbulb nearby. How can he classify?

Translucent

400

Sound travels fastest through...

Solid

400

When the southern hemisphere is tilted toward the sun, what season do we experience in the northern hemisphere? 

Winter

500

The phases of the moon, in order. 

New Moon

Crescent

Quarter

Gibbous

Full


And then back again in reverse to complete the lunar cycle

500

What is the name of the bunch of floating rock and ice that separates the inner and outer planets? 

Asteroid belt

500

If all the light energy except blue rays are absorbed, what color does an item appear to our eyes? 

Blue- the blue is the only thing that bounces back if everything else is absorbed. 

500

This is required for sound to be heard

A medium (matter!)

500

This is the order of the planets, from innermost to ourtermost. 

Mercury

Venus

Earth

Mars

Jupiter

Saturn

Uranus

Neptune

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