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100

A force that pulls things toward the center of Earth

Gravity

100

The turning of Earth on its Axis

Rotation

100

A pattern of stars that forms an imaginary picture or design in the night sky

Constellation

100

True or False

Stars make their own light

True

100

How would the sun look if it were farther away from Earth?

Smaller and dimmer

200

If you threw a ball into the air, which direction would it go?

It would eventually fall down towards Earth

200

What direction does the sun appear to travel across the sky?

East to West

200

The movement of Earth one time around the sun

Revolution

200

How would the sun look to people if it were FARTHER from Earth?

Smaller and Dimmer

200

Name the different phases of the moon.

New Moon, Waxing Cresent, First Quarter, Waxing Gibbous, Full Moon, Waning Gibbous, Third Quarter, Waning Crescent. 

300

True or False

A boat floating down the river is an example of the force of gravity

False

300
When is the sun highest in the sky?
Noon
300

Which season has the least amount of sunlight?

Winter

300

True or False

The sun is larger than all the planets and stars?

False

The sun is not the largest star

300

Is the Sun a planet? Why or Why not?

No, it is a star as it has all the qualities of one.
400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

Explain 1 way to show that Earth is not flat

400

ALL OR NOTHING!!!!

Each Group member must answer this correctly in order for the team to receive the points

Get up and demonstrate how the Earth ROTATES

400

How long does it take the moon to do 1 revolution around the Earth

About a Month

400

Mary observes an object in the sky through her telescope. This object has an irregular shape and appears to be moving.  Is it a star?

No

Stars do not have irregular shapes

Stars do not move

400

How long does it take the Earth to revolve around the sun?

365 days

500

Where on Earth cant you feel the force of gravity?

Nowhere, you can feel gravity everywhere on Earth

500

Describe how shadows look at sunrise and at noon

Sunrise- shadows are long

Noon- very short

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

If you see the constellation Leo in July, will you be able to see it in December?  

WHY OR WHY NOT?

500

What unit of measurement would you use to explain how far away a star is?

Light-year

500

Which planet would take the longest to revolve around the sun?

Neptune

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