The Role of Gravity
Earth's Motion
Earth's Place in Space
Stars and Their Patterns
Star Colors and distance
100

This makes an apple fall to the ground

gravity


100

The seasons in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere are _______

opposite

100

a large object that orbits a star

planet

100

patterns of stars are called ______.

constellations

100

What color of star is the coolest?

red or orange

200

Earth's water levels _____ on the side of the Earth AWAY from the Moon

fall

200

The tilt of Earth's ______ causes the change in seasons. 

axis

200

One revolution around the Sun takes this long

one year

200

_____ produce their own light and heat. 

stars

200

What color of star is the hottest?

white or blue

300

What would happen if a meteorite encounters the Earth?

It would hit Eartha and create a crater

300

The appearance and shape of the Moon as you see it at a particular time.

Moon phases

300

The farther a planet is from the Sun, the _______ its year. (shorter or longer)

longer

300

stars appear to move in the sky because of 

Earth's rotation AND revolution

300

What affects the apparent brightness of the stars?

The distance from earth and their size

400

Earth revolves around ______

the Sun

400

It takes this long for Earth to complete on full rotation on its axis. 

24 hours

400
This contains billions of stars, dust, and gas that are all held together by gravity

galaxy

400

What makes a star different colors?

the temperature
400

Why do some stars appear brighter than other stars in the night sky?

they are closer to Earth

500

A space rock that enters Earth's atmosphere

meteor

500

What would happen if Earth was not tilted toward or away from the Sun?

Days and nights would be about equal in length.

500

Planets revolve around the Sun in an _______ orbit

elliptical 

500

Why do some stars appear brighter than others in the night sky?

Some stars are closer to Earth than others. 

500

What do scientists use to measure distance in space?

light-years

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