GRAVITY
SUN
DAY & NIGHT
SHADOWS
MOON & STARS
100

What is the force that keeps objects pulled down toward Earth?

GRAVITATIONAL PULL

100

This is the distance that light can travel in a year?

LIGHT YEARS

100

What happens in June, and is it the longest day of the year during that calendar month?

SUMMER SOLSTICE

100

Fill in the blank: The Sun “appears” to change its direction every ________.

HOUR

100

What is a little change that occurs over a period of time?

PHASE

200

What is responsible for giving us weight?

EARTH'S MASS

200

Luminosity is measured in _____________.

WATTS

200

This means to travel around an object one complete time?

REVOLVE

200

No matter the position of the Sun in the sky, which direction will a shadow form?

OPPOSITE

200

This is a group of stars clustered together in a certain pattern or shape?

CONSTELLATIONS

300

Fill in the blank: Objects with more mass have ____________ gravity.

MORE

300

The sun is a _________ dwarf star.

WHITE

300

Fill in the blank: The Earth’s _________ passes through the North Pole and runs all the way down through the South Pole.

AXIS

300

This was a tool used to tell time during the Roman civilization?

SUNDIAL

300

In which lunar phase could a solar eclipse occur?

NEW MOON

400

This is the change of speed of an object, more specifically when it speeds up.

ACCELERATION

400

What two gases make up the Sun?

HELIUM AND HYDROGEN

400

The United States is split into nine (9) time zones. Name at least four (4).

CENTRAL, EASTERN, PACIFIC, MOUNTAIN, ALASKA, HAWAII-ALEUTIAN, ETC.

400

Fill in the blank: Shadows also show different ______________ throughout the seasons.

PATTERNS

400

What is a star?

HUGE BALL OF GAS

500

What is the formula to calculate force?

F=MA

500

What three (3) factors are considered when discussing apparent brightness?

DISTANCE, LUMINOSITY, AND TEMPERATURE

500

What is the prime meridian?

STARTING POINT FOR TIME ZONES 

500

What is shadow?

A DARK AREA PRODUCED BY AN OBJECT BLOCKING LIGHT

500

Name at least three constellations out of the 88 that exist.

URSA MAJOR, URSA MINOR, PEGASUS, HERCULES, LEO, ORION, CANIS MAJOR, CASSIOPEIA, CRUX, AND MANY MORE. 

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