Earth's Movement
Seasons
Moon
Tides
Extra
100
The imaginary line that Earth spins on
What is axis
100

When the northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun, what season do we experience?

What is winter

100

Is the moon rocky or made out of gas?

What is rocky

100
What causes the tides in large bodies of water.
What is the moon's gravitational pull.
100
What number planet is Earth from the sun?
What is third
200
The spinning of Earth on its axis
What is rotation
200
When the northern hemisphere is experiencing spring, what season is the Southern Hemisphere experiencing?
What is Fall
200
This phase of the moon is when we see only the right half lit up.
What is First Quarter
200

Which tide occurs during a full moon and new moon?

Highest tides

200

What is the last planet in the solar system?

Neptune

300
The movement of Earth around the sun
What is revolution
300
Seasons are caused by what?
What is tilt AND revolution
300
How much of the moon is lit during a new moon?
What is None
300

What tide occurs during a first quarter and last quarter moon.

High tides that are not quite as high as the tides during new moon and full moon
300

What is the smallest planet?

What is Mercury

400

How long does it take the earth to rotate on its axis?

24 hours (1 day)

400

When do we experience summer?

When the northern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun

400

Where is the moon located during a full moon?

Opposite side of the Earth from the sun

400
If high tide occurs at 8 AM, when will the next high tide be?
What is 8 PM
400

What is the largest planet?

What is Jupiter

500

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

365 days (1 year)

500

When do we experience spring and fall?

When the Northern & Southern Hemisphere are both pointing at the sun equally

500

What are the phases of the moon caused by?

it's position and reflection of the sun

500
The daily rise and fall of Earth's water is known as what?
What is tides.
500

What are the four inner planets?

Mercury, Venus, Earth & Mars

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