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Moon Phases
Solar and Lunar Eclipses
Small Objects in Space
Measuring Distance in Space
Tissues
100
Number of moon phases.
What is 8?
100
Space objects needed for an eclipse.
What is earth, sun, moon?
100
What happens when a comet get close to the sun?
What is it gets a tail?
100
The distance light travels in one year.
What is light year?
100
The tissue that makes bones, cartilage, and tendons.
What is connective?
200
More than half but less than full.
What is gibbous?
200
Only happens with a new moon.
What is Solar Eclipse?
200
Describe the Asteroid Belt
What is between Mars and Jupiter, where most asteroids are located?
200
The distance from the earth to the sun.
What is an astronomical unit?
200
Tissue that has dendrites.
What is Nerve?
300
The moon is getting smaller.
What is waning?
300
Seen by the whole hemisphere.
What is lunar eclipse?
300
Also known as a "shooting star"
What is meteor?
300
Why scientists use light units to measure space.
What is because the distance in space is so big regular measurements get too big?
300
The plant tissue that brings water and minerals up from the roots.
What is xylem?
400
The moon is getting bigger.
What is waxing?
400
A lunar eclipse.
What is the earth blocks the sun during full moon and the moon appears red?
400
Shape of a comets and planets orbit.
What is elliptical?
400
Name the planets in order from the sun.
What is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune?
400
Tissue that makes our skin, and covers the outside of most organs.
What is Epithelial?
500
Less than half
What is crescent?
500
Two differences between solar and lunar eclipses.
What is the 1-phase of the moon, 2- how many people see it 3- position of the earth and moon.
500
Size of the small objects in space from smallest to largest.
What is meteor, asteroid, comet?
500
The way astronomers use two relative positions of the earth to determine how far a star is from the earth.
What is parallax?
500
The hierarchal development of cells. (remember 5 levels)
What are cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms?