Gravity and Orbits
Seasons
Moon Phases
Eclipses
Tides
100

This is the attractive force between all objects of the universe

Gravity

100

If its spring in the northern hemisphere, it's _________ in the south.

autumn

100

How long does it take for the moon to complete one orbit around the Earth? 

About a month. 
100

What are the two main types of eclipses?

Lunar and Solar

100

When the water in the beach is pulled back, this is called a __________

low tide

200

This is the path an object in space makes around another.

Orbit

200

Summer gives us __________ days and ___________ nights

longer, shorter

200

When the face of the moon is completely dark, what is this phase called?

New Moon

200

How does a solar eclipse happen?

When the moon passes between the sun and Earth. 

When the moon blocks our view of the sun.

200

What is a spring tide?

They're very high tides and very low tides

300

This is how much matter an object takes up.

Mass
300

Which seasons have an equal amount of day and night?

Spring and Autumn

300

How does the moon change shape?

It's a reflection of the sun's light.

300

Which moon phase does a lunar eclipse happen on?

Full moon

300

What is a neap tide?

They are low high tides and high low tides.

400

This is the measure of how strong the force of gravity is on an object. 

Weight

400

Determine what season the northern hemisphere is having. (Teacher will draw)

Winter

400

What is the difference between a crescent moon and a gibbous moon?

The crescent appears to have less light and the gibbous is in between a half moon and a full moon.

400

Describe what the umbra looks like

The darkest part of the shadow

400

Which phases of the moon happens in a neap tide?

First quarter and third quarter.

500

Calculate the weight (in Newtons).

Use this equation: mass x force of gravity = weight

A 10 kg puppy on the moon that has a force of gravity of 1.6 kg/N.


16 Newtons

500

Draw a diagram that shows the northern hemisphere having summer. 

Correct image is drawn.

500

List the moon's phases in order.

New moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, third quarter, waning crescent

500

Draw the sun, earth, and moon to demonstrate a solar eclipse from space. Mark the umbra and penumbra.

Correct drawing.

500

Draw a spring tide. You need to include the sun, the earth, the tidal bulge, and the moon

Correct drawing.