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Shadows
Article 4
ARTICLE 3
Assessment
100

What natural phenomenon rises and sets in the sky every day?

Sun

100

When is the shadow longest?

When the light is low

100

What happens to a shadow over a day?

It changes size

100

Opaque means 

That it BLOCKS light and cannot be seen through

100

How does the sun move in the sky?

It travels in an arc overhead.

200

The Norse people believed that the sun was a goddess named

Sol

200

When is the shadow shortest?

When the light is highest

200


What is a shadow?

An area of blocked light

200

Transparent means 

That you can see through the object

200

How do shadows change throughout the day?

They grow shorter and longer.

300

Which type of scientist studies space?

Astronomer

300

What week are we on in studies weekly(without looking)

Week 29

300

Why does the book hide the pencil?

The book is opaque

300

translucent means 

That you can see through the object but not clearly

300

How does a sundial tell time?

A shadow moves and points to numbers.

400

What element do hydrogen atoms transform into within our sun?

Helium

400

Who’s going to make an A on the test? 

ME!

YOU

400

shadows are what color?

Dark colored

400

reflective means 

That light bounces off of the object back to our eyes

400


A group of children wants to play shadow tag. When would the child who is “it” have the hardest time catching shadows?

noon

500

Why are stars not visible during the day?

The sun’s light is so powerful

500

What was invented to tell time?

Sundial

500

What’s a fun game to play with shadows?

Shadow tag

500

Light particles travel fast in what type of direction?

In a single direction 

500

What is night?

the Earth blocking sunlight