Science with Joe

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Where does weather occur in the atmosphere, and where do most humans reside?

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A________________ is often called a "blood moon" due to the reddish color the moon takes on when Earth casts its shadow on it and filters out most of the blue light. The light that does make it through Earth's atmosphere and reaches the moon is predominantly at the red end of the spectrum, giving the moon a blood-like appearance.

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______________________ refers to the sun's warming of the planets. It measures the solar radiation energy received on a given surface area over time. It's an important concept in climatology, meteorology, and physical geography, as it influences the temperature and climate of the Earth and other planetary bodies.

• Insulation

• Conduction

• Convection

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Point at the hemisphere that is in the winter season.

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Global winds don’t move in a straight line; they move in a curve because of the.

• ocean currents

• wind speed

• atmosphere

• Coriolis effect

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Point at the hottest star.

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Point at the hottest area on Earth.

Multiple Choice

Stellar nebulae, which are clouds of hydrogen gases and dust where stars are formed, are also called ______________

• the birthplace of stars.

• neutron stars

• black holes

Multiple Choice

1. What is a cycle?

• a. A single event that happens once

• b. A repeating series of events

• c. A method of water purification

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1. Which of the following is an example of a cycle?

• a. The rising and setting of the sun

• b. The flow of a river in one direction

• c. The growth of a plant from a seed

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1. How does water participate on Earth?

• a. It remains static in one form

• b. It moves through various parts of the planet in different forms

• c. It evaporates and never returns to Earth

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1. Where does the water we use in our daily lives primarily come from?

• a. Manufactured in factories;

• b. Extracted from the water cycle

• c. Imported from other planets

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1. After being used in our homes, where is the water typically directed?

• a. It is stored in tanks for reuse without treatment

• b. It is put back into rivers or the sea

• c. It evaporates immediately into the atmosphere

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1. How is the water treated before it reaches our homes?
   

• 1. a. It is colored and flavored

• b. It is cleaned and pumped

• c. It is tested for electrical conductivity

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1. What role does water play in the bodies of living organisms?

• a. It is only used for hydration.

• b. It is involved in the chemical processes that sustain life.

• c. It acts solely as a temperature regulator.

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1. How do organisms interact with water in their environment?.

• a. They take in water from their surroundings.

• b. They produce water internally without any external source.

• c. They store water for future generations

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1. What happens to water after organisms have used it?

• a. It is converted into food.

• b. It remains within the organism indefinitely.

• c. It is expelled with their waste.

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1. What powers the water cycle?

• a. The moon's magnetic field
• b. The sun's energy
• c. Wind currents
• d. Tectonic plate movement

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1. During the water cycle, water frequently changes into which states?

• Only solid and gas
• Liquid and plasma
• Solid, liquid, and plasma
• Liquid, solid, and gas

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1. Where does the world’s water circulate according to the water cycle?

• Between the ocean, atmosphere, and land
• In the atmosphere only
• Between the land and underground reservoirs
• Only in the ocean

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1. Which of the following is an example of a watery habitat?

• a. Deserts

• b. Coral reefs

• c. Mountains

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1. What is a life cycle? a. The process of water evaporation and condensation b. The pattern of being born, growing, reproducing, and dying c. A type of water filtration process

• A) The pattern of being born, growing, reproducing, and dying

• B) The process of water evaporation and condensation

• C) The stages of plant growth

• D_ A type of water filtration process

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What happens to water as it gains and loses heat during the water cycle?

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b. It changes between liquid, solid, and gas

a. It remains in a constant state ​

c. It disappears into the atmosphere permanently

Reorder

Reorder from the smallest to the largest.

• Planet

• Solar System

• Galaxy

• Universe

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2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

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1. The Milky Way is a ​

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type of galaxy.

2. Rocky planets, like the inner planets are known as​

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planets.

3. A ​

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is a rock from space that lands on Earth’s surface.

4. The warmest region on Earth is the ​ ​

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which gets the most concentrated sunshine.

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5. ​_​

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forces make objects move.

6. ​

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forces keep objects moving at a constant velocity or not moving.

7. ​

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is a force that slows objects down and resists motion.

8. The force in attraction that is created by matter, the more mass there is,, the more ​​

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Unbalanced

Balanced

Friction

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9. The speed of an object going in a direction is known as ​

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10. The change in velocity over time is called ​

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11. The change of position is known as ​

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12. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, is ​​

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Third law.

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velocity

acceleration.

motion

Newton’s

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What is happening at A?

• a. positive acceleration

• b. staying the same speed

• c. deceleration

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3. What is happening at C?

• a. positive acceleration

• b. staying the same speed

• c. deceleration