Sun, Moon, Stars, Day, Night

From Earth, most stars look like tiny points of light.

• True

• False

Stars give off heat and light.

• True

• False

People see patterns in the stars in the sky.

• True

• False

All stars are the same size and color.

• True

• False

The Sun is a star.

• True

• False

What should a scientist do to learn more about a new star?

• Observe the star once a month.

• Observe the star once a year.

• Observe the star often and compare it to other stars.

How can you describe the pattern of the Sun's movement?

• The Sun looks high in one part of the sky and then moves to look high in another part of the sky.

• The Sun looks low in one part of the sky and then moves to look low in another part of the sky.

• The Sun looks low in the sky, moves to look high in the sky, and moves to look low in the sky again.

How many times does the Sun orbit, or move around Earth each day?

• 36

• 1

• 0

The Sun looks larger than other stars because it is...

• very far away from Earth

• closer to Earth

• closer to the Moon

When the Sun looks low in the sky, the temperature can feel...

• cooler

• warmer