Objects in the sky

An object in the sky that produces its own light

• The moon

• The Sun

• The Earth

• A cloud

The moon changes appearance during the month.

• True

• False

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An object you see at night that gives off its own light is a-

• Moon

• Star

• Cloud

• Sun

An object you can see at night and during the day is-

• Clouds

• Stars

• The Sun

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The sun is a ___________. The ___________ from the sun lets animals see during the day.

• star; heat

• 1. star; light

• moon; heat

• 1. moon; light

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What does it mean when light is reflected?

• 1. Light disappears

• Light bounces off an object

• Light turns into sound

• Light changes color on its own

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Why can we see the moon at night?

• The moon reflects light from Earth.

• The moon reflects the light from the sun.

• 1. The moon makes its own light.

• 1. The moon reflects light from far away stars.

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Which pattern do we see in the sky?

• The Moon rises and sets every day
     

• Stars move closer to Earth each night

•  Clouds stay in one spot

• The Sun only comes out on weekends

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Which sentence best explains why a telescope helps you see objects in the sky better than your eyes alone?

• A telescope makes objects in the sky look bigger and clearer.

•  A telescope makes the sky darker so you can’t see stars.

• A telescope makes the Sun look smaller.

• A telescope helps you see only objects that are on Earth.

What kind of energy does the Sun give us?

• 1. Sound and electricity

• 1. Light and heat

• Wind and rain

• Shadows and darkness

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