Quarter 1 Review part 2

Solar Prominence

• Quick burst of gas into the solar system

• Loop of gas that connects sun spots

• Hot gas moving into Earth's atmosphere

• Breaks power lines

Solar Flare

• The crown of the sun

• Cooler spots on the sun

• A loop of energy

• Brief eruption of intense high energy of gas

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The layer of the sun that makes light

• Photosphere

• Solar flare

• Core

• Chromosphere

Sun Spots

• Throw particles into Earth's Atmosphere

• Create donuts

• Help the space probes send information

• The cooler darker parts of the Sun

What is illuminating the Moon?

• Nuclear Fusion
• Sunlight
• Mirrors
• Flood Lights

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What should a scientist do if a hypothesis is NOT supported by data?

• Carry out further investigations.

• Stop investigating the question.

• Change the hypothesis to match the data.

• Change the data to support the hypothesis.

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Scientists often replicate experiments to verify the findings. Which of the following is an example of replication?

• A. A scientist repeats another scientist's experiment on how sound waves travel.
• B. A scientist conducts three trials of her own experiment on the behavior.
• C. A scientist heats two different metals to compare the temperatures at which they melt.
• D. A scientist conducts a different experiment on heat after his first one does not support his hypothesis.

Energy waves bouncing off the surface of an object

• Absorbed

• Transmitted

• Reflected

• Transparent

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How does light travel?

• In circles

• In waves

• In zigzags

• In curves

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What happens when you place a container of water in the beam of a ray of light?

• Light is mostly refracted.

• Light mostly bounces off it.

• Light is mostly absorbed.

• Light is mostly reflected.

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