Space Science REVIEW

Gravity pulls objects...

• upward to Earth's atmosphere

• downward to the center of the Earth

• eastward to Earth's Oceans

• westward to Earth's surface

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Choose TWO examples of how gravity pulls an object is...

• an apple falling down from a tree

• swirling water in a cup

• water flows downward

• an apple growing on a tree

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Mr. Capaldi kicks a soccer ball very high in the air. It goes into the sky for awhile and then falls to the ground. What is the reason for this?

• push of gravity

• pull of gravity

• push of air

• force of Mr. C's kick

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This image shows...

• the solar system

• moons phases

• constellations

• Earth's seasons

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What causes day and night?

• Earth's structure

• Earth revolving around the su

• Earth's rotation on it's axis

• Earth's gravitational pull

Sunrise & Sunset Times in Johnston RI

Why do sunrise and sunset times change in Johnston, RI

• Sunrise and sunset times change as Earth revolves around the sun

• Sunrise and sunset times change because of Earth's gravitational pull

• Sunrise and sunset times change as Earth rotates on its axis

• Sunrise and sunset times change with phases of the moon

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What does this model show?

• Earth revolving around the sun

• Earth spinning on its axis showing day and night (how the sun rises and sets)

• The phases of the moon

• The length of shadows

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When the sunlit part of Earth rotates halfway around, it will experience

• summer

• winter

• day

• night

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Why do we see different stars in the night sky at different times of the year?

• because Earth spins on its axis

• because Earth revolved around the sun

• because it depends on the moon phase

• because we experience day and night

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Choose TWO correct answers. Some constellations you can see in the summer...

• cannot be seen in the winter

• are the exact same location in the winter

• are hidden by the clouds in the winter

• are in a different location in the winter

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