WorksheetsEarth Space Chapter 1 - Attainments
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the 1st Big Idea in Chapter 1
The Earth, Moon and Sun interact with each other
One revolution of the Earth takes about one year
One Revolution of the Moon around the Earth takes one month
One rotation of the Earth around its axis takes one day
What is the 2nd Big Idea in Chapter 1
The Earth, Moon and Sun interact with each other
One revolution of the Earth takes about one year
One Revolution of the Moon around the Earth takes one month
One rotation of the Earth around its axis takes one day
What is the 3rd Big Idea in Chapter 1
The Earth, Moon and Sun interact with each other
One revolution of the Earth takes about one year
One Revolution of the Moon around the Earth takes one month
One rotation of the Earth around its axis takes one day
What is the 4th Big Idea in Chapter 1
The Earth, Moon and Sun interact with each other
One revolution of the Earth takes about one year
One Revolution of the Moon around the Earth takes one month
One rotation of the Earth around its axis takes one day
What is the 5th Big Idea in Chapter 1
The Earth, Moon and Sun interact with each other
The seasons are caused by Earths tilt and revolution around the sun
One Revolution of the Moon around the Earth takes one month
One rotation of the Earth around its axis takes one day
What is the definition of Revolution
A natural force that pulls a lighter object toward a heavier one
The path that an object in space follows to travel around another object
Moving around something without touching it
A natural or human-made object in space that moves around Earth or another planet
What is the definition of Orbital Path
A natural force that pulls a lighter object toward a heavier one
The path that an object in space follows to travel around another object
Moving around something without touching it
A natural or human-made object in space that moves around Earth or another planet
What is the definition of gravity
A natural force that pulls a lighter object toward a heavier one
The path that an object in space follows to travel around another object
Moving around something without touching it
A natural or human-made object in space that moves around Earth or another planet
What is the definition of Satellite
A natural force that pulls a lighter object toward a heavier one
The path that an object in space follows to travel around another object
Moving around something without touching it
A natural or human-made object in space that moves around Earth or another planet
What is the definition of Rotation
The imaginary line through the center of Earth that joins the North and South poles
An object in space that orbits the Sun and has enough gravity to make its shape round
The areas on Earth where the time of day is one or more hours different
The Earth spinning, even if you don't feel it.
What is the definition of Axis
The imaginary line through the center of Earth that joins the North and South poles
An object in space that orbits the Sun and has enough gravity to make its shape round
The areas on Earth where the time of day is one or more hours different
The Earth spinning, even if you don't feel it.
What is the definition of Time zone
The imaginary line through the center of Earth that joins the North and South poles
An object in space that orbits the Sun and has enough gravity to make its shape round
The areas on Earth where the time of day is one or more hours different
The Earth spinning, even if you don't feel it.
What is the definition of Planet
The imaginary line through the center of Earth that joins the North and South poles
An object in space that orbits the Sun and has enough gravity to make its shape round
The areas on Earth where the time of day is one or more hours different
The Earth spinning, even if you don't feel it.
What is the definition of Solar System
An imaginary line splitting up the Earth into two equal halves, north and south
An object in space that orbits the Sun and has enough gravity to make its shape round
The areas on Earth where the time of day is one or more hours different
The Sun and all the planets, and other objects that revolve around it
What is the definition of Equator
An imaginary line splitting up the Earth into two equal halves, north and south
An object in space that orbits the Sun and has enough gravity to make its shape round
The areas on Earth where the time of day is one or more hours different
The Sun and all the planets, and other objects that revolve around it
What does the Earth move around?
the Sun
The Moon
The Stars
Mars
Why is the Sun important
Provides light and heat
Makes water
Water
The heart
Why is a year 365 days?
The gravity
It's a nice number
The length of the rotation
The foot
How many degrees is the Earths axis tilted
23
56
365
16
Why do different parts of the Earth experience daylight at different times?
The sun
Who knows?
Rotation
Resolution
Earths path in space
is a perfect circle
is not a perfect circle
does whatever it wants
is a square
The Moon moves in a revolution around the Earth because
A man holding it
Gravity
Air
rotation
True or False: The Earth is Much bigger than the moon
True
False
One day is measured in 24 hours because
Earths complete rotation
Thats just how it works
Thats how many hours are in a day
Gravity
