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5th Gr Science Review: Earth, Sun, & Stars
5th Gr Science Review: Earth, Sun, & Stars
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Review of the following topics: Earth's systems Sun & shadows Sun & stars
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A student claims gravity acts on the gymnast throughout her jump. Which statement
best
supports this claim?
Objects thrown up in the air return back to Earth.
The force of gravity decreases as the distance between objects increase.
Objects weigh less on moon than on Earth
Heavy objects fall at the same speed as light ones.
2
Constellations orbit
False
True
3
The coldest month in Sydney is
April
December
July
October
4
Uneven heating of the geosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere causes Earth's wind
False
True
5
What is one way to preserve Earth’s precious freshwater supplies?
Recycling water
Building dams on rivers
Building a desalination plant
Melting icebergs
6
How much of the Earth's surface is covered in water?
3/4
9/10
1/5
1/2
7
How much of the water on Earth is freshwater?
10%
0.5%
3%
25%
8
What time of day is your shadow the shortest?
10am
Noon
4pm
8am
9
Rain Shadow Effect. Which side of the mountain will have
less
biosphere?
North
South
Ocean side of the mountain
The side of the mountain farthest from the ocean
10
The wettest month in Sydney is
January
October
July
March
11
What evidence
best
supports the student's claim about the closeness of the star to Earth?
The star appears brighter than the other stars.
The star is a different color than the other stars.
The star appears smaller than the other stars.
The star is twinkling more than the other stars.
12
How is the sun classified?
A supergiant yellow star
An average yellow star
A small blue star
A white dwarf star
13
What kind of pattern does the sun make during the day as it travels across the sky?
Diamond
Square
Rainbow
Triangle
14
Hot air falls, cold air rises
False
True