Chapter 5 Systems in Space (HMH)

Which sun in the picture shows the height of the sun in the summer?

If this box is being pushed from across the floor, which of the four forces are gravity?

Objects farther away look _________, while closer objects look ____________.

The height of the sun during summer is ___________.

How long does it take Earth to rotate?

An orbit is the path of one object in space around another. Earth orbits __, moon orbits __.

All planets in our solar system revolve around _____________.

The ________ of the Earth causes constellations to appear to move throughout the seasons.

Which moon phase is missing in this sequence?

The force of ____________ pulls everything to the center of Earth.

Ted looked at the sky and saw a full moon. What will the next phase be?

Since the Earth is round, you can see more of its surface when you are at a ________________.

Each month the moon goes through phases. It takes the moon approximately _______.

Summer will have earlier _______ , later _______ and ________ hours of daylight.

The ______________ is/are made of hot, glowing gases and make their own light.

The height of the sun during spring and fall is ___________.

What causes the sun and stars to appear to move across the sky?

Which of the following is an example of gravity?

What causes seasons?

The Sun appears to rise in the ___________ and set in the ___________.

The force of gravity is ____________ in different locations on Earth.

What causes day and night?

The movement of Earth around the sun is a _____________. It takes Earth ________.

In the winter, the sun gets ___ in the sky, has a ____ path to follow, so ___ daylight hours.

Does the Earth revolve around the sun, or does the sun revolve around the Earth?

The ________ is the largest object in our solar system.

In the summer, the sun gets ___ in the sky, has a _____ path to follow, so ____ daylight hours.

The sun is less than ____ light year away from Earth, while Polaris is _____ light years away

When the sun is high in the sky around noon, the shadows are __________.

Which of the following are not stars?

Which of the following are stars?

When the sun is low in the sky in the morning or evening, the shadows are __________.

Why does the sun look bigger and brighter than Polaris?

On Earth, the sun looks _______ and _______.

Different constellations are visible during each season because the Earth is ______________.

Would the sun be lower in the sky at 8:30 am or 11:30 am?

What is the name of a group of stars that make a pattern in the night sky?

If the Sun was farther away from Earth, the sun would look _______ and _______.

Winter will have later _______ , earlier _______ and ________ hours of daylight.

The ________ of the Earth causes constellations to appear to move throughout the night.

Polaris is ___________ times bigger than the sun.

Which moon phase is missing in this sequence?

Betelgeuse is bigger than the sun but looks smaller because it is ______________.

In mornings and late afternoons, the sun is ___ in the sky. Around noon, the sun is ___ in sky.

Which moon phases are in order?

The height of the sun during winter is ___________.

Which sun in the picture shows the height of the sun in the winter?

The sun is a ________________ sized star.

Fred says Earth has a gravitational pull, pulling objects toward its center.What supports this?

Which sun in the picture shows the height of the sun in the spring/fall?