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Science exam 2nd month

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Earth turns around an imaginary line called

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A star and the planets and other objects that revolve around it make up a(n)

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A group of stars that seems to form a pattern in the night sky is a(n)

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Rotation of Earth on its axis causes

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One half of Earth is called

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Sun is a hot, glowing gases; mostly

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Draw a picture of the sun and Earth. Draw lines to show Earth's axis and rays from the sun and label which side of Earth has day and which side has night.

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At sunset, the sun appears to sink down below the horizon. How would a scientist describe sunset ?

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The Earth's gravity holds the sun in its place.

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When it is spring in the Northern hemisphere, the season is summer in the Southern hemisphere.

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The discovery of moons around Jupiter proved that all objects in space do not revolve around Earth.

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The tilt of Earth's axis and its orbit causes the seasons.