5.12 Reading Science - The Stars At Night - Chaz McGhee | Library

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He could not wait! What will probably happen at the end of Jimmy and his father’s day?

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Read this sentence from the selection:
"They looked like millions of holiday lights flickering; they decorated the night sky."

The imagery used in this line appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

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Which sentence best supports the idea that the Sun is Earth’s closest star?

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Which is the best summary for this story?

Jimmy and his father were on a camping trip. Jimmy noticed all the stars in the night sky. He found groups of stars that made shapes. The next day, Jimmy was disappointed that the stars were gone. Jimmy’s dad explained that there was a star that was visible—the Sun. Jimmy learned why people see the Sun during the day. He was excited for nighttime so that he and his dad could see the night stars again.

Jimmy and his father were camping. Jimmy did not understand why he saw so many stars at night, but not during the day. Jimmy’s father explained that the stars seen at night were billions of miles from Earth, but the Sun was a star that was visible during the day because it was our closest star. Jimmy tried to look at the Sun, but realized it was too bright. He asked to wear his dad’s hat to help keep the Sun out of his eyes.

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5.12 Reading Science - The Stars At Night

5.12 Reading Science - The Stars At Night

He could not wait! What will probably happen at the end of Jimmy and his father’s day?

Read this sentence from the selection:
"They looked like millions of holiday lights flickering; they decorated the night sky."

The imagery used in this line appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

Which sentence best supports the idea that the Sun is Earth’s closest star?

Which is the best summary for this story?

All of these statements support the idea that Jimmy was confused about stars except -

He could not wait! What will probably happen at the end of Jimmy and his father’s day?

Read this sentence from the selection:
"They looked like millions of holiday lights flickering; they decorated the night sky."

The imagery used in this line appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

Which sentence best supports the idea that the Sun is Earth’s closest star?

Which is the best summary for this story?

All of these statements support the idea that Jimmy was confused about stars except -

5.12 Reading Science - The Stars At Night

5.12 Reading Science - The Stars At Night

He could not wait! What will probably happen at the end of Jimmy and his father’s day?

Read this sentence from the selection: "They looked like millions of holiday lights flickering; they decorated the night sky."The imagery used in this line appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

Which sentence best supports the idea that the Sun is Earth’s closest star?

Which is the best summary for this story?

All of these statements support the idea that Jimmy was confused about stars except -

He could not wait! What will probably happen at the end of Jimmy and his father’s day?

Read this sentence from the selection: "They looked like millions of holiday lights flickering; they decorated the night sky."The imagery used in this line appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

Which sentence best supports the idea that the Sun is Earth’s closest star?

Which is the best summary for this story?

All of these statements support the idea that Jimmy was confused about stars except -

Read this sentence from the selection:
"They looked like millions of holiday lights flickering; they decorated the night sky."

The imagery used in this line appeals most to the reader’s sense of -

Read this sentence from the selection:
"They looked like millions of holiday lights flickering; they decorated the night sky."

The imagery used in this line appeals most to the reader’s sense of -