Unit 6 - Test Corrections/ Interventions (science)
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Drag the appropriate label to the areas marked in the Venn Diagram below.
Other Answer Choices:
Sun
Moon
Earth
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Which characteristic would best replace the X in the Physical Characteristics of the Earth and Moon chart above?
Experiences high and low tides
One revolution is 27.3 days
Has craters
Consists of about 70% hydrogen
A student created a model to demonstrate the Sun and Earth system. He used a broomstick, a baseball, and one meter of string. His model is shown below.
Refer to the information above. If the baseball represents the Earth, how would the student demonstrate the day / night cycle?
The student would turn his back to the baseball.
The student would raise and lower the stick.
The student would spin around causing the ball to swing around him.
The student would twist the string to spin the baseball.
A student is designing a home for a school project. The student wants to wake up in the morning with natural sunlight coming through the windows, but wants minimal sunlight to enter the bedroom in the afternoon.
Which diagram shows the best placement for the bedroom windows to meet the student’s goals?
The chart contains information about the Sun, Earth, and Moon.
Which characteristic is NOT correct?
No weather
Tilted on its axis
Less gravity than Earth
Largest object in the solar system
What could be done to make this diagram more accurate?
Add clouds to the drawing.
Move the Sun directly above the house.
Change the time from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Replace the Sun with the Moon.
A diagram of some lunar phases is shown.
Based on the diagram, which lunar will occur directly after X?
A student has three spheres that each have a different size. How should the student label the spheres to model the size differences between the Sun, Earth, and Moon?
Sun → Large
Earth → Medium
Moon → Small
Sun → Large
Earth → Small
Moon → Medium
Sun → Medium
Earth → Large
Moon → Small
Sun → Small
Earth → Large
Moon → Medium
The Sun appears to move across the sky during the day.
Which model below presents the most accurate explanation for the apparent movement of the Sun across the sky as shown above?
A student makes a sundial. The student takes a picture of the sundial at 3:30 P.M.
Based on the student's sundial, which letter is closest to the position of the sun when the picture was taken?
W
X
Y
Z
Earth is a planet with a solid surface that is most covered by water. It has landforms such as mountains, volcanoes, and deltas. The Earth's surface changes constantly because of the water cycle, weathering and erosion, and the actions of living things.
Which is also true about the Moon?
The Moon is a planet with volcanoes.
The Moon has a solid surface.
The Moon has mountains and deltas.
The surface of the Moon is constantly changing.
Planets rotate on their axis. The length of time for one rotation for each of the four planets is shown in the table below.
Which of the planets listed above has a length of rotation closest to the length of one rotation of the Earth?