2. Vocab

3. Earths Movement

4. Constellations

5. Moon Phases

6. Space Exploration

7. Throw Back Thursday

8. Vocab
Earths Movements
Constellations
Moon Phases
Space Exploration
Throw Back Thursday
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9. $100 An imaginary line about which each planet or moon spins.

10. $200 an object making a complete turn on its axis.

11. $300 the circular path of one object around another.

12. $400 the pattern of changes that happen to the moon

13. $500 Define: Waxing and Waning

14. $100 How long does it take Earth to make one full rotation on its axis?

15. $200 How long does it take Earth to make one complete revolution?

16. $300 What causes day and night?

17. $400 If it is spring in the northern hemisphere, what season is it in the southern hemisphere?

18. $500 What are the two reasons as to why we have seasons?

19. $100 What is a constellation?

20. $200 In which directions does the sun appear to rise and set?

21. $300 Gabriel has been using his telescope every night to observe star patterns. He kept a journal of his observations all year. Which of the following is a correct observation? A. star patterns change as they move across the sky. B. different patterns can be seen during different seasons. C. star patterns are in the same position every night. D. star patterns are brighter at different times of the night.

22. $400 Jaeden uses a telescope to observe the constellation Aries at 9 p
$400 Jaeden uses a telescope to observe the constellation Aries at 9 p.m. She records her observations again at 11 p.m. What change will Jaeden most likely record?

23. $500 Why are some constellations visible year round, and others appear only for a few months of the year?

24. $100 Why can we see the moon if it is not a star?

25. $200 How long does it take the moon to orbit Earth?

26. $300 What moon phase is this?

27. $400 What moon phases is this and what will the next 2 moon phases be?

28. $500 Draw the moon phases starting with a new moon and label each phase.

29. $100 What does NASA stand for?

30. $200 Where are the two main locations NASA operates from?

31. $300 Define economy and tourism.

32. $400 Explain one way NASA has affected Florida’s economy.

33. $500 Astronauts who travel in space need to wear clothes that will keep them safe. Firefighters need special clothes to stay safe, too. Why might inventions that improve the safety of astronauts clothes also be useful to firefighters? A. they both must be able to get dressed quickly B. They both work in extreme temperatures C. they both have to travel in low pressures D. They both need to stay dry when they work

34. $100 Draw an example of magnets attracting.

35. $200 Name two metals that magnetic and two metals that are nonmagnetic.

36. $300 Give an example of a physical change and an example of a chemical change.

37. $400 Explain the Law of Conservation of Mass.

38. $500 Explain the steps you would use to find the volume of an irregular object.

40. FINAL JEOPARDY Part A: Who was the first county to have a person in space? Part B: During Apollo 11 mission, who was the first man to set foot on the moon?