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The table shows some of the characteristics of the Moon as it revolves around Earth. About how long will it take the Moon to return to the New Moon phase?
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2 days
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28 days
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What causes different parts of the Moon to be lit as it orbits Earth?
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Reflection from the Sun.
Rotations around the Sun.
Refraction from the Sun.
Revolving around the Sun.
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The table shows some of the characteristics of the Moon as it revolves around Earth. About how long will it take the Moon to return to the New Moon phase?
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What causes different parts of the Moon to be lit as it orbits Earth?
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How would you order the pictures to show the correct seasonal sequence?
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Earth experiences seasonal changes because of its tilt and orbit around the Sun, which is also known as a
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Students notice it is fairly easy to predict the time of day from the Sun and a shadow cast on the ground since the length of a shadow changes throughout the day. The length of a shadow that is cast is comparative to the Sun's
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Scientists use a variety of tools and methods to conduct scientific inquiry. Which of the following tools would be helpful in studying the patterns of change in appearance of the Moon over time?
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Based on the tide patterns seen in the table, which time best estimates when the next low tide will occur?
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In an activity, students observe the Moon for 30 days and record what they see. Which statement correctly gives a logical reason why the Moon appears to change shape over the 30-day period?
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At high tide, the water level at the beach reaches farther up the beach than at low tide. What is the cause of the water level rising and falling during the tide cycle?
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What changes occurs in the length of the shadow between the time shown and noon?
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Students create a model to show how the Sun appears to move across the sky during the day. They take all the materials outside & make sure the location receives sunlight throughout the day. Each hour they record their observations & make an X where the shadows falls. To get accurate results the model must sit in the same location & be lined up the same way hourly. The activity is repeated each month to check their markings for accuracy. What is the purpose in repeating the activity each month?
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Which observation below is NOT an example of empirical evidence?
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Students construct a saltwater model to study ocean tides. Which tool should the students use when demonstrating how the model works?
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The picture shows a beach at sunset. What compass direction must the person face to view his shadow?
