Unit 9: Space Rescue Practice.

Unit 9: Space Rescue Practice

Identify the moon phase…
New Moon Full Moon Waxing Crescent Waning Crescent Waxing Gibbous Waning Gibbous 1st Quarter 3rd Quarter

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? Third Quarter

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? First Quarter

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? Waning Crescent

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? Waxing Gibbous

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? New Moon

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? Waning Crescent

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? Waxing Crescent

Which phase comes next? Which phase comes next??? Full Moon

What is motion “h” called?

Revolution

Which is summer for us? A B D C

If the axis are facing the other direction, which is winter for us?
B C

Which is spring for us? A B D C

Cherise observes the Moon in the phase shown below.
If Cherise continues to observe the Moon, which of the following phases will she see next?

How often do Spring tides and Neap tides each occur?
A. two times a month B. two times a day C. two times a year D. four times a year

At which position on the diagram above does the waning gibbous phase of the moon occur?

What kind of star is our sun?
Supergiant Red Giant White Dwarf Main Sequence

The Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram shows the relationship between a star’s-
Surface temperature and size. Brightness and distrance from Earth. Surface temperature and brightness. Brightness and size.

According to the diagram, which type of star is the brightest?
Supergiant Giant White Dwarf Main Sequence

A stars temperature helps determine its-
Brightness Color Size Shape

Which star type is most abundant?

Main sequence stars

Which color star is the brightest and hottest temperature?

Blue colored stars

What type of magnitude do supergiant stars have?

Great magnitude –very bright stars

What type of temperature do giant stars have?

Low temperature

What galaxy type?

Elliptical galaxy

What galaxy type?

Spiral Galaxy

What kind of tides occur on Earth when the Moon and the Sun are positioned as shown in the diagram above? Lunar tides Neap tides Solar tides Spring tides

Which of the following best describes the tides that occur on Earth when the Moon and the Sun are positioned as shown in the diagram above? Lower than normal high tides and lower than normal low tides Higher than normal high tides and lower than normal low tides Lower than normal high tides and higher than normal low tides Extremely high tides and extremely low tides once during the day

Tides are the regular rise and fall of the oceans and other large bodies of water on Earth. Tides are caused mainly by- Earth’s tilt toward or away from the Sun The speed of the Moon’s orbit around Earth The gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun The gravitational pull of the Earth and the Moon

Hurricanes can form only under certain conditions in a Low pressure
Hurricanes can form only under certain conditions in a Low pressure. Which of the following must be present for a hurricane to form in the Atlantic Ocean? Cool temperatures Ocean currents Strong winds Warm water

Astronomers use the light year as a unit of measure
Astronomers use the light year as a unit of measure. A light year is used to measure- Distance Energy Speed Time

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