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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Column A AColumn B BColumn C CColumn D DColumn E E Column F

6. What causes night and day? A 100

7. Earth's spinning around its axis A 100

8. Earth's orbit around the Sun and its 23-degree tilt on its axis cause A 200

9. seasons A 200

10. At noon on the day of the summer solstice, the Sun is A 300

11. highest in the sky A 300

12. Where do the lengths of daylight change the most over the year? A 400

13. at the poles A 400

14. Why does a person on Earth always see the same side of the Moon? A 500

15. The Moon turns on its axis and orbits Earth in the same amount of time. A 500

16. The lunar highlands have many round features called B 100

17. impact craters B 100

18. Which layer makes up most of the Moon's volume? B 200

19. the mantle, which is made of dense rock B 200

20. When the Moon looks like a circle cut in half, the phase is B 300

21. quarter B 300

22. If you were on an ocean shore, how many high tides would you expect in 24 hours? B 400

23. two B 400

24. What causes seasons? B 500

25. Earth's orbit and the 23- degree tilt of its axis B 500

26. Which is true of the Moon's mantle? C 100

27. It makes up most of the Moon's volume and is made of dense rock. C 100

28. During the first week of the phases of the Moon, the Moon is C 200

29. new and then waxing crescent C 200

30. The Moon causes tides on Earth by producing___ C 300

31. two bulges of water, one toward and one away from the Moon C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. What causes night and day? C 400

34. the rotation of Earth from west to east on its axis C 400

35. What causes patterns of temperature changes and weather trends over a year's time? C 500

36. Earth's orbit and the tilt of its axis C 500

37. What happens at the March equinox? D 100

38. Spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere, and autumn begins in the Southern Hemisphere. D 100

39. During the last two weeks of its cycle, the Moon is D 200

40. waning D 200

41. Which of the following explains the pattern of tides on a shore? D 300

42. As Earth turns once, the shore moves through two bulges of water. D 300

43. Which statement about the Moon's layers is true? D 400

44. The mantle is between the crust and the core, and it makes up most of the Moon's volume. D 400

45. Scientists have found few impact craters on Earth because D 500

46. Earth's surface is constantly worn down. D 500

47. Apollo astronauts practiced important procedures in space to prepare for landing on____ E 100

48. the Moon E 100

49. Which of these missions would NOT be used to explore another planet? space station, flyby, orbiter, lander E 200

50. Space station E 200

51. What advantage does the Hubble Space Telescope have over visible-light telescopes on Earth? E 300

52. It is not affected by Earth's atmosphere. E 300

53. What causes the moon to rise and set in the sky? E 400

54. Earth’s rotation E 400

55. The elliptical path of an object in space as it moves around another object due to gravity E 500

56. orbit E 500

57. Space and all the matter and energy in it. F 100

58. The universe

59. F 200 The distance from one wave peak or crest to the next peak or crest.

60. F 200 wavelength

61. F 300 An object that orbits a more massive object.

62. F 300 satellite

63. F 400 Radiation from a source separated into a range of wavelengths.

64. F 400 electromagnetic spectrum

65. F 500 A satellite in which people can live and work for long periods.

66. F 500 Space Station

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68. What is the name of the current Space Station Orbiting Earth? Click on screen to continue

69. I.S.S. or International Space Station Click on screen to continue

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